New Phytologist,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
244(5), P. 1750 - 1759
Published: June 24, 2024
Single-cell
proteomics
(SCP)
is
an
emerging
approach
to
resolve
cellular
heterogeneity
within
complex
tissues
of
multi-cellular
organisms.
Here,
we
demonstrate
the
feasibility
SCP
on
plant
samples
using
model
Arabidopsis
thaliana.
Specifically,
focused
examining
isolated
single
cells
from
cortex
and
endodermis,
which
are
two
adjacent
root
cell
types
derived
a
common
stem
lineage.
From
756
cells,
identified
3763
proteins
1118
proteins/cell.
Ultimately,
focus
3217
quantified
following
stringent
filtering.
Of
these,
596
whose
expression
enriched
in
either
or
endodermis
able
differentiate
these
closely
related
types.
Collectivity,
this
study
demonstrates
that
can
neighboring
with
distinct
functions,
thereby
facilitating
identification
biomarkers
candidate
enable
functional
genomics.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
120(19)
Published: May 1, 2023
Single-cell
proteomics
has
emerged
as
a
powerful
method
to
characterize
cellular
phenotypic
heterogeneity
and
the
cell-specific
functional
networks
underlying
biological
processes.
However,
significant
challenges
remain
in
single-cell
for
analysis
of
proteoforms
arising
from
genetic
mutations,
alternative
splicing,
post-translational
modifications.
Herein,
we
have
developed
highly
sensitive
functionally
integrated
top–down
comprehensive
single
cells.
We
applied
this
muscle
fibers
(SMFs)
resolve
their
heterogeneous
proteomic
properties
at
level.
Notably,
detected
large
(>200
kDa)
SMFs.
Using
SMFs
obtained
three
distinct
muscles,
found
fiber-to-fiber
among
sarcomeric
which
can
be
related
heterogeneity.
Importantly,
multiple
isoforms
myosin
heavy
chain
(~223
kDa),
motor
protein
that
drives
contraction,
with
high
reproducibility
enable
classification
individual
fiber
types.
This
study
reveals
cell
establishes
direct
relationship
between
types,
highlighting
potential
uncovering
molecular
underpinnings
cell-to-cell
variation
complex
systems.
Annual Review of Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
74(1), P. 285 - 312
Published: March 1, 2023
Proteins
are
workhorses
in
the
cell;
they
form
stable
and
more
often
dynamic,
transient
protein-protein
interactions,
assemblies,
networks
have
an
intimate
interplay
with
DNA
RNA.
These
network
interactions
underlie
fundamental
biological
processes
play
essential
roles
cellular
function.
The
proximity-dependent
biotinylation
labeling
approach
combined
mass
spectrometry
(PL-MS)
has
recently
emerged
as
a
powerful
technique
to
dissect
complex
at
molecular
level.
In
PL-MS,
by
fusing
genetically
encoded
proximity-labeling
(PL)
enzyme
protein
or
localization
signal
peptide,
is
targeted
of
interest
organelle,
allowing
proximity
proteins
within
zoom
radius.
biotinylated
can
then
be
captured
streptavidin
beads
identified
quantified
spectrometry.
Recently
engineered
PL
enzymes
such
TurboID
much-improved
enzymatic
activity,
enabling
spatiotemporal
mapping
dramatically
increased
signal-to-noise
ratio.
PL-MS
revolutionized
way
we
perform
proteomics
overcoming
several
hurdles
imposed
traditional
technology,
biochemical
fractionation
affinity
purification
this
review,
focus
on
biotin
ligase-based
applications
that
been,
likely
be,
adopted
plant
field.
We
discuss
experimental
designs
review
different
choices
for
ligases,
enrichment,
quantification
strategies.
Lastly,
validation
future
perspectives.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 8, 2023
Abstract
The
complexity
of
human
physiology
arises
from
well-orchestrated
interactions
between
trillions
single
cells
in
the
body.
While
single-cell
RNA
sequencing
(scRNA-seq)
has
enhanced
our
understanding
cell
diversity,
gene
expression
alone
does
not
fully
characterize
phenotypes.
Additional
molecular
dimensions,
such
as
proteins,
are
needed
to
define
cellular
states
accurately.
Mass
spectrometry
(MS)-based
proteomics
emerged
a
powerful
tool
for
comprehensive
protein
analysis,
including
applications.
However,
challenges
remain
terms
throughput
and
proteomic
depth,
order
maximize
biological
impact
by
Spectrometry
(scp-MS)
workflows.
This
study
leverages
novel
high-resolution,
accurate
mass
(HRAM)
instrument
platform,
consisting
both
an
Orbitrap
innovative
HRAM
Asymmetric
Track
Lossless
(Astral)
analyzer.
Astral
analyzer
offers
high
sensitivity
resolution
through
lossless
ion
transfer
unique
flight
track
design.
We
evaluate
performance
Thermo
Scientific
MS
using
Data-Independent
Acquisition
(DIA)
assess
proteome
depth
quantitative
precision
ultra-low
input
samples.
Optimal
DIA
method
parameters
identified,
we
demonstrate
ability
cycle
dynamics
Human
Embryonic
Kidney
(HEK293)
cells,
cancer
heterogeneity
primary
Acute
Myeloid
Leukemia
(AML)
culture
model.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
95(20), P. 8020 - 8027
Published: May 11, 2023
Recent
developments
in
mass
spectrometry-based
single-cell
proteomics
(SCP)
have
resulted
dramatically
improved
sensitivity,
yet
the
relatively
low
measurement
throughput
remains
a
limitation.
Isobaric
and
isotopic
labeling
methods
been
separately
applied
to
SCP
increase
through
multiplexing.
Here
we
combined
both
forms
of
achieve
multiplicative
scaling
for
higher
throughput.
Two-plex
stable
isotope
amino
acids
cell
culture
(SILAC)
isobaric
tandem
tag
(TMT)
enabled
up
28
single
cells
be
analyzed
liquid
chromatography–mass
spectrometry
(LC–MS)
analysis,
addition
carrier,
reference,
negative
control
channels.
A
custom
nested
nanowell
chip
was
used
nanoliter
sample
processing
minimize
losses.
Using
145-min
total
LC–MS
cycle
time,
∼280
were
per
day.
This
could
increased
∼700
samples
day
with
high-duty-cycle
multicolumn
LC
system
producing
same
active
gradient.
The
efficiency
achievable
proteome
coverage
characterized
multiple
analysis
conditions.
New Phytologist,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
244(5), P. 1750 - 1759
Published: June 24, 2024
Single-cell
proteomics
(SCP)
is
an
emerging
approach
to
resolve
cellular
heterogeneity
within
complex
tissues
of
multi-cellular
organisms.
Here,
we
demonstrate
the
feasibility
SCP
on
plant
samples
using
model
Arabidopsis
thaliana.
Specifically,
focused
examining
isolated
single
cells
from
cortex
and
endodermis,
which
are
two
adjacent
root
cell
types
derived
a
common
stem
lineage.
From
756
cells,
identified
3763
proteins
1118
proteins/cell.
Ultimately,
focus
3217
quantified
following
stringent
filtering.
Of
these,
596
whose
expression
enriched
in
either
or
endodermis
able
differentiate
these
closely
related
types.
Collectivity,
this
study
demonstrates
that
can
neighboring
with
distinct
functions,
thereby
facilitating
identification
biomarkers
candidate
enable
functional
genomics.