A Call to Action: the Need for Standardization in Developing Open-Source Mass Spectrometry-Based Methods for Microbial Subspecies Discrimination
A Call to Action: the Need for Standardization in Developing Open-Source Mass Spectrometry-Based Methods for Microbial Subspecies Discrimination
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行动呼吁:开发基于开源质谱的微生物亚种歧视方法标准化的必要性
DOI:
10.1128/msystems.00813-19
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Sanchez, Laura M.
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作者:
Clark, Chase M.;Murphy, Brian T.;Sanchez, Laura M.
In the last decade, there has been a renewed push by academic researchers to create rapid and accurate techniques to differentiate, identify, and prioritize culturable microbial isolates. One such technique that continues to gain momentum among microbiologists is matrix-assisted laser desorption–ionization time of flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS). It is an established, inexpensive technique commonly used to rapidly identify microbial taxa and differentiate culturable microbes. This technology has become commonplace in clinical and veterinary laboratories where rigorously validated methods are used in conjunction with commercially available reference databases to identify pathogenic microorganisms. However, the broader community, especially laboratories working with environmental microbes, typically cannot access the expensive software and databases. It is our opinion that this community, which relies on free and open-source software, currently lacks a coherent set of accepted experimental practices, including employment of internal standard strains, statistically driven determination of biological and technical replicates, and deposition of MS data into open-access repositories. Establishing guidelines would enable researchers to better compare microbial typing methods and advance our ability to group and delineate environmental isolates in an effective manner, particularly at the subspecies level.Toward this end, we recommend that future studies should, at a minimum, employ the following guidelines.(i) When creating/validating methods, the reported accuracy/precision should be obtained using spectra from new biological replicates or closely related strains (“test data”) that were not used to determine the parameters of the method (“training and validation data”). Though often a challenge, test spectra should be acquired using a different instrument/laboratory than was used to acquire training spectra.(ii) In addition to reporting culture duration, MALDI matrix type, and other similar variables, published studies should report the experimental design of collected data, including biological and technical replication, randomization, and blocking (designed to account for sources of variation and confounding, such as sample location on the MALDI target plate, day of data collection, chemical/medium ingredient batches, etc.)(1).(iii) Published studies should make data available for public use in both raw and standard open format (eg mzML)(2) in a repository such as the Mass Spectrometry Interactive Virtual Environment data repository (MassIVE; https://massive. ucsd. edu)(3).
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影响因子:
6.4
作者:
Dumolin, Charles;Aerts, Maarten;Carlier, Aurelien
通讯作者:
Carlier, Aurelien
DOI:
10.1073/pnas.1801247115
发表时间:
2018-05-08
影响因子:
11.1
作者:
Clark CM;Costa MS;Sanchez LM;Murphy BT
通讯作者:
Murphy BT
DOI:
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发表时间:
2015
期刊:
arXiv.org
影响因子:
--
作者:
K. Vervier;P. Mahé;Jean;Jean
通讯作者:
Jean
影响因子:
48
作者:
Sczyrba A;Hofmann P;Belmann P;Koslicki D;Janssen S;Dröge J;Gregor I;Majda S;Fiedler J;Dahms E;Bremges A;Fritz A;Garrido-Oter R;Jørgensen TS;Shapiro N;Blood PD;Gurevich A;Bai Y;Turaev D;DeMaere MZ;Chikhi R;Nagarajan N;Quince C;Meyer F;Balvočiūtė M;Hansen LH;Sørensen SJ;Chia BKH;Denis B;Froula JL;Wang Z;Egan R;Don Kang D;Cook JJ;Deltel C;Beckstette M;Lemaitre C;Peterlongo P;Rizk G;Lavenier D;Wu YW;Singer SW;Jain C;Strous M;Klingenberg H;Meinicke P;Barton MD;Lingner T;Lin HH;Liao YC;Silva GGZ;Cuevas DA;Edwards RA;Saha S;Piro VC;Renard BY;Pop M;Klenk HP;Göker M;Kyrpides NC;Woyke T;Vorholt JA;Schulze-Lefert P;Rubin EM;Darling AE;Rattei T;McHardy AC
通讯作者:
McHardy AC