Synthetic biology meets proteomics: Construction of a la carte QconCATs for absolute protein quantification
Synthetic biology meets proteomics: Construction of a la carte QconCATs for absolute protein quantification
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合成生物学遇上蛋白质组学:构建用于绝对蛋白质定量的点菜 QconCAT
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10.1101/2021.04.13.439592
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2021
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Johnson J
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Johnson J
We report a new approach to the assembly and construction of QconCATs, quantitative concatamers for proteomic applications that yield stoichiometric quantities of sets of stable isotope-labelled internal standards. The new approach is based on synthetic biology precepts of biobricks, making use of loop assembly to construct larger entities from individual biobricks. It offers a major gain in flexibility of QconCAT implementation and enables rapid and efficient editability that permits, for example, substitution of one peptide for another. The basic building block (a Qbrick) is a segment of DNA that encodes two or more quantification peptides for a single protein, readily held in a repository as a library resource. These Qbricks are then assembled in a one tube ligation reaction that enforces the order of assembly, to yield short QconCATs that are useable for small quantification products. However, the DNA context of the short also allows a second cycle of assembly such that five different short QconCATs can be assembled into a longer QconCAT in a second, single tube ligation. From a library of Qbricks, a bespoke QconCAT can be assembled quickly and efficiently in a form suitable for expression and labelling in vivoorin vitro. We refer to this approach as the ALACAT strategy as it permitsà la cartedesign of quantification standards.