Mitochondrial small subunit ribosome proteomics

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Mitochondrial small subunit ribosome proteomics: downstream-application. Bovine mitochondrial small subunit ribosomal proteins resolved by two-dimensional PAGE, in-gel tryptic digestion, capillary LC and electrospray MS/MS, with the resulting…

Bovine mitochondrial small subunit ribosomal proteins resolved by two-dimensional PAGE, in-gel tryptic digestion, capillary LC and electrospray MS/MS, with the resulting peptide sequences used as virtual probes to screen the human EST database by tBLASTN and assemble consensus cDNAs in silico. Spectra without an exact match in either the protein or EST databases were sequenced de novo, manually or with PepSeq. Seven proteins are reported in Table I, and the two de novo-derived peptides are the sole identifying evidence for two of them, MRP-S26 and MRP-S14; MRP-S14 is also one of only two proteins in the study with significant prokaryotic homology, to Escherichia coli S14. Five of the seven belong to a new class of ribosomal proteins with no prokaryotic counterpart.

Kind downstream-application
Deep learning no
Acquisition DDA
Application area general-proteomics

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Emine Cavdar Koc, William Burkhart, Kevin Blackburn, Arthur Moseley, Hasan Koc, Linda L. Spremulli

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