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Enrichment of EGFR/PI3K/AKT/PTEN Proteins for Research using Immunoprecipitation and with Mass Spectrometry-based Analysis

ng

g, less void volume reduces the

ation (60 minutes start to finish)

nsistency

cibility

re efficiency and selectivity.

e directly coupled antibody or

in resin. A) Capture efficiency was

e coverage and background proteins

trypsin digestion. IP using magnetic

ntified and higher EGFR sequence

research method development.

x and analyzed by silver stain or

es are also digested with trypsin and

uantitative peptides. Heavy isotope-

used in targeted SRM or MRM

In-Solution nLC-MS/MS Results

uccess Criteria: <60 >60%

FIGURE 4. Identification of multiple phosphorylation sites for EGFR peptides.

A

B

A) IP-MS allowed simultaneous analysis of multiple phosphorylation sites for EGFR

and AKT2 peptides. B) MS/MS spectra of ELVEPL(pT)PSGEAPNQALLR peptide

showing phosphothreonine residue at T693 of EGFR.

Enrichment of medium to low abundant targets using Thermo Scientific Pierce

Streptavidin Coated Magnetic Beads

EGFR-AKT pathway targets were immunoprecipitated from two cell lines with

biotinylated antibodies, captured with Pierce Streptavidin coated magnetic beads,

washed, eluted, digested in-solution, and analyzed by LC-MS/MS to assess sequence

coverage and identify isoform-specific peptides.

Target

A431

HEK293

Anti-target

Ab

Negative

Control

Anti-target

Ab

Negative

Control

%

Sequence

Coverage

EGFR

65%

0%

16%

0%

AKT1

36%

2%

68%

6%

AKT2

50%

0%

82%

0%

AKT3

8%

0%

62%

0%

PTEN

16%

0%

36%

0%

PIK3CA

0%

0%

0%

0%

AKT2

EGFR

1166-Phosphoserine

693-

Phosphothreonine

by PKD/PRKD1

991-Phosphoserine

451-Phosphothreonine

b₃⁺

342.19

y₁₄⁺-P

1448.85

b₄⁺-H₂O

453.25

b₁₇⁺

1826.83

y₅⁺

600.44

y₁₆⁺-H₂O

1754.86

y₄⁺

472.50

b₁₈⁺-P

1842.06

y₃⁺

401.40

y₁₅⁺-P

1545.87

b₁₈⁺

1940.12

b₁₁⁺-P

1134.60

y₁₃⁺-H₂O

1415.81

b₁₁⁺

1232.60

b₁₂⁺

1303.60

y₁₃⁺

1433.92

y₁₃²⁺-P

668.54

y₁₅²⁺-P, y₁₄²⁺

773.56

y₁₅⁺

1643.90

y₈⁺

882.59

[M+2H]²⁺-P

1008.67

y₇⁺

811.60

y₁₂⁺

1252.78

y₁₅²⁺

822.53

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1400

1600

1800

2000

m/z

0

5

10

15

20

25

Intensity [counts] (10^3)

Extracted from: R:\Bhavin\IP-MS\IPMS_5Kits_May2013\EGFR\Batch2\IP_PMS_EGFR_R1_1.raw #2257 RT: 31.37

ITMS,CID@35.00,z=+2,Monom/z=1057.53271Da,MH+=2114.05815Da,MatchTol.=0.5Da

ELVEPL(pT)PSGEAPNQALLR

FIGURE 5. Detection and

and PIK3R1 peptides.

All six targets were monitor

and PIK3R1 peptides were

Target

Peptide No.

EGFR

Peptide 1

Peptide 2

AKT2

Peptide 1

Peptide 2

AKT1

Peptide 1

PTEN

Peptide 1

Peptide 2

PIK3R1

Peptide 1

Peptide 2

PIK3CA

Peptide 1

FIGURE 6. Quantitation of

Enrichment of EGFR from t

peptides by targeted MS. B

Magnetic beads compared t

Immunoprecipitation to ta

After enrichment by IP, SRM

PTEN proteins in the low fm

FIGURE 7. Recovery of re

rEGFR spiked into 1mg pla

Monoclonal antibody recov

rEGFR

Mono

Ab

0 ng

0%

7 ng

3%

36 ng

20%

180 ng

42%

nLC-MS/MS

(EGFR % Sequence Cove

A431

FIGURE 8. Multiplex imm

EGFR, AKT isoforms and P

biotinylated antibodies, cap

targets were identified and

Targets/

HEK293 lysate

% Seque

Covera

EGFR

17%

AKT2

23%

AKT1

16%

PTEN

11%

nLC-MS/MS