Herein, we developed a fractionation-free negative enriching method incorporating methylamidation, siteselective dimethylation and aldehyde resin coupling(MADMAR) for in-depth C-terminome analysis. The methylamidation...Herein, we developed a fractionation-free negative enriching method incorporating methylamidation, siteselective dimethylation and aldehyde resin coupling(MADMAR) for in-depth C-terminome analysis. The methylamidation blocked the free carboxyl group on proteins first, followed by Lys C digestion of methylamidated proteins. Then, the site-selective dimethylation blocked the N-terminal amino group of the digested peptides without affecting the amino groups of lysine. Finally, the aldehyde resin was used to capture non-C-terminal peptides containing amino groups from lysine, while leaving the C-terminal peptides without free amino group in the supernatant for its analysis. We identified 1359 database-annotated protein C-termini from 50 μg He La proteins, which was 74% more than our previous method based on aldehyde resin. Moreover, 279 protein neo-C-termini were identified.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (No. 2017YFA0505001)National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 21974025)the project of Shanghai Key Laboratory of Kidney and Blood Purification。
文摘Herein, we developed a fractionation-free negative enriching method incorporating methylamidation, siteselective dimethylation and aldehyde resin coupling(MADMAR) for in-depth C-terminome analysis. The methylamidation blocked the free carboxyl group on proteins first, followed by Lys C digestion of methylamidated proteins. Then, the site-selective dimethylation blocked the N-terminal amino group of the digested peptides without affecting the amino groups of lysine. Finally, the aldehyde resin was used to capture non-C-terminal peptides containing amino groups from lysine, while leaving the C-terminal peptides without free amino group in the supernatant for its analysis. We identified 1359 database-annotated protein C-termini from 50 μg He La proteins, which was 74% more than our previous method based on aldehyde resin. Moreover, 279 protein neo-C-termini were identified.