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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
Volume 84, Issue 20, Pages 8452-8456Publisher
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/ac302130r
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- NSFC [21021004]
- CAS [P020090520]
- China State Key Basic Research Program [2012CB910101, 2012CB910601]
- National Key Special Program on Infection diseases [2012ZX10002009-011]
- MOST [2009IM031800, 2010IM030500]
- DICP
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Incorporation of isotopic tag onto peptides via chemical labeling is a popular approach for quantitative proteomics. Chemical labeling via solution based methods usually lead to a tedious process and sample loss because several sample preparation steps including buffer exchange and desalting are performed. In this study, a solid phase based labeling approach by integration of glycopeptide enrichment and stable isotope labeling on hydrazide beads was developed for relative quantification of protein glycosylation, by which enrichment, washing, labeling, and release of the glycopeptides were all performed on the hydrazide beads sequentially. This approach was proved to be accurate in quantitative glycoproteome analysis and have good linearity range with 2 orders of magnitude for quantification of glycopeptides. Compared with dimethyl labeling conventionally performed in solution, the developed approach has better enrichment recovery (10-330% improvement) and high detection sensitivity in which 4296 of annotated glycosites (vs 26%) still can be quantified using only 10 mu g of four standard glycoprotein mixtures and 400 mu g of bovine serum album interference as starting sample. The applicability of the approach for quantitative glycopeptide profiling was also explored by differential analysis of glycoproteome between human normal serum and liver cancer serum.
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