| Literature DB >> 27880036 |
Jiefei Tong1, Biyin Cao2, Gregory D Martyn3, Jonathan R Krieger4, Paul Taylor1,4, Bradley Yates3,5, Sachdev S Sidhu3,5, Shawn S C Li6, Xinliang Mao2, Michael F Moran1,3.
Abstract
Recently, "superbinder" SH2 domain variants with three amino acid substitutions (sSH2) were reported to have 100-fold or greater affinity for protein-phosphotyrosine (pY) than natural SH2 domains. Here we report a protocol in which His-tagged Src sSH2 efficiently captures pY-peptides from protease-digested HeLa cell total protein extracts. Affinity purification of pY-peptides by this method shows little bias for pY-proximal amino acid sequences, comparable to that achieved by using antibodies to pY, but with equal or higher yield. Superbinder-SH2 affinity purification mass spectrometry (sSH2-AP-MS) therefore provides an efficient and economical approach for unbiased pY-directed phospho-proteome profiling without the use of antibodies.Entities:
Keywords: Affinity purification; Anti-phosphotyrosine; EGF receptor; HeLa; Phospho-proteomics; Phosphotyrosine; SH2 domain; Superbinder; Technology
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Year: 2017 PMID: 27880036 DOI: 10.1002/pmic.201600360
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Proteomics ISSN: 1615-9853 Impact factor: 3.984