Nylon membrane was modified by binding with polyhydroxyl-containing materials to increase its hydrophilicity and reduce its nonspecific interaction with proteins. The effect of binding hydrophilic materials on amount ...Nylon membrane was modified by binding with polyhydroxyl-containing materials to increase its hydrophilicity and reduce its nonspecific interaction with proteins. The effect of binding hydrophilic materials on amount of ligand bound-Cibacron Blue F3GA (CBF) was investigated. Experimental data showed that the amount of CBF bound can be increased significantly after binding of hydrophilic materials.展开更多
Hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography(HILIC) has been recognized as an effective strategy for glycopeptide enrichment. Hydrophilic materials pave the way to solve the limit of low enrichment capacity and poor ...Hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography(HILIC) has been recognized as an effective strategy for glycopeptide enrichment. Hydrophilic materials pave the way to solve the limit of low enrichment capacity and poor selectivity. The present study is the first attempt to combine chitosan(CS) and L-cysteine(L-Cys) to design a novel hydrophilic material focusing on glycopeptide enrichment. CS containing a large number of hydrophilic amino and hydroxyl groups has unique chemical properties, which makes it a very attractive biomaterial for glycopeptide enrichment. The excellent hydrophilicity of zwitterionic molecule L-Cys inspires the idea of anchoring L-Cys onto CS to design a novel hydrophilic material(named as Fe_(3)O_(4)@CS@Au-L-Cys) for the capture of low abundance glycopeptides. To be specific, Au nanoparticles(Au NPs) was introduced into CS-coated Fe_(3)O_(4)via electrostatic interaction and served as bridges to anchor L-Cys onto the surface of CS through strong Au-S bond interaction. The prepared Fe_(3)O_(4)@CS@AuL-Cys exhibited strong affinity, low detection limit(0.5 fmol/μL HRP), high selectivity(HRP/BSA with a molar ratio of 1:1000) for glycopeptides. Moreover, successful application of glycopeptide enrichment in human serum and saliva by Fe_(3)O_(4)@CS@Au-L-Cys was achieved. A satisfactory data set indicates that Fe_(3)O_(4)@CS@Au-L-Cys has promising potential in the application of glycopeptide enrichment in real complex bio-samples and for related glycoproteome research.展开更多
文摘Nylon membrane was modified by binding with polyhydroxyl-containing materials to increase its hydrophilicity and reduce its nonspecific interaction with proteins. The effect of binding hydrophilic materials on amount of ligand bound-Cibacron Blue F3GA (CBF) was investigated. Experimental data showed that the amount of CBF bound can be increased significantly after binding of hydrophilic materials.
基金financially supported by Open Project of State Key Laboratory of Supramolecular Structure and Materials,Jilin University,China(No.sklssm2022012)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,JLU,China。
文摘Hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography(HILIC) has been recognized as an effective strategy for glycopeptide enrichment. Hydrophilic materials pave the way to solve the limit of low enrichment capacity and poor selectivity. The present study is the first attempt to combine chitosan(CS) and L-cysteine(L-Cys) to design a novel hydrophilic material focusing on glycopeptide enrichment. CS containing a large number of hydrophilic amino and hydroxyl groups has unique chemical properties, which makes it a very attractive biomaterial for glycopeptide enrichment. The excellent hydrophilicity of zwitterionic molecule L-Cys inspires the idea of anchoring L-Cys onto CS to design a novel hydrophilic material(named as Fe_(3)O_(4)@CS@Au-L-Cys) for the capture of low abundance glycopeptides. To be specific, Au nanoparticles(Au NPs) was introduced into CS-coated Fe_(3)O_(4)via electrostatic interaction and served as bridges to anchor L-Cys onto the surface of CS through strong Au-S bond interaction. The prepared Fe_(3)O_(4)@CS@AuL-Cys exhibited strong affinity, low detection limit(0.5 fmol/μL HRP), high selectivity(HRP/BSA with a molar ratio of 1:1000) for glycopeptides. Moreover, successful application of glycopeptide enrichment in human serum and saliva by Fe_(3)O_(4)@CS@Au-L-Cys was achieved. A satisfactory data set indicates that Fe_(3)O_(4)@CS@Au-L-Cys has promising potential in the application of glycopeptide enrichment in real complex bio-samples and for related glycoproteome research.
