Method and kit for de novo sequencing of protein N-terminal sequence by using MALDI-TOT-TOF mass spectrum

CN104483374A · Peking University · priority 2014

Patent CN104483374A (Peking University, Granted): Translated from Chinese…
Patent CN104483374A ↗
Status Granted
Priority date 2014-12-02
Filed 2014-12-02
Published 2015-04-01
Assignee Peking University
Also published as CN104483374B

Abstract

Translated from Chinese 本发明提供了一种用MALDI-TOT-TOF(基质辅助激光解吸电离-串联飞行时间)质谱对蛋白质N端序列进行从头测序的方法和试剂盒。该方法涉及蛋白质的分离、还原烷基化、蛋白质的化学修饰、酶切肽段的质谱分析、蛋白质N端肽段的质谱识别与从头测序。该方法对胶内蛋白质的赖氨酸进行胍基化,选择性地将TMPP-Ac修饰在蛋白质N端氨基上;并通过加入终止试剂和洗涤。该方法所得的蛋白质N端氨基修饰物不受过量的试剂和相应的副产物的影响,与质谱技术相容。该方法可对蛋白质的N端肽进行富集,结合反相液相色谱和生物质谱技术,既容易确定蛋白质的N端肽段,又可以很方便地进行从头测序。 The invention provides a method and a kit for de novo sequencing of protein N-terminal sequences by using MALDI-TOT-TOF (matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization-tandem time-of-flight) mass spectrometry. The method involves separation of proteins, reductive alkylation, chemical modification of proteins, mass spectrometry analysis of enzyme-cut peptides, mass spectrometry identification and de novo sequencing of protein N-terminal peptides. The method guanidinates the lysine of the protein in the gel, and selectively modifies TMPP-Ac on the N-terminal amino group of the protein; and by adding a termination reagent and washing. The protein N-terminal amino modification obtained by the method is not affected by excess reagents and corresponding by-products, and is compatible with mass spectrometry. This method can enrich the N-terminal peptides of proteins, combined with reversed-phase liquid chromatography and biological mass spectrometry, it is not only easy to determine the N-terminal peptides of proteins, but also convenient for de novo sequencing.

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Peking University: de novo sequencing of protein N-terminal sequences by MALDI-TOF/TOF.

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邹霞娟, 杨彬

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