Comparative proteome analysis of wild-type and klotho-knockout mouse kidneys using a combination of MALDI-IMS and LC-MS/MS.
Comparative proteome analysis of wild-type and klotho-knockout mouse kidneys using a combination of MALDI-IMS and LC-MS/MS.
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使用 MALDI-IMS 和 LC-MS/MS 组合对野生型和 klotho 敲除小鼠肾脏进行比较蛋白质组分析。
DOI:
10.1002/prca.201600095
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发表时间:
2017
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Yoshiko Y.
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Fujino Y;Minamizaki T;Hayashi I;Kawakami A;Miyaji T;Sakurai K;Yoshioka H;Kozai K;Okada M;Yoshiko Y.
PurposeMutation of theklothogene in mice elicits a syndrome resembling accelerated human aging. However, there is limited evidence for the role of Klotho in the kidney. We conducted a comparative proteome analysis of wild‐type (WT) andklotho‐knockout (kl−/−) mouse kidneys to identify proteins involved in Klotho deficiency.Experimental designMALDI imaging MS (MALDI‐IMS) of frozen kidney sections from 7‐wk‐old male WT andkl−/−mice was used to determine genotype‐specific differences in the MS distribution. Proteins uniquely distributed inkl−/−kidneys were identified by subsequent analysis of adjacent trypsinized sections by MALDI‐IMS in combination with LC‐MS/MS. Immunohistochemistry and western blotting were adopted in qualitative and quantitation analysis.ResultsNinety‐seven and 69 proteins identified by LC‐MS/MS were matched to the MALDI‐IMS spectra in WT andkl−/−mouse kidneys, respectively. Among protein types matched, nucleic acid binding proteins were most abundant, followed by enzymes. We identified secretogranin‐1 (SCG1), which was predominately distributed in the glomeruli and renal tubules ofkl−/−mouse kidneys. Immunohistochemistry for SCG1 mirrored images of MALDI‐IMS.ConclusionsSCG1 may be a candidate protein involved in Klotho deficiency. Although further research is needed to investigate the role of SCG1 in the kidney, we show the usefulness of MALDI‐IMS combined with LC‐MS/MS.