proteomics Flashcards

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proteomics

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study of proteins, how they’re modified, their expression and interactions

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expression proteomics

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identifying levels of proteins - how much given protein expressed or not in cell type

quantifying proteome in 2 or more states e.g. disease. vs normal

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functional proteomics

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identifying protein-protein interactions

quantifying these interactions to determine protein function

how proteins interact to derive certain function

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the proteome

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all different proteins forms expressed from genome

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how can proteins be extracted

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detergent e.g. SDS (to break open lipid bilayer)

homogenise

sonicate

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fractionate cells

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to look at specific portion of cell contents

break up cell and then isolate organelles from cytoplasm through centrifugation

e.g. if want to focus on nucleus

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SDS-PAGE

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PAGE = polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis

SDS unfolds protein and coats with negative charge
proteins own charge then irrelevant
SDS-PAGE separates on basis of size

stain to see result e.g.
coomassie brillant blue
silver

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2D gels

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separate on basis charge and size

run SDS-PAGE on a single lane. then run sideways without SDS

can screen drugs with this - to see changes to proteins due to drugs

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high pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC)

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HPLC metal tube under pressure
sample injecter, pump, solvent reservoir that lets buffer flow through tube

proteins flow with buffer and are separated in some way e.g size, charge, shape, hydrophobic-ness, phosphorylation

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HPLC clinical application

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used to screen newborns for sickle cell

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matrix-assisted laser depolarisation/ionisation - time of flight mass spectrometry

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sample added to plate within a matrix and hit with laser which vaporises it –> charged ions accelerated by electrical gradient and timed (large ones hit detector last)

size and charge

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liquid chromatography coupled with tandem mass spectrometry

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liquid chromatography separates proteins based on characteristic, e.g. size, and 2 rounds mass spec to identify separated proteins

sample hit w laser and subject to MS to select an ion (based on characteristic. ion passed through collision cell which fragments it into smaller pieces. fragmented ions then analysed with another round MS , to obtain reading of spectrum

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