Back to Search Start Over

P104-M Comparison between Sample Preparation On Chip (SPOC) and Off-Line MALDI-MS Sample-Preparation Approaches for Sample Clean-Up and IMAC Enrichment

Authors :
Menzel, C.
Roth, U.
Mirshad, J.
Walker, J. A.
Chen, I.
Steinert, K.
Belisle, C.
Publication Year :
2007
Publisher :
The Association of Biomolecular Resource Facilities, 2007.

Abstract

Optimized sample preparation is crucial for successful and sensitive detection of peptides by MALDI-TOF MS. In particular, the protein identification of low femtomole amounts of analyte requires further clean-up and concentrating steps to acquire significant spectra. This aspect is even more pronounced if the analysis of post-translational modifications is the goal. A prominent example is the mapping of protein phosphorylation sites, which is often hampered by the lack of phosphopeptides in spectra of crude digests. For that reason, very often micro-columns filled with reversed-phase material for clean-up, or IMAC or TiO2 resins for phosphopeptide enrichment, are employed prior to MALDI-MS analysis.

Details

Language :
English
Database :
OpenAIRE
Accession number :
edsair.pmc...........3d817a13d81c6388e317f524de3e084b