Open-pFind Verified Four Missing Proteins from Multi-Tissues

Open-pFind Verified Four Missing Proteins from Multi-Tissues
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Open-pFind 验证了多种组织中的四种缺失蛋白质

DOI:
10.1021/acs.jproteome.0c00370
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Xu Ping
Xu Ping
中科院分区:
生物学2区
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作者:
Wu Shujia;Sun Jinshuai;Wang Xi;Xu Feng;Chi Hao;Li Yanchang;Zhong Bowen;Xie Yuping;Yan Zhonghua;Chang Lei;Wang Dongxue;He Fuchu;Wu Junzhu;Zhang Yao;Xu Ping

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以染色体为中心的人类蛋白质组计划(C-HPP)于2012年启动,旨在通过在蛋白质水平上识别缺失蛋白(MP)表达的更有力证据,完善人类蛋白质存在的注释。经过全球8年的努力,neXtProt数据库中的议员人数从5511人(2012年2月24日)大幅减少到1899人(2020年1月17日)。由于其低丰度、低分子量、非预期修饰、跨膜结构、组织表达特异性等特点,目前已难以提供可靠的证据,而更高分辨率的质谱解释引擎与多组织大规模蛋白质组学相结合,可能为复杂样品中这些埋藏的MP的鉴定提供机会。在该研究中,Wang等人使用open-pFind从20对健康人组织中挖掘MP(Mol. Syst. Biol.2019,15(2),e8503)结合我们的大规模睾丸数据集,该数据集由三种酶(Glu-C,Lys-C和胰蛋白酶)消化,对不同的氨基酸残基具有特异性(J. Proteme Res.2019,18(12),4189−4196)。在PSM、肽和蛋白质水平上,总共将具有17 283 477个肽谱匹配(PSM)的1 535 536个肽映射到14 279个蛋白质条目,错误发现率<1%。共鉴定出103个MP候选物,其中86个候选物与我们的单个睾丸组织相比具有更多的独特肽编号。经过严格的筛选,人工检查,肽合成,并与PeptideAtlas中记录的肽匹配,我们在蛋白质水平上验证了四种MP,P0 C7 T8(十二指肠和小肠),Q8 WWZ 4(胃和直肠),Q8 IV 35(输卵管)和O 14921(扁桃体)。所有MS原始文件均已保存至ProteomeXchange,标识符为PXD 021391。
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