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Area of Science:

  • Proteomics
  • Mass Spectrometry
  • Computational Biology

Background:

  • GoDig is a targeted pathway proteomics platform using tandem mass tags for high throughput.
  • Current GoDig limitations include lower peptide-level success rates for challenging targets.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop software (GoDigViewer) for visualizing GoDig runs to guide assay optimization.
  • To improve peptide and protein quantification success rates in targeted proteomics.

Main Methods:

  • Development of GoDigViewer software for detailed visualization of GoDig runs.
  • Implementation of a new acquisition mode, "priming runs," involving multiple chromatographic runs before analysis.
  • Application of priming runs for quantitative assays, including macroautophagy proteins.

Main Results:

  • GoDigViewer facilitated the development of priming runs, enhancing accuracy and precision.
  • Priming runs achieved >97% success for 400 peptide targets and >95% for 200 previously unquantified targets.
  • A quantitative assay for 125 macroautophagy proteins was established with >95% success, revealing cell line-specific expression differences.

Conclusions:

  • GoDigViewer and priming runs significantly enhance the performance of targeted proteomics assays.
  • This approach enables robust quantification of previously intractable peptides and proteins.
  • The method successfully profiled macroautophagy differences across human cell lines, demonstrating its utility in biological discovery.