Top down mass spectrometry of <60-kDa proteins from Methanosarcina acetivorans using quadrupole FTMS with automated octopole collisionally activated dissociation
Top down mass spectrometry of <60-kDa proteins from Methanosarcina acetivorans using quadrupole FTMS with automated octopole collisionally activated dissociation
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DOI:
10.1074/mcp.m500219-mcp200
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发表时间:
2006-01-01
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7
通讯作者:
Kelleher, NL
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作者:
Patrie, SM;Ferguson, JT;Kelleher, NL
A fragmentation geometry based upon axial acceleration of m/z-selected protein ions into a linear octopole ion trap allowed simultaneous production and external accumulation of fragment ions prior to m/z measurement in a FT mass spectrometer. Improved dynamic range resulting from this octopole collisionally activated dissociation resulted in a 2.5 x increase in experimental throughput and a 2 x increase in fragment ion matches to gene products identified and characterized in the top down fashion. The acceleration voltage for optimal fragmentation has a m/z and mass dependence, knowledge of which facilitated an automated platform for top down MS/MS on a quadrupole FT hybrid mass spectrometer. Controlled by improved software for data acquisition ( e. g. using dynamic exclusion of previously identified species), automated octopole collisionally activated dissociation of samples fractionated using chromatofocusing and reversed-phase liquid chromatography achieved a significant increase in protein identification rate versus previous benchmarks. Also a batch analysis version of ProSight PTM facilitated probability-based identification of intact proteins obtained in a higher throughput fashion. In total, 101 unique proteins ( 5 - 59 kDa) were identified from whole cell lysates of Methanosarcina acetivorans grown anaerobically, including the characterization of several mispredicted start sites and biologically relevant mass discrepancies.