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en:aree:proteomica:ms:start [2018/08/10 15:19]
Gianluca Frustagli English translation.
en:aree:proteomica:ms:start [2020/09/29 13:22]
Gianluca Frustagli [Mass Spectrometry (MS)] Referent change.
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-{{:​aree:​proteomica:​ms:​lab.jpeg?​400 |}} The unit is equipped with an **LTQ XL Ion Trap** ​mass spectrometer from ThermoFisher ​with an additional ETD (Electron Transfer Dissociation) fragmentation(([[http://​www.pnas.org/​cgi/​content/​full/​101/​26/​9528|Peptide and protein sequence analysis by electron transfer dissociation mass spectrometry]])).+{{:​aree:​proteomica:​ms:​lab.jpeg?​400 |}} The unit is equipped with two mass spectrometer from ThermoFisher, ​an **Orbitrap Fusion** and a **LTQ XL Ion Trap** with an additional ETD (Electron Transfer Dissociation) fragmentation(([[http://​www.pnas.org/​cgi/​content/​full/​101/​26/​9528|Peptide and protein sequence analysis by electron transfer dissociation mass spectrometry]])).
  
-This instrument, in-line with nano-capillary ​chromatograph, allows the separation of peptide mixtures with different complexity degree and the subsequent identification of the constituent proteins through dedicated software (LC-MS / MS analysis). This instrumentation is of great support in the biomedical research projects that require the identification and/or characterization of proteins and their level of expression. The samples to be analyzed can be multiple: synthetic proteins, semi-purified proteins, immuno-precipitation,​ sub-proteomes,​ total proteomes. Generally, the LC-MS / MS analysis is preceded by electrophoresis (PAGE) for a qualitative and quantitative estimate of the sample followed by protein in-gel digestion. ​+These instruments, in-line with nano-capillary ​chromatographs, allows the separation of peptide mixtures with different complexity degree and the subsequent identification of the constituent proteins through dedicated software (LC-MS / MS analysis). This instrumentation is of great support in the biomedical research projects that require the identification and/or characterization of proteins and their level of expression. The samples to be analyzed can be multiple: synthetic proteins, semi-purified proteins, immuno-precipitation,​ sub-proteomes,​ total proteomes. Generally, the LC-MS / MS analysis is preceded by electrophoresis (PAGE) for a qualitative and quantitative estimate of the sample followed by protein in-gel digestion. ​
  
 In case of very poor samples or for methodological needs, the digestion can be carried out in solution and followed by off-line chromatography before the LC-MS /MS analysis(([[http://​www.nature.com/​nmeth/​journal/​v6/​n5/​abs/​nmeth.1322.html|Universal sample preparation method for proteome analysis]])). In comparative studies, relative quantitative determination is possible through isotopic labeling techniques(([[https://​www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/​pubmed/​17902639|iTRAQ Reagent-Based Quantitative Proteomic Analysis on a Linear Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer]]))(([[http://​www.neurology.org/​content/​79/​10/​1012.abstract|Increased levels of acute-phase inflammatory proteins in plasma of patients with sporadic CJD]])) or label-free(([[https://​www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/​pubmed/​23794183|Critical assessment of proteome-wide label-free absolute abundance estimation strategies]])). The unit relies particularly on extensive experience in the following areas: In case of very poor samples or for methodological needs, the digestion can be carried out in solution and followed by off-line chromatography before the LC-MS /MS analysis(([[http://​www.nature.com/​nmeth/​journal/​v6/​n5/​abs/​nmeth.1322.html|Universal sample preparation method for proteome analysis]])). In comparative studies, relative quantitative determination is possible through isotopic labeling techniques(([[https://​www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/​pubmed/​17902639|iTRAQ Reagent-Based Quantitative Proteomic Analysis on a Linear Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer]]))(([[http://​www.neurology.org/​content/​79/​10/​1012.abstract|Increased levels of acute-phase inflammatory proteins in plasma of patients with sporadic CJD]])) or label-free(([[https://​www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/​pubmed/​23794183|Critical assessment of proteome-wide label-free absolute abundance estimation strategies]])). The unit relies particularly on extensive experience in the following areas:
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 Several bioinformatic analysis approaches are available for the analysis of results. Several bioinformatic analysis approaches are available for the analysis of results.
  
-<wrap em>​Service requests to this unit must be sent by filling ​out the '​[[richiesta|Service Request]]' ​online formYou will be contacted for preliminary ​meeting.</​wrap>​+\\ 
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 +=== To ask for the service: === 
 + 
 +  - preliminary contact the [[chi_siamo|MS ​unit staff]]; 
 +  - fill out the online form '**[[richiesta|Service Request]]**' ​briefly illustrating the scientific problem, type and number of samples etc.
 +  - plan a meeting ​with the unit staff to discuss methods of analysis, costs, timing etc.
  
 <wrap em>We recommend that you follow the advices in the '​[[linee_guida|Guidelines]]'​ section during sample preparation.</​wrap>​ <wrap em>We recommend that you follow the advices in the '​[[linee_guida|Guidelines]]'​ section during sample preparation.</​wrap>​
  
-> Contact: [[marta.ponzi@iss.it|Marta Ponzi]] +\\ 
-> ☎ **+39 06 4990 3134**+ 
 +> Contact: [[serena.camerini@iss.it|Serena Camerini]] 
 +> ☎ **+39 06 4990 3164** 
 +> Fax **+39 06 4990 2040**
 > Where we are: building **30**, floor **A**, room **11** > Where we are: building **30**, floor **A**, room **11**
  
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