Impact of Local Air Pressure on Ion Mobilities and Data Consistency in diaPASEF-Based High Throughput Proteomics
Michael Steidel,
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Sascha Knecht,
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Gavain M.A. Sweetman
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et al.
Journal of Proteome Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 24, 2025
Data-independent
acquisition
(DIA)
on
ion
mobility
mass
spectrometers
enables
deep
proteome
coverage
and
high
data
completeness
in
large-scale
proteomics
studies.
For
advanced
schemes
such
as
parallel
accumulation
serial
fragmentation-based
DIA
(diaPASEF)
stability
of
(1/K0)
over
time
is
crucial
for
consistent
quality.
We
found
that
minor
changes
environmental
air
pressure
systematically
affect
the
vacuum
TIMS
analyzer,
causing
shifts.
By
comparing
experimental
mobilities
with
historical
weather
data,
we
attributed
observed
drifts
to
fluctuations
ground
pressure.
Moderate
e.g.
fifteen
mbar
induce
shifts
0.025
Vs/cm2.
These
negatively
impact
peptide
quantification
across
consecutively
acquired
samples
due
drift-dependent
abundance
increased
missing
values
ions
located
at
boundaries
diaPASEF
isolation
windows,
which
cannot
be
corrected
by
postprocessing.
To
address
this,
applied
an
in-batch
autocalibration
feature
a
run-wise
basis,
leading
full
elimination
drifts.
Language: Английский
Ultra-Fast Multi-Organ Proteomics Unveils Tissue-Specific Mechanisms of Drug Efficacy and Toxicity
Yun Xiong,
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Lin Tan,
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Waikin Chan
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 27, 2024
Rapid
and
comprehensive
analysis
of
complex
proteomes
across
large
sample
sets
is
vital
for
unlocking
the
potential
systems
biology.
We
present
UFP-MS,
an
ultra-fast
mass
spectrometry
(MS)
proteomics
method
that
integrates
narrow-window
data-independent
acquisition
(nDIA)
with
short-gradient
micro-flow
chromatography,
enabling
profiling
>240
samples
per
day.
This
optimized
MS
approach
identifies
6,201
7,466
human
proteins
1-
2-min
gradients,
respectively.
Our
streamlined
preparation
workflow
features
high-throughput
homogenization,
adaptive
focused
acoustics
(AFA)-assisted
proteolysis,
Evotip-accelerated
desalting,
allowing
processing
up
to
96
tissue
in
5
h.
As
a
practical
application,
we
analyzed
507
from
13
mouse
tissues
treated
enzyme-drug
L-asparaginase
(ASNase)
or
its
glutaminase-free
Q59L
mutant,
generating
quantitative
profile
11,472
following
drug
treatment.
The
results
confirmed
impact
ASNase
on
amino
acid
metabolism
solid
tissues.
Further
revealed
broad
suppression
anticoagulants
cholesterol
uncovered
numerous
tissue-specific
dysregulated
pathways.
In
summary,
UFP-MS
greatly
accelerates
generation
biological
insights
clinically
actionable
hypotheses
into
vulnerabilities
targeted
by
ASNase.
Language: Английский
Eleven shades of PASEF
Expert Review of Proteomics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(9-10), P. 367 - 376
Published: Oct. 2, 2024
The
introduction
of
trapped
ion
mobility
spectrometry
(TIMS)
in
combination
with
fast
high-resolution
time-of-flight
(TOF)
mass
to
the
proteomics
field
led
a
jump
protein
identifications
and
quantifications,
as
well
lowering
limit
detection
for
proteins
from
biological
samples.
Parallel
Accumulation-Serial
Fragmentation
(PASEF)
is
driving
force
this
development
has
been
adapted
discovery
targeted
proteomics.
Language: Английский
Differences in Uniquely Identified Peptides Between ddaPASEF and diaPASEF
Mio Iwasaki,
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Rika Nishimura,
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Tatsuya Yamakawa
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et al.
Cells,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(22), P. 1848 - 1848
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
Recent
advancements
in
mass
spectrometry-based
proteomics
have
made
it
possible
to
conduct
comprehensive
protein
analysis.
In
particular,
the
emergence
of
data-independent
acquisition
(DIA)
method
powered
by
machine
learning
has
significantly
improved
identification
efficiency.
However,
compared
with
conventional
data-dependent
(DDA)
method,
degree
which
peptides
are
uniquely
identified
DIA
and
DDA
not
been
thoroughly
examined.
this
study,
we
over
10,000
proteins
using
methods
analyzed
characteristics
unique
each
method.
Results
showed
that
number
same
column
type
was
19%
32%,
respectively,
shorter
preferentially
detected
addition,
more
DIA-specific
were
identified,
especially
during
first
10%
elution
time,
overall
1/
Language: Английский