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Application of both high-performance liquid chromatography combined with tandem mass spectrometry shotgun and 2-D polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis for streptococcal exoproteins gave reliable proteomic data

Akira Okamoto, Tadao Hasegawa, Keiko Yamada, Michio Ohta

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Streptococci secrete a large number of exoproteins including virulence-associated toxins and enzymes. To construct a reliable database of streptococcal exoproteins, we integrated the results that were derived from two approaches: LC-based shotgun proteomic analysis and 2-D PAGE-based proteomic analysis. We identified 74 and 82 proteins by LC-based and gel-based analysis, respectively. Forty-five proteins were identified by both methods. In addition, two proteins, one identified by both methods and the other only by LC-based shotgun analysis, were newly annotated. We therefore found the importance of combinational analysis by the two methods for the construction of a more reliable database.

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Streptococci secrete a large number of exoproteins including virulence-associated toxins and enzymes. To construct a reliable database of streptococcal exoproteins, we integrated the results that were derived from two approaches: LC-based shotgun proteomic analysis and 2-D PAGE-based proteomic analysis. We identified 74 and 82 proteins by LC-based and gel-based analysis, respectively. Forty-five proteins were identified by both methods. In addition, two proteins, one identified by both methods and the other only by LC-based shotgun analysis, were newly annotated. We therefore found the importance of combinational analysis by the two methods for the construction of a more reliable database.

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Streptococci secrete a large number of exoproteins including virulence-associated toxins and enzymes. To construct a reliable database of streptococcal exoproteins, we integrated the results that were derived from two approaches: LC-based shotgun proteomic analysis and 2-D PAGE-based proteomic analysis. We identified 74 and 82 proteins by LC-based and gel-based analysis, respectively. Forty-five proteins were identified by both methods. In addition, two proteins, one identified by both methods and the other only by LC-based shotgun analysis, were newly annotated. We therefore found the importance of combinational analysis by the two methods for the construction of a more reliable database.

Key concepts: Shotgun, Shotgun proteomics, Chromatography, Tandem mass spectrometry, Mass spectrometry, Gel electrophoresis, Biology, Proteomics

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