Issue 36, 2019

An efficient method for high-pH peptide fractionation based on C18 StageTips for in-depth proteome profiling

Abstract

In-depth proteome profiling still relies widely on extensive off-line peptide fractionation to reduce the complexity of the proteome. However, the fractionation of protein samples in the sub-microgram range can be limited owing to sample loss during the fractionation process. Thus, it is essential to develop efficient microscale fractionation strategies. Here, we describe a modified method for high-pH peptide fractionation using C18-StageTips. Compared to a conventional strategy, our method generates improved peptide and protein identification rates under the same LC-MS/MS conditions. Finally, proteome profiling of sub-regions of the mouse brain suggested that our method can be used to analyze the proteome in-depth with limited amounts of protein samples.

Graphical abstract: An efficient method for high-pH peptide fractionation based on C18 StageTips for in-depth proteome profiling

Supplementary files

Article information

Article type
Technical Note
Submitted
18 Jun 2019
Accepted
19 Aug 2019
First published
20 Aug 2019

Anal. Methods, 2019,11, 4693-4698

An efficient method for high-pH peptide fractionation based on C18 StageTips for in-depth proteome profiling

H. Kim, K. Dan, H. Shin, J. Lee, J. I. Wang and D. Han, Anal. Methods, 2019, 11, 4693 DOI: 10.1039/C9AY01269A

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