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Thermo Scientific Poster Note

PN-64149-ASMS-EN-0614S

Conclusion

The pSMART acquisition method f

developed to increase performanc

could be used as putative biomark

better data as compared to standa

Greater number of plasma

Significantly reduced numb

Incorporation of Crystal spe

reduce post-acquisition pro

pSMART method is easily a

different chromatographic p

References

1. Gillet, L.C., Navarro, P., Tat

Aebersold, R.,

Targeted dat

data-independent acquisitio

proteome analysis.

Molecul

2. Panchaud, A., Scherl, A., S

Miller, S. I., Goodlett, D. R.,

ocean.

Anal. Chem., 2009.

3. Lam, H., Deutsch, E., W., E

Building consensus spectral

Nature Methods, 2008.

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(10

Three technical replicates were acquired per data acquisition scheme. The real-time

data analysis generates a list of peptide sequences per injection that can be

compared across each replicate and data acquisition scheme to determine

reproducibility. The peptide numbers listed in Table 1 sums the total number of

peptides identified across all technical replicates. Of primary interest is the

reproducibility of peptides identified across each injection. Of the 2525 peptides

identified across all pSMART, 2285 were identified in all three replicates and ca.

another 75 peptides identified in 2/3 injections. In the standard DIA identified a total

2159 peptides from the all replicates but only 1599 peptides were verified across all

three technical replicates and ca. another 180 peptides identified in 2/3 replicates.

Of further interest was determining the overlap of identified peptides across all

methods as well as those peptides uniquely identified per method. Each list of

peptides per method were compared and evaluated displayed in Figure 3.

FIGURE 3. Venn diagram comparing identified peptides per data acquisition

used to sample the plasma digest. Each peptide had to be identified in all three

technical replicates to be considered.

FIGURE 4. Comparative mass spectral analysis of the plasma peptide

SLAELGGHLDQQVEEFR that was uniquely identified using pSMART method. A)

shows the overlaid precursor isotopic XICs for the +3 charge state and the inset

shows the isotopic distribution overlap. The red dashed line indicates the

matched narrow DIA window. B) shows the overlaid product ion XIC trace from

the PRM experiment. The inset table list the product ions, ion type, and library

distribution. C) shows the overlaid product ion XICs from the standard DIA

experiment. The inset shows the comparative product ion distribution from each

data set as compared to the spectral library entry.

MSMS

C

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Precursor Ion Isotopic Distribution

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Library

pSMART

DIA

Theoretical

Experimental

ing standard DIA and

R. (A) Shows the product

red to (B) which shows the

profile, qualitative analysis,

int for matched DIA

mparative product ion

the product ion

ing is based on CS scores

distribution. CS scores for

s for DIA are based on

narrow DIA spectrum is

erent data processing

hit rates per data set and

ance criteria used for

aries used to search

256

724

889

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pSMART

DIA

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Experimental Isotopic Distribution

MS1

pSMART

PRM

Standard DIA

Relative Abundance

Library

m/z 1050.485 (y8) 100%

m/z 1163..569 (y9) 76%

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m/z 935.458 (y7) 57%

m/z 679.340 (y5) 48%

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11-15%

Frequency

A secondary set of PRM experiments were

performed to target the unique peptides

identified per acquisition scheme. A

targeted inclusion list of 536 peptides

(standard DIA), 656 from pSMART, and

724 peptides identified by all three

experiments as a control. The results from

each PRM analysis showed over 95% of

the 724 peptides verified across all three

methods were confirmed using PRM, over

85% of the peptides were confirmed for

the pSMART method, and less than 15%

of the unique peptides identified by

standard DIA were confirmed by the PRM

experiment. An example of the

comparative data analysis strategy is

presented in Figure 4.

A

B

C

Figure 5. Comparative reprodu

acquisition method. The coeff

three technical replicates. Are

from precursor isotopic XICs c

product ion XICs.

DIA

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oint

eak

Standard DIA

10ppm

4 data point

across peak

pSMART

(10ppm)

2244

2525

897

287

363

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40%

11%

16%

6%

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