Comparison of sodium dodecyl sulfate depletion techniques for proteome analysis by mass spectrometry
Comparison of sodium dodecyl sulfate depletion techniques for proteome analysis by mass spectrometry
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DOI:
10.1016/j.chroma.2015.09.042
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发表时间:
2015-10-30
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4.1
通讯作者:
Doucette, Alan
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作者:
Kachuk, Carolyn;Stephen, Kegan;Doucette, Alan
In proteomics, sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) is favored for protein solubilization and mass-based separation (e.g. GELFrEE or SOS PAGE). Numerous SDS depletion techniques are available to purify proteins ahead of mass spectrometry. The effectiveness of the purification has a controlling influence on the success of the analysis. Here we quantitatively assess eight approaches to SDS depletion: in-gel digestion; protein precipitation in acetone or with TCA; detergent precipitation with KCI; strong cation exchange; protein level and peptide level purification with Pierce detergent removal cartridges; and FASP II. Considering protein purity, FASP II showed the highest degree of SOS removal, matching that of in-gel digestion (over 99.99% depleted). Other methods (acetone, strong cation exchange, Pierce cartridges) also deplete SOS to levels amenable to LC-MS (>99%). Accounting for protein recovery, FASP II revealed significant sample loss (