2-D differential membrane proteome analysis of scarce protein samples

Proteome studies with small sample amounts are difficult to perform, especially when membrane proteins are the focus of interest. In our study a new method for the analysis of scarce membrane protein samples combining large gel 2‐D‐CTAB/SDS‐PAGE with fluorescence dye saturation labelling (satDIGE) w...

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Veröffentlicht in:Proteomics (Weinheim) 2006-08, Vol.6 (16), p.4506-4513
Hauptverfasser: Helling, Stefan, Schmitt, Edgar, Joppich, Cornelia, Schulenborg, Thomas, Müllner, Stefan, Felske-Müller, Stephanie, Wiebringhaus, Thomas, Becker, Gabriele, Linsenmann, Gudrun, Sitek, Barbara, Lutter, Petra, Meyer, Helmut E., Marcus, Katrin
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Zusammenfassung:Proteome studies with small sample amounts are difficult to perform, especially when membrane proteins are the focus of interest. In our study a new method for the analysis of scarce membrane protein samples combining large gel 2‐D‐CTAB/SDS‐PAGE with fluorescence dye saturation labelling (satDIGE) was developed, allowing a highly sensitive differential analysis of different cell states. After Triton X‐114 phase partitioning, enriched membrane protein samples of T cells were labelled at cysteine residues using fluorescence dyes and separated by large gel 2D‐CTAB/SDS‐PAGE. For a differential analysis 3 μg protein was found to be sufficient to detect proteins in a widespread well‐separated diagonal spot pattern.
ISSN:1615-9853
1615-9861
DOI:10.1002/pmic.200600169