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RAPID DETECTION OF CELLULAR PROTEIN DIFFERENCES

RAPID DETECTION OF CELLULAR PROTEIN DIFFERENCES
快速检测细胞蛋白质差异
批准号:
2487313
负责人:
JONATHAN S MINDEN
金额:
$27.91万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997-09-30 至 2000-08-31

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描述:(申请人摘要)蛋白质组成和蛋白质组成的差异 修饰是细胞内差异的主要决定因素 结构、功能和行为。在许多情况下,这些差异是 由差异基因表达产生。然而,许多细胞变化 而特征则是翻译后修饰语差异的结果。 了解细胞差异的分子基础是一个主要的驱动因素 现代生物学中的力量。已经非常强调了 差异基因表达。为了配合这些工作,我们采取了一项 基于蛋白质的方法来识别蛋白质的差异 细胞差异的基础。 典型的真核细胞由5000多种不同的蛋白质组成, 其中许多是有机体所有细胞所共有的。与众不同的 不同细胞类型的特征是由少数蛋白质创造的。这个 展示细胞蛋白质阵列的标准方法是分离 根据它们的电荷和质量用二维聚丙烯酰胺 凝胶电泳(2DE),一种允许人们可视化的技术 大约2000种最丰富的细胞蛋白质。2DE受苦 重现性问题--没有两种凝胶是完全一样的。因此, 人们必须求助于基于计算机的方法来对齐不同的凝胶,这 没有很好地解决异构性问题。我们已经开发出一种 通过运行不同的蛋白质来绕过这些问题的技术 同一凝胶上的样本。这是通过共价耦合每个 带有不同颜色荧光染料的蛋白质样本,该荧光染料旨在 对标记蛋白的相对迁移没有影响 电泳法。荧光标记的蛋白质通过一种 可以区分这两种荧光的荧光凝胶成像仪 染料。共同的蛋白质以斑点的形式出现,由两种荧光染料组成; 而两个样本之间不同的蛋白质,称为 “差异蛋白质”,表示偏爱一种或另一种染料。这 这项技术被称为差异凝胶电泳(DGE)。目前,DIGE 比银染更灵敏,可以检测差异蛋白质 降低到整个细胞提取液中总蛋白质的0.01%。 本提案描述了改进DGE的三个具体目标,以便能够 可视化几乎所有的细胞蛋白质,并检测到非常低的丰度 不同之处。用于自动检测和隔离差异的软件 蛋白质也将被描述。一旦检测到差异蛋白质, 与基因组数据库相结合的质谱仪分析将用于 确定编码差异蛋白质的基因的同一性。
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DESCRIPTION: (Applicant's abstract) Differences in protein composition and modification are the primary determinants of differences in cellular structure, function and behavior. In many cases, these differences are generated by differential gene expression. However, many cellular changes and features are the result of differences in post-translation modification. Understanding the molecular basis for cell differences is a major driving force in modern biology. A great deal of emphasis has been placed on differential gene expression. To complement these efforts, we have taken a protein-based approach for identifying the protein differences that are the basis for cellular differences. Typical eukaryotic cells are composed of more than 5,000 different proteins, many of which are common to all cells of the organism. The distinguishing features of different cell types are created by a minority of proteins. The standard method for displaying the array of cellular proteins is to separate them according to their charge and mass by two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (2DE), a technique that allows one to visualize approximately 2,000 of the most abundant cellular proteins. 2DE suffers from a reproducibility problem-no two gels are perfectly alike. Therefore, one must resort to computer-based methods to align different gels, which does not perfectly resolve the heterogeneity problem. We have developed a technique that bypasses these problems by running the different protein samples on the same gel. This is accomplished by covalently coupling each protein sample with a different colored fluorescent dye that was designed to have no effect on the relative migration of labeled proteins during electrophoresis. The fluorescently tagged proteins are visualized by a fluorescent-gel imager that can discriminate between the two fluorescent dyes. Common proteins appear as spots composed of both fluorescent dyes; while proteins that differ between the two samples, referred to as "difference proteins", display a bias toward one or the other dye. This technique is called Difference Gel Electrophoresis (DIGE). Currently, DIGE is more sensitive than silver staining and can detect difference proteins down to 0.01% of total protein in a whole cell extract. This proposal describes three specific aims to improve DIGE so that one can visualize nearly all cellular proteins and detect very low abundance differences. Software for automated detection and isolation of difference proteins will also be described. Once a difference protein is detected, mass spectrometer analysis coupled to the genome data base will be used to determine the identity of the genes encoding the difference proteins.
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