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Proteomic investigation of human skeletal muscle before and after 70 days of head down bed rest with or without exercise and testosterone countermeasures.

E Lichar Dillon1, Kizhake V Soman2, John E Wiktorowicz2, Ria Sur2, Daniel Jupiter3, Christopher P Danesi1, Kathleen M Randolph1, Charles R Gilkison1, William J Durham1, Randall J Urban1, Melinda Sheffield-Moore1,4.   

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Long-term head-down bed rest (HDBR) results in musculoskeletal losses similar to those observed during long-term space flight. Agents such as testosterone, in addition to regular exercise, are effective countermeasures for reducing loss of skeletal muscle mass and function.
OBJECTIVE: We investigated the skeletal muscle proteome of healthy men in response to long term HDBR alone (CON) and to HDBR with exercise (PEX) or exercise plus testosterone (TEX) countermeasures.
METHOD: Biopsies were performed on the vastus lateralis before (pre) HDBR and on HDBR days 32 (mid) and 64 (post). Extracted proteins from these skeletal muscle biopsies were subjected to 2-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2DE), stained for phosphoproteins (Pro-Q Diamond dye) and total proteins (Sypro Ruby dye). Proteins showing significant fold differences (t-test p ≤ 0.05) in abundance or phosphorylation state at mid or post were identified by mass spectroscopy (MS).
RESULTS: From a total of 932 protein spots, 130 spots were identified as potentially altered in terms of total protein or phosphoprotein levels due to HDBR and/or countermeasures, and 59 unique molecules emerged from MS analysis. Top canonical pathways identified through IPA included calcium signaling, actin cytoskeleton signaling, integrin linked kinase (ILK) signaling, and epithelial adherens junction signaling. Data from the pre-HDBR proteome supported the potential for predicting physiological post-HDBR responses such as the individual's potential for loss vs. maintenance of muscle mass and strength.
CONCLUSIONS: HDBR resulted in alterations to skeletal muscle abundances and phosphorylation of several structural and metabolic proteins. Inclusion of exercise alone or in combination with testosterone treatment modulated the proteomic responses towards cellular reorganization and hypertrophy, respectively. Finally, the baseline proteome may aid in the development of personalized countermeasures to mitigate health risks in astronauts as related to loss of muscle mass and function.

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Year:  2019        PMID: 31194764      PMCID: PMC6563988          DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0217690

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  PLoS One        ISSN: 1932-6203            Impact factor:   3.240


Introduction

Skeletal muscle protein turnover is regulated through an intricate process involving biochemical and mechanical signals. Skeletal muscle size and composition is maintained when protein synthesis and breakdown is balanced while disruption of this balance can result in net gains or losses in muscle size and/or strength. Space flight related losses in muscle mass and strength are among the prime concerns for long duration space exploration missions and involve alterations in myofibrillar protein content and metabolism [1]. Skeletal muscle losses during space flight are largely attributed to absence of axial loading on weight bearing muscles, an environmental condition that can be mimicked adequately by bed rest studies on Earth. As such, the replacement of mechanical forces, via exercise, is among the primary operational countermeasures to mitigate muscle loss during space flight. While effective, exercise in space is time-consuming and only partially replaces the mechanical loading needed to completely prevent muscle atrophy and loss of function, particularly in highly susceptible muscle groups such as in the calf. Thus, additional interventions that complement inflight exercise countermeasures are sought. Testosterone has been considered as a potential countermeasure to be investigated due to its anabolic potential and known synergism with exercise. While exercise and testosterone are independently known to induce skeletal muscle protein synthesis, much is unknown regarding the differences and redundancies between the signals provided by the respective mechanical and biochemical stimuli. The recent 70-day NASA-funded CFT70 bed rest campaign investigated the effects of strict, diet controlled, head down bed rest (HDBR) on lean body mass and muscle strength of healthy males, and the influence of a moderate to high-intensity exercise protocol (Sprint protocol), with or without testosterone supplementation, on mitigating these changes [2-4]. This NASA-led study was strictly monitored for all aspects known to affect skeletal muscle gain and loss (nutrition, exercise, axial loading, body movement etc.) and therefore provided a tremendously unique opportunity to investigate the effects of extended inactivity and unloading (with or without the inclusion of countermeasures) on changes in abundance and phosphorylation of skeletal muscle proteins in humans. We hypothesized that confinement to HDBR would alter the skeletal muscle proteome and that the inclusion of exercise alone or exercise with testosterone supplementation would each result in unique modifications of proteomic responses during HDBR. Furthermore, this unique opportunity afforded us the ability to perform post-hoc regression analyses to determine whether baseline proteomic data could be predictive of HDBR- or countermeasure-induced responses in muscle mass or strength.

Methods

Ethics

Subjects were recruited through the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Human Research Program (HRP) testing facility at the Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, TX. Screening, including the JSC Human Test Subject Facility physical examination and psychological evaluations were completed at NASA JSC. The study complied with the Declaration of Helsinki and was approved by The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) Institutional Review Board (IRB) and by the NASA Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects (CPHS). Written informed consent was obtained from all subjects, and subjects were studied at the NASA Flight Analogs Research Unit (FARU) at UTMB. This research was conducted as part of a larger integrated NASA bed rest study campaign registered with ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT00891449).

Subjects

The bed rest study protocol and subject characteristics have been detailed in our previous report [3]. Study advertisement, recruitment, and randomization was conducted through the Human Test Subjects Facility at the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX. Healthy male volunteers (35 ± 8 years) were randomized (blocks of six) to one of 3 bed rest groups: placebo + non-exercise control (CON, n = 8), placebo + exercise (PEX, n = 8), and testosterone + exercise (TEX, n = 8) (). Placebo vs. testosterone treatment assignments were blinded (CON) or double-blinded (PEX vs. TEX). The study was conducted at the Flight Analogs Research Unit (FARU) at UTMB in Galveston, TX. Testing was conducted at UTMB and NASA/JSC. PEX and TEX subjects followed a moderately intense exercise schedule throughout the HDBR phase [4]. Briefly, all PEX and TEX subjects followed an exercise protocol that included 6 days of high-intensity aerobic training, combined with 3 days of resistive strength exercise. Resistance exercise sessions were on the same day as the continuous aerobic exercise, separated by 4–6 h. Supine aerobic exercise was performed using the Standalone Zero Gravity Locomotion Simulator vertical treadmill and a supine cycle ergometer, and resistance exercise was performed on a horizontal squat device, a horizontal leg press (for leg press and calf raise exercise), and a prone leg curl machine. High-intensity interval aerobic exercise and continuous aerobic exercise were performed on alternating days. Starting one day before bed rest (BR-1), placebo (saline) or testosterone enanthate injections (100 mg, intramuscular) were administered in 2-week intervals (weekly testosterone enanthate for two weeks, followed by two weeks off, etc.) for the duration of the 70-day bed rest period. Thus, injections occurred immediately before bedrest (BR-1), and during bedrest (BR7, BR28, BR35, BR56, and BR63). Licensed nurses administered the IM injections in the gluteus maximus, alternating between sides of the body throughout the study. Clinical outcomes from this investigation were published previously and there were no adverse events in response or testosterone treatment [5].

Subject flow diagram.

This research was part of an integrated study registered with ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT00891449). Sample sizes were determined based on the primary outcomes from several independently funded investigations involved in the bed rest study campaign conducted between 2010 and 2014. A total of 24 subjects randomized to control (CON, n = 8), exercise plus placebo (PEX, n = 8) or exercise plus testosterone countermeasures (TEX, n = 8) completed this protocol during 70 days of head down bed rest (HDBR). Because of overlap in start-time between funded investigations, subject numbers may differ between reports that emanated from this bed rest campaign.

Muscle biopsy procedure

Muscle tissue was collected on BR-1 (pre), BR36 (mid), and BR64 (post). All biopsies were performed on the left leg of each subject. Each subject underwent the procedure three times during the study resulting in three biopsies forming a triangle between sites. The first site was approximately 10 cm proximal from the patella. The second site was approximately 4 cm proximal to the first site. The third site was between and approximately 3 cm lateral from the previous sites. Muscle biopsy procedures were performed as described elsewhere [6, 7]. Briefly, a site was marked on the vastus lateralis and cleaned with Betadine. Lidocaine (1%) was administered to the skin and deep muscle. An approximately 5 mm incision was made through the skin and fascia and a 5 mm Bergström needle was advanced into the muscle. While suction was applied, 100–200 mg of skeletal muscle tissue was collected by opening and closing the cutting window of the biopsy needle. The incision was sutured and covered with Bacitracin and steri-strips. Ice was applied to the site and ibuprofen was provided to the subject to alleviate soreness.

Skeletal muscle proteomics

Proteomic analyses were performed by the UTMB Biomolecular Resource Facility (BRF). Protein abundances were determined in fractionated muscle extracts using a Biofluids Analytical Platform (BAP) [8-10]. These analyses were completed in one continuous effort once all the muscle samples had been collected. The BAP fractionation component combines Superdex S-75 size-exclusion chromatography (SEC) of biofluids with electronically triggered fraction collection to create protein and peptide pools for subsequent separation and analysis. Fractionated samples were subjected to 2D gel electrophoresis (2DE) and stained for phosphoproteins (Pro-Q Diamond dye, ThermoFisher Scientific) or total proteins (Sypro Ruby dye, ThermoFisher Scientific). Pro-Q Diamond selectively stains phosphoproteins in gels and thus provides a convenient method for determining relative phosphorylation of proteins between samples–which is our purpose here—though not for pinpointing the sites (residues) of phosphorylation. The gels were imaged, and then analyzed using SameSpots software (TotalLab, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK), first aligning the images to a selected reference image, and quantitatively comparing log-transformed spot intensities between the groups (CON, PEX, TEX; pre, mid, post). Proteins showing significant p-value (≤ 0.05 in t-tests) and |fold differences| (≥1.50) between the groups (CON, PEX, TEX) or time points (pre, mid, post) were identified by matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization (MALDI) time-of-flight (TOF/TOF) mass spectroscopy (MS). This is a method used commonly for protein identification following 2DE analysis [11]. Lists of MS identified proteoforms were subjected to Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) to identify cell-signaling networks that responded to HDBR and/or countermeasures. Principal components analysis (PCA) was performed to characterize clustering in the three groups based on protein abundance and protein phosphorylation.

Data and statistical analyses

Data analyses included components of treatment (CON, PEX, TEX) and time (pre, post). The mid timepoint was included during the initial spot selection for MS identification and the data are presented in Tables . However, the discussion will focus on pre-post changes to facilitate interpretation of the findings.

Changes in protein abundances.

Within-group changes of all identified spots. Ordering within the table is based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values (2-tailed, paired t-tests) of the pre to post changes in CON. P-values < 0.05 are shaded in yellow. Differences (%) within each comparison are shaded to indicate higher (red) or lower (blue) values relative to pre.

Changes in protein phosphorylation.

Within-group changes of all identified spots. Ordering within the table is based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values (2-tailed, paired t-tests) of the pre to post changes in CON. P-values < 0.05 are shaded in yellow. Differences (%) within each comparison are shaded to indicate higher (red) or lower (blue) values relative to pre.

Protein abundance differences in PEX vs TEX.

Differences between PEX and TEX in all identified spots. Ordering within the table is based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values (2-tailed, unpaired t-tests) of the post comparison between PEX and TEX. P-values < 0.05 are shaded in yellow. Differences (%) within each comparison are shaded to indicate higher (red) or lower (blue) values in PEX relative to TEX.

Protein phosphorylation differences in PEX vs TEX.

Differences between PEX and TEX in all identified spots. Ordering within the table is based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values (2-tailed, unpaired t-tests) of the post comparison between PEX and TEX. P-values < 0.05 are shaded in yellow. Differences (%) within each comparison are shaded to indicate higher (red) or lower (blue) values in PEX relative to TEX. The t-tests described above and shown in Tables were conducted according to standard gel spot picking procedures and compared data sets spot by spot (univariate analysis). In addition, we performed multivariate data analysis to reveal patterns, looking at our data more globally. For this purpose, we used Principal Components Analysis (PCA), a “dimension reduction” algorithm. PCA was performed using the analysis program TIBCO Spotfire. PCA transforms the original set of variables (spot intensities for selected samples) to a new, orthogonal, set of variables (the principal components) such that most of the variability in the original data is captured in the top few of the new components. In general, it is sufficient to examine the first 2 or 3 components to discover any existing clustering in the data. Our approach was to plot PCA1 vs. PCA2 vs. PCA3. We performed this calculation for the total abundance and phosphorylation data separately.

Results

From a total of 932 protein spots detected, 130 spots emerged as potentially altered in terms of phosphoprotein or total protein abundance due to HDBR (pre, mid, post) and/or countermeasures (CON, PEX, TEX), and were subjected to MS analysis for protein identification. Out of 130 spots, 129 were identified by MS while 1 remained unidentified. Among the identified spots, 55 proteoforms had molecular weights (MW) that were within 15% of predicted MW (UNIPROT) and were assumed to be full size proteins (INTACT). An additional 29 spots corresponded to MW that exceeded the predicted MW by at least 15% and were assumed to include protein modifications, dimers and aggregates (AGG). The remaining 45 spots were at least 15% below the predicted MW and were assumed to be protein fragments and peptides (FRAG). As previously reported in detail, LBM significantly decreased in CON, remained near/below baseline in PEX, and increased in TEX. Conversely, FM increased in both CON and PEX and remained near/below baseline in TEX [3]. HDBR resulted in decreased strength while exercise with or without testosterone countermeasures were protective against such losses in load bearing muscles [3].

Pre to post HDBR changes

Within-group abundance changes of all identified spots (pre-post, 2-tailed, paired t-tests) are shown in . Ordering in the table was based on Proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values of pre-post changes in CON. In CON, HDBR induced significant changes in the abundances of 17 intact proteoforms, 5 aggregates, and 4 fragments. The intact proteins included structural proteins (ANKRD2, ACTN2), Ca regulation and contractile proteins (TPM2, MYH2 (2 spots), BEST3 (2 spots), ACTG2), metabolic regulators (AK1, HSPB7, EEF1A1, HSPB1, TRIM72, DLD), and transport proteins (CA3, HBA1, HBB). The number of proteoforms that were significantly altered during HDBR were lower in PEX (6 intact, 5 aggregates, 3 fragments) and TEX (9 intact, 4, aggregates, 3 fragments) when compared to CON. Two of the proteins that underwent abundance changes in CON also changed in TEX. HSPB7 abundance went down in both CON and TEX, while it significantly increased in PEX. HBA1 increased in CON and TEX but underwent no significant change in PEX during HDBR. Testosterone has known erythropoietic properties, however, it remains unclear whether findings of increased HBA/HBB were physiologically relevant to skeletal muscle metabolism since circulating hematocrit did not change during the course of this study [3]. Spots that were differentially affected in response to countermeasures during HDBR included several structural and Ca regulation/contractile proteoforms as well as a few metabolic and transport proteins. Radixin (RDX) increased while TPM2 decreased respectively in PEX and TEX but not in CON. ACADVL and DES increased in PEX but not in TEX or CON. S100A13 increased in TEX but not in PEX or CON. MB, MYL1, and MYH7 each decreased in TEX but not in PEX or CON. Two spots representing ACTA1 were differentially affected in PEX and TEX respectively. ACTA1 (P68133, 41kD) increased in TEX but did not change in PEX or CON, while ACTA1 (Q5T8M7, 44kD) decreased in PEX but this change failed to reach significance in CON or TEX. Changes in the phosphorylated proteoforms within each group (pre-post) are shown in . Significant HDBR-induced changes in phosphorylation status were observed in CON for 10 intact, 2 aggregate, and 11 fragment protein spots. The intact proteoforms included structural proteins (ANKRD2, MYBPC1), contractile proteins (ACTA1, TPM1), metabolic proteins (DLD, ACADVL), and transport proteins (ALB, CA3, HBA1, HBB). In TEX, 16 intact, 4 aggregate, and 5 fragment spots were significantly altered. Similar to changes during HDBR in CON, phosphorylated DLD and CA3 increased in TEX. The number of alterations in phosphorylated spots was lowest among the PEX group which included 7 intact, 3 aggregate, and 5 fragment proteoforms. Among the intact proteins, phosphorylated ALB increased in PEX, opposite to that observed in CON.

Differences in PEX vs TEX

The pre-post effects of the two countermeasure groups (PEX vs TEX) were compared to provide insight on the influence of testosterone treatment vs. the underlying effects of exercise on proteomic responses during HDBR. Comparisons of the protein abundances between PEX and TEX subjects before (pre) and after (post) HDBR are shown in . Ordering in the table was based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values of post differences between PEX compared to TEX (positive values reflect higher expression in PEX compared to TEX). The abundances of 7 intact proteoforms, 5 aggregates, and 4 fragments were found to differ between PEX and TEX following HDBR. The intact proteins included structural proteins DES (2 spots) and RDX, oxygen transport proteins HBB (2 spots), HBD, and ALDOA, a glycolytic enzyme integral to the function and structure of the sarcoplasmic reticulum [12, 13]. In contrast, at baseline there were 3 intact, 6 aggregates, and 6 fragment spots found to be different between PEX and TEX. The intact proteins included ALB (transport protein), MYBPC1 (structural protein), and MYL1 (contractile protein), none of which were found to be different between the two exercise groups following HDBR. Comparisons of protein phosphorylation status between PEX and TEX subjects before (PRE) and after (post) HDBR are shown in . While there were only a few pre-HDBR differences in phosphorylated proteoforms between PEX and TEX (1 intact, 1 aggregate, and 3 fragment), this difference increased to 10 intact, 3 aggregate, and 4 fragment proteoforms post-HDBR. The intact proteins that were significantly different (all higher in PEX following HDBR when compared to TEX) included contractile proteins (MYH1, MYH2 (2 spots), ACTA1 (2 spots), TNNC2) and metabolic proteins (CKM (3 spots) and ALDOA).

Principal Components Analyses (PCA)

Results from the PCA performed on post-HDBR data are shown in . The purpose of this analysis was to reveal patterns of protein expression/phosphorylation in the post data that may distinguish the CON, PEX, and TEX sample groups from one another. For abundance PCA, the spot intensities of the 71 gel spots that showed significant expression difference among these three sample groups were used as input. is the resulting PCA1-PCA2-PCA3 plot. The 24 dots in the figure represent the eight CON (red), eight PEX (green), and eight TEX (blue) samples. Notably, there is distinct clustering among the groups, with the three sample groups occupying separable, non-overlapping, regions in the PCA plot. The results of a similar PCA, based on the 81 gel spots exhibiting significant phosphorylation differences is depicted in . The color coding of the 24 spots is the same as for the abundance PCA and the clustering of the three sample groups is even more evident for the phosphorylation PCA. The variability in data captured by PCA along PC1 and PC2 were 39% and 10% respectively in , and were 30% and 12% respectively in . While these numbers are moderate, the clear separation among CON, TEX, and PEX observed in the plots (which is especially noticeable in , the phosphorylation based-plot) suggests that, by the end of the study, there were clear differences in the patterns of protein expression/phosphorylation among the participant groups that underwent just bed rest (CON), exercise (PEX), and exercise + testosterone (TEX) treatment.

Principal Components Analyses (PCA).

Principal Components Analysis demonstrating post-HDBR differences in the proteomes of CON (red, subjects 1–8), PEX (green, subjects 9–16), and TEX (blue, subjects 17–24). Spots are numbered for consistent comparison of data from individual subjects between figures throughout the manuscript. (A) PCA based on post-HDBR differences in protein abundance. (B) PCA based on post-HDBR differences in protein phosphorylation.

Pathway analyses

HDBR resulted in proteomic changes within skeletal muscle and both countermeasures caused differential changes during long term HDBR. Major canonical signaling networks were identified through Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) as playing a role in the differential regulation of skeletal muscle in response to HDBR in the presence or absence of applied exercise and placebo or exercise and testosterone countermeasures. Several pathways such as Calcium Signaling, Cellular Effects of Sildenafil (Viagra), Epithelial Adherens Junction Signaling, Actin Cytoskeleton Signaling, and ILK Signaling can be associated with those signaling networks (). Similar analyses revealed that the biological functions most likely impacted included Cellular Assembly and Organization, Cellular Function and Maintenance, Cell Death and Survival, Carbohydrate Metabolism, Molecular Transport, Organ Morphology, Tissue Development, Behavior, Cardiovascular System Development and Function, and Skeletal and Muscular System Development and Function. Finally, IPA associated a number of known pathologies with the observed changes, including musculoskeletal, dermatological, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, neurological, immunological, and psychological disorders.

Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA).

(A) Top pathways identified by preliminary IPA based on differential changes in protein abundances and phosphorylation in response to ~70 days of HDBR with or without countermeasures. (B) Top associated pathologies identified by IPA based on differential changes in protein abundances and phosphorylation in response to ~70 days of HDBR with or without countermeasures. Accession numbers of proteoforms that showed significant pre-post HDBR changes were also submitted for gene ontology enrichment analyses of individual groups (http://www.geneontology.org) (see ). For instance, confinement to HDBR (CON) altered abundances of proteins related to biological process of muscle contraction (MYH2, ACTG2, TPM2, TRIM72, ANKRD2), consistent with the previously published losses in muscle mass and strength in this group [3]. Exercise countermeasures (PEX) uniquely affected cellular organization in skeletal muscle (ACTA1, TPM2, TPM1, KRT9, DES) while the addition of testosterone (TEX) affected mesenchymal migration proteins (ACTA1, ACTG2, ACTC1), which would be consistent with increased myogenesis [14] and previously published increases in lean body mass in the TEX group [3]. Thus, the countermeasures resulted in considerable modulation of the networks and pathways identified in our proteomic analyses and show overlap with known physiological responses that occur on Earth and during space flight.

Prediction models

Linear regression analyses using the discovery proteomics data identified several potentially predictive biomarkers for the individual subject susceptibility to HDBR and the effectiveness of countermeasures to prevent losses in lean leg mass and knee extension strength. There were significant (P < 0.05) relationships found between baseline (i.e., pre-HDBR) abundance levels of Myosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (fragment) (MYLPF H3BML9 (18kD); regulator of muscle contraction) (), Ubiquinol-cytochrome c reductase complex (UQCRFS1 P47985 (53kD); mitochondrial respiratory chain protein involved in energy metabolism), Adenylate kinase isoenzyme (AK1 P00568 (24kD); cytosolic protein involved in skeletal muscle ATP metabolism and energy homeostasis), and Desmin (DES P17661 (50kD); an intermediate filament protein) vs. subsequent changes in lean leg mass during HDBR. Baseline expression of Troponin T Type3, fast skeletal muscle type (TNNT3 H9KVA2 (35kD); anchoring protein necessary for skeletal muscle contraction) (), Ubiquinol-cytochrome c reductase complex (UQCRFS1 P47985 (53kD); energy metabolism), Actin A (ACTA1 P68133 (41kD) & ACTA1 Q5T8M7 (42kD); a muscle specific structural microfilament), and a 159 kD proteoform identified as an aggregate of Tropomyosin beta chain (TPM2 P07951 (159kD); a calcium induced contractile regulator expected at 32 kD) in the vastus lateralis were predictive of changes in strength performance of the relevant large muscle group (quadriceps femoris) during HDBR.

Prediction model.

(A) Baseline (Pre-HDBR) protein abundance levels of Myosin regulatory light chain 2 (MYLPF) in the vastus lateralis plotted against PRE-post changes in Leg LBM. There were no relationships between baseline Leg LBM and protein abundances (not shown). (B) Baseline (Pre-HDBR) protein abundance levels of Troponin T Type3 (TNNT3) in the vastus lateralis plotted against PRE-post changes in knee extension strength (KES). There were no relationships between baseline strength and protein abundances (not shown).

Discussion

The present study demonstrated notable alterations in the skeletal muscle proteome of healthy men in response to skeletal muscle unloading under extremely well-controlled long-term HDBR conditions. In addition, these changes were compared to the alterations that occur when exercise countermeasures with or without testosterone supplementation were included as part of the HDBR condition. We previously reported on the efficacy of these countermeasures in protecting against muscle atrophy [3]. Exercise was largely successful in protecting against HDBR-induced strength loss while the addition of testosterone to exercising subjects resulted in an accumulation of lean body mass. The addition of this proteomic investigation supplemented the existing data by identifying several proteins with known structural, contractile, or metabolic functions to be altered in response to bed rest, exercise, and/or testosterone. Overall, our results corroborate findings by others [15-18] that long duration bed rest results in changes in the abundances and post-translational phosphorylation of proteins with structural, contractile, and metabolic functions.

Structural changes

Confinement to bed rest is known to induce a downregulation of structural proteins [15, 16]. Likewise in this study, long duration HDBR resulted in decreased abundances and/or phosphorylation of several structural proteins (ANKRD2, ACTN2, MYBPC1) in CON, which was not observed in the countermeasure groups PEX and TEX. Conversely, high intensity and/or eccentric exercise protocols are known to promote synthesis of structural proteins such as DES as well as ERM (Ezrin, RDX and Moesin) proteins [19, 20]. The ERM proteins play an important role in signal transduction between the extracellular matrix and the cytoskeletal proteins that maintain cell structure [21] and are susceptible to gravitational stresses in vitro [22, 23]. In the current study, DES significantly increased in PEX which resulted in higher post-HDBR abundances compared to TEX while increases in RDX abundances in TEX subjects outpaced the increase observed in PEX subjects, resulting in higher post-HDBR expression among TEX subjects. Overall, these findings confirm the published data demonstrating benefits of exercise and testosterone countermeasures on protecting against losses of muscle mass in these subjects during long duration HDBR [3, 4].

Contractile changes

Bed rest induced alteration in abundances of contractile proteins were consistent with those reported elsewhere. For instance, increased tropomyosin (TPM2) and decreases in smooth muscle actin ACTG2 were previously reported in response to 60 days of bed rest [17]. Decreases in MYH2 abundances in the present report, along with unaltered abundances in MYH1, are also consistent with findings described during other bed rest studies [15, 17, 24, 25]. However, this direction of change is in contrast to the expected modest slow-to-fast transition from MYH1 towards MYH2a fibers in vastus lateralis reported by our colleagues [26], This disparity may be due to methodological differences between comparing ratios of fibers identified by the predominant protein type vs. measuring protein abundances in total sample homogenates. Thus, the decrease in myosin protein abundance may be more reflective of overall losses in skeletal muscle protein than of shifts in skeletal muscle fiber type. Changes in abundances and phosphorylation of contractile protein abundances were also observed in the PEX and TEX exercise groups. Despite comparable responses in muscle strength between the exercise groups [3], phosphorylation of several contractile proteins were higher in PEX compared to TEX after HDBR. Specifically, phosphorylation of MYH1 and MYH2 tended to increase in PEX while (statistically nonsignificant) declines in TEX were observed. Similarly, opposite pre-post HDBR changes were observed in the phosphorylation of thin filament proteins ACTA1 and TNNC2 between PEX and TEX. post-HDBR phosphorylation among PEX was consistently higher for these proteins than that among TEX (). Phosphorylation of the contractile protein troponin 2 (TNNC2) decreased in TEX and tended to increase in PEX while no consistent changes were observed in spots related to myosin regulatory light chain (MYLPF). Regulation of contractile proteins through phosphorylation is complex and it is difficult to relate the changes observed in the skeletal muscle proteome to the functional changes observed in the subjects. For instance, phosphorylation of myosin 1 heavy chain is important during cellular organization but does not affect the strength of its interaction with actin [27]. In contrast, phosphorylation of contractile proteins such as myosin regulatory light chain and troponin plays a role in maintaining Ca2+ sensitivity and improve force production, especially under suboptimal Ca concentrations [28, 29]. The mechanisms behind the differences in phosphorylation of the mentioned contractile proteins among exercising groups during HDBR remain unclear but could be related to a number of factors. Among the possibilities is that the need for cellular reorganization and functional optimization in response to exercise alone (PEX) was partially offset by a drive towards hypertrophy and generation of new muscle tissue in the subjects receiving testosterone (TEX). Abundance and phosphorylation of S100A13 increased in TEX. This protein family has been shown to increase in response to estrogens as well as androgens in various tissues and are regarded as early response genes involved in regulation of tissue growth, angiogenesis and inflammatory responses [30, 31]. The consistently higher level of phosphorylation among contractile proteins in PEX may be indicative of increased cellular restructuring and protein turnover in response to exercise induced mechanical stresses [32]. In contrast, administration of testosterone may have blunted this exercise-induced protein turnover and catabolism [33] contributing to the net increases in lean mass and protection of muscle strength in TEX.

Metabolic changes

Phosphorylation of ALDOA, a triad-associated protein involved in Ca+2 regulation and integral to excitation-contraction coupling of skeletal muscle [13], tended to decline in PEX and TEX. post-HDBR abundance as well as phosphorylation of this glycolytic enzyme were lower among TEX compared to PEX. Androgen induced downregulation of ALDOA has been reported in adipose tissue and this corresponds to a repression of pyruvate synthesis and decreased lipogenesis [34]. Abundance of ACADVL, a mitochondrial enzyme which catalyzes the first step in the beta oxidation pathway, increased in response to exercise (PEX) but not in testosterone treated subjects (TEX). Interestingly, HDBR alone (CON) resulted in increases in phosphorylated ACADVL. The mechanism behind this shift in the CON subjects is unclear as increased abundance of ACADVL has previously been associated with responses to exercise training [16, 20, 35]. Increased abundance (PEX) and/or activation by phosphorylation of ACADVL (CON) during HDBR may have been responses to offset shifts towards increased buildup of intracellular lipids [36, 37] and could be consistent with the increases in fat mass observed in these subjects [3]. Furthermore, HDBR has been reported to result in decreases in mitochondrial enzymes such as DLD [16], which is consistent with our results in CON. Although prevented by resistive vibration exercise (RVE) countermeasures [16], the exercise and testosterone countermeasures in the present study did not inhibit the decline in DLD. Similarly, there were no overt changes in the abundance of the energy transduction protein CKM, although phosphorylation of CKM declined in PEX as well as TEX during HDBR (). This decline was more profound in the TEX group resulting in significant post-HDBR differences between PEX and TEX (). Interestingly, the decline in phospho-CKM in TEX was somewhat offset by an increase in phosphorylation of the alternate ATP producing kinase, AK1 (P = 0.056, ). In addition to demonstrating that HDBR results in alterations in the skeletal muscle proteome that may be modulated by exercise and testosterone countermeasures, we identified a subset of proteins that appeared predictive of HDBR-induced changes in muscle mass and strength. Discovery of sensitive proteomic biomarkers may in the future allow for personalized medicine approaches by aiding in the development of more directed countermeasures based upon baseline proteome profiles. Our data identified several proteins at baseline that showed strong correlation with subsequent changes in muscle mass and strength during HDBR. These proteomic biomarkers offer a good potential for prediction of HDBR induced changes in body composition or strength (. While countermeasures improved lean body mass and strength during HDBR compared to control, baseline abundances of these skeletal muscle proteins were predictive of the outcomes. Visually, the linear regression analyses lead to interesting interpretations when the pre-post responses within each countermeasure group are compared between the groups. For instance, in , low abundance of the 18kD proteoform for MYLPF in skeletal muscle tissue collected before bed rest was a strong predictor for the quantity of LBM lost during HDBR, especially in absence of countermeasures. Furthermore, these data suggest that exercise alone may be an excellent countermeasure for individuals with relatively mid to high baseline levels of 18kD MYLPF, and that exercise + testosterone may be effective in improving LBM independent of baseline levels of these proteins. Baseline levels of TNNT3 in vastus lateralis were good predictors of changes in knee extension strength during HDBR while exercise with or without testosterone countermeasures provided an upward shift in protection against loss of strength (). Subjects with best cases in terms of knee extension strength changes during HDBR were among those with highest pre-HDBR abundances in TNNT3. Identifying individuals as either responders or non-responders to the effects of HDBR and/or countermeasures is complex and depends on a myriad of factors including, but not limited to, the individual’s susceptibility to HDBR induced muscle atrophy as well as the predicted effect of the countermeasures. As expected, no individual protein we identified was fully predictive for every subject or physiological function measured, and the development of accurate predictive models will likely involve algorithms that include panels of several proteins and factors. However, our simple approach illustrates the potential use of this predictive model for identifying the responses to either HDBR and/or countermeasures in individual subjects (). For example, subject # 1 (CON) was among the individuals with the most severe muscle atrophy in terms of both mass as well as strength. Conversely, the pre-bed rest abundance levels of 3 out of the 4 proteins depicted in were good predictors as this subject was consistently towards the low end of the regression-line in the absence of countermeasures. Subject # 11 (PEX) was a good responder to the exercise countermeasure. Pre-HDBR data would have predicted losses in muscle mass and strength akin to those observed in subject #1 (CON) but subject #11 repeatedly performed better, consistent with the upward shifted lines in . Subjects # 17 and #21 (TEX) were good responders to the testosterone + exercise countermeasure and these subjects consistently performed better than predicted by pre-HDBR proteomics data. Interestingly, subject 16 (PEX) was among the greatest gainers of muscle mass and strength. This subject was among the exercisers, although his data were consistently towards the upper end of the regression-line suggesting that even in the absence of countermeasures this subject might have been among those with the lowest severity of muscle atrophy. While this study was not originally designed or powered for this type of investigation, the prediction modeling exercise was undertaken as proof-of-concept to probe for possible factors associated with individual variations in responses to countermeasures among the test subjects. We propose that our data may serve as a prelude to methods that utilize the baseline proteome in a personalized medicine approach to aid in the prediction of health and performance risks in response to the absence or presence of countermeasures. Further development of such methods could have clinical applications and would specifically help NASA and other agencies shape personalized prescriptions of countermeasures for crewmembers to follow during long duration space flight missions. A potential clinical limitation of the current study is that it did not include a non-exercising group that received testosterone during HDBR. The addition of such a group was included in the early design of this study. However, a control + testosterone group was ultimately downselected during discussions with the NASA human research program (HRP) and the other investigative teams included in this bed rest campaign as it was deemed that such a group was of less operational interest to NASA given that exercise countermeasure protocols will continue to be high priority for all astronauts during flight. Inclusion of a non-exercise (CON) group remained a high priority for the complement of selected investigators and stakeholders that were participating in this bed rest campaign. Thus, the selected countermeasures for evaluation during this investigation included the Sprint exercise protocol and a combined Sprint + testosterone protocol vs. standard HDBR control conditions.

Conclusion

In summary, long-duration HDBR results in numerous proteomic alterations spanning a range of biological functions that are blunted or reversed by the addition of exercise countermeasures. During HDBR, exercise appeared to drive cellular reorganization in skeletal muscle while the addition of testosterone blunted catabolism and induced overall skeletal muscle hypertrophy. This investigation demonstrated that the inclusion of a low dose testosterone countermeasure partially modulates the effects of exercise providing a unique insight into the differential mechanical and biochemical regulators of muscle proteins during HDBR. Furthermore, the baseline proteomic data offered important insight and its potentially applicability as a powerful tool to predict changes in muscle mass and strength, and the effectiveness of exercise and hormonal countermeasures. Knowledge of the individual physiological susceptibility to functional declines during unloading may help tailor effective countermeasure strategies to the individual astronaut prior to embarking on a space flight mission.

Gene ontology.

Proteoforms that showed significant pre-post abundance changes in were submitted for Enrichment Analyses (Annotation Version and Release Date: GO Ontology database Released 2018-08-09, http://www.geneontology.org/,). Table include only results with False Discovery Rate < 0.05. A. CON, B. PEX, C. TEX. (PDF) Click here for additional data file.

Proteoform analyses.

Raw protein abundance and phosphorylation data from MS Analyses. These data were submitted to the NASA Life Science Data Archive (https://lsda.jsc.nasa.gov/). (XLSX) Click here for additional data file.

Study protocol.

The study complied with the Declaration of Helsinki and was approved by The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) Institutional Review Board (IRB) and by the NASA Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects (CPHS). (PDF) Click here for additional data file.

CONSORT checklist.

This study adheres to CONSORT guidelines. (DOC) Click here for additional data file.
Table 1

Changes in protein abundances.

Within-group changes of all identified spots. Ordering within the table is based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values (2-tailed, paired t-tests) of the pre to post changes in CON. P-values < 0.05 are shaded in yellow. Differences (%) within each comparison are shaded to indicate higher (red) or lower (blue) values relative to pre.

CON:Mid vs. PreCON:Post vs. PreEX:Mid vs. PreEX:Post vs. PreTEX:Mid vs. PreTEX:Post vs. Pre
TABLE 1Protein NameSymbolAccession NumberpIMW (kD)UNIPROT MW (kd)MS Protein ScoreProteoform InterpretationP-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)
metabolicAdenylate kinase isoenzyme 1AK1P005689.612422178INTACT0.00159.9740.004145.030.72710.2290.39947.3850.163-26.9020.13068.469
metabolicHeat shock protein beta-7HSPB7Q9UBY95.971819265INTACT0.020-7.0220.004-21.1750.5714.7240.0479.8580.995-0.4160.036-20.085
transportCarbonic anhydrase 3CA3P074515.27283038INTACT0.09317.1910.00664.1590.253-14.0580.238-11.8290.497-11.2370.4828.895
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX210.2181736INTACT0.9181.8140.00771.6350.344-10.0050.230-35.2370.53023.8130.829-7.558
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.263433592INTACT0.27713.5290.01055.0810.963-0.4730.131-24.6220.322-13.2840.8004.170
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX29.67195223451INTACT0.557-7.4990.011-67.2840.50115.7870.55610.3730.430-15.7820.395-20.017
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.51151736INTACT0.06334.8900.01162.8360.78412.6220.8431.3380.882-16.7260.439-37.644
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.573740325INTACT0.047-39.6840.018-56.6560.4778.6550.08132.3530.13418.4560.07825.168
transcriptionElongation factor 1-alpha 1EEF1A1P681049.56535058INTACT0.5598.4090.01987.9050.6134.9180.66311.7920.285-22.5510.30523.348
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.711715282INTACT0.34324.0890.019184.100.8380.7650.566-14.9780.952-7.4450.012123.57
metabolicHeat shock protein beta-1HSPB1P047925.342623270INTACT0.9511.1470.02191.3770.266-21.3890.9235.1500.482-16.3090.30621.900
degradationTripartite motif-containing protein 72TRIM72Q6ZMU56.154953343INTACT0.425-2.6150.023-13.3800.21319.7530.15311.2800.3887.4550.791-0.799
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.301416468INTACT0.66710.1240.031112.430.7496.9780.716-0.8240.114-40.2030.29841.607
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX29.59200223417INTACT0.648-4.2980.035-46.7380.9301.8420.582-4.1870.881-11.8620.635-23.619
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-26.123842181INTACT0.589-5.9660.036-22.7250.213-13.1620.349-7.2310.181-11.1520.8412.550
metabolicDihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase, mitochondrialDLDE9PEX66.825452271INTACT0.695-2.6490.039-27.5620.6384.4890.322-11.2320.01311.9060.5655.057
structuralActinin, alpha 2, isoform CRA_bACTN2B2RCS54.9110010462INTACT0.632-14.0400.042-94.0540.872-2.1950.745-8.7460.11434.2740.792-0.894
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681334.954242642INTACT0.839-4.6780.074-30.9310.00353.9730.16322.7370.27512.0750.573-6.547
transportHemoglobin subunit deltaHBDP020428.761416297INTACT0.494-3.9280.07788.8450.932-0.5900.880-0.3670.401-11.7420.20826.399
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.731415455INTACT0.31613.2940.10854.1620.544-17.4140.737-1.0630.542-6.6990.09720.322
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.463740288INTACT0.207-18.5360.109-30.0510.01520.8240.10819.5270.265-13.3190.16413.295
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX28.68191746INTACT0.57920.1530.14256.0280.02862.4690.52811.0820.044-59.2360.997-7.796
structuralIsoform 5 of Myosin-binding protein C, slow-typeMYBPC1Q00872-55.94131128733INTACT0.18617.2310.146-25.5070.8430.7910.329-13.1990.04230.1940.32318.923
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1Q5T8M75.514438416INTACT0.9520.1790.243-10.4340.098-16.6130.029-19.9570.114-8.8000.188-4.148
structuralIsoform 5 of RadixinRDXP35241-56.16746965INTACT0.840-4.1860.27539.2900.04319.2690.00825.2740.45430.9540.00850.948
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.271416321INTACT0.535-3.5840.28343.3070.712-14.7450.534-18.2810.243-19.4560.27537.422
CaProtein S100-A13S100A13Q995845.55131172INTACT0.35354.0630.30830.1160.42244.9030.14155.9940.471-11.4890.00887.546
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.242121673INTACT0.809-1.7070.319-13.3180.3057.9720.4094.8970.341-5.5130.106-9.445
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.503740143INTACT0.325-7.6260.321-12.1510.29610.3000.25020.4230.01229.5000.09921.342
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.26181740INTACT0.767-5.5590.34027.2560.099-16.7890.368-14.9840.6311.2430.090-34.953
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067326.954143983INTACT0.8820.4400.361-7.4760.241-9.9510.077-9.5310.7001.8950.885-1.366
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067327.434243717INTACT0.644-3.7910.387-11.3750.670-2.2170.325-5.4650.7465.2740.937-0.089
transportSerum albuminALBP027685.768169167INTACT0.918-1.2110.40035.7370.003-20.8650.102-13.9920.6248.3610.05224.045
transportMyoglobinMBP021445.51171757INTACT0.9785.3630.474-9.9610.744-16.7700.500-17.2670.005-40.0990.004-53.808
contractileIsoform MLC3 of Myosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P05976-24.92222198INTACT0.21816.1470.52829.8020.933-0.1480.186-37.7800.562-15.0660.049-92.457
contractileMyosin-1MYH1P128829.48200223551INTACT0.952-0.0570.540-6.0490.9975.2740.523-15.4680.272-17.6390.708-15.474
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.423742525INTACT0.522-7.8990.548-6.4580.9180.8130.20820.4500.07430.5660.37210.649
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.203533120INTACT0.5995.0120.591-5.8770.111-40.8780.015-50.2380.399-13.3470.032-26.507
Ca contractileTroponin C type 2 (Fast), isoform CRA_aTNNC2C9J7T94.591816328INTACT0.64214.5270.59415.6400.868-1.1770.473-17.6120.8240.0130.273-18.883
metabolicSuccinate dehydrogenase [ubiquinone] flavoprotein subunit, mitochondrialSDHAD6RFM56.226864155INTACT0.7855.1710.600-9.8330.7831.3070.345-12.3450.56718.5750.3499.239
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.67181736INTACT0.246-17.8640.64319.3740.109-41.5980.685-9.0050.712-5.1560.178-28.094
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1Q5T8M75.844238362INTACT0.9391.1100.661-1.5660.029-29.5610.361-8.8120.326-12.4610.8610.764
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.932321360INTACT0.362-6.8660.7138.0420.065-34.3600.549-2.9210.234-10.9320.615-2.652
contractileIsoform MLC3 of Myosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P05976-25.172021199INTACT0.8932.2310.734-1.8260.3957.2840.8564.5980.351-9.6900.153-9.954
structuralAlpha-actinin-2ACTN2P3560910.2104104162INTACT0.8620.7660.7388.6050.658-3.9030.7868.1460.5000.1410.189-33.998
Ca contractileIsoform 4 of Tropomyosin alpha-1 chainTPM1P09493-45.713233572INTACT0.685-4.2410.75822.8370.353-18.8970.841-2.8510.462-14.6880.395-22.715
metabolicIsoform 2 of Very long-chain specific acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, mitochondrialACADVLP49748-28.74687096INTACT0.42637.3940.78930.5950.42038.9180.00343.2750.573-15.1730.056-43.753
glycolysisFructose-bisphosphate aldolaseALDOAH3BQN49.333839470INTACT0.05616.4850.7982.6310.407-5.4230.1009.7650.708-1.7150.5366.644
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067327.1340431010INTACT0.08712.5630.807-0.7360.168-9.6250.282-6.2910.00113.9930.7131.124
metabolicFructose-bisphosphate aldolase AALDOAP040757.443839380INTACT0.841-1.0720.8221.4480.5468.2710.382-18.8780.7852.1130.112-42.546
structuralDesminDESP176615.3753541170INTACT0.5647.1660.8262.1440.686-12.4590.20328.0610.18335.9830.808-4.190
structuralDesminDESP176615.325054509INTACT0.869-10.4450.842-0.4090.8806.7540.03556.1530.22920.5520.24118.764
structuralIsoform 2 of Myosin-binding protein C, slow-typeMYBPC1Q00872-25.70141128625INTACT0.854-0.9730.868-7.4830.259-16.9450.079-17.6260.547-46.1730.462-66.339
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681336.004142454INTACT0.8003.2670.9201.9650.025-37.9370.417-7.9880.169-13.6430.02113.234
contractileMyosin-7MYH7P128837.09205223381INTACT0.12617.0510.9376.7530.26410.5770.6235.1650.8751.8460.019-52.137
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.931001739AGG0.106-100.350.003-155.760.629-10.8030.734-13.9130.00847.1530.491-7.530
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.711815262AGG0.15763.2700.009415.750.4412.7070.343-23.9110.739-38.0580.053139.57
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX28.35981739AGG0.38220.8810.01279.3310.25736.6950.18615.0990.001-40.6150.857-3.641
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.602815314AGG0.01030.8140.04054.5200.821-2.3940.569-7.3230.659-3.1490.00851.527
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.279915111AGG0.27715.6790.04244.2220.18623.0290.9943.6150.454-18.1380.30123.053
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.351731753AGG0.134-22.5430.062-33.5950.103-23.5640.195-17.5980.02531.6070.36618.612
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.73201734AGG0.26628.6640.06854.2730.6808.8720.705-7.4590.09027.6720.6753.845
degradationE3 ubiquitin-protein ligase listerinLTN1H7BYG85.141269144AGG0.833-0.9460.07767.0940.2675.9340.770-0.6290.8416.1570.07422.611
unkknownPutative BCoR-like protein 2BCORP1Q8N8888.96981638AGG0.935-2.2490.08626.1920.08529.6140.7829.2030.290-21.3090.4124.834
metabolicCytochrome b-c1 complex subunit Rieske, mitochondrialUQCRFS1P479856.405330114AGG0.553-2.5680.087-11.1960.6872.8290.4795.0800.0925.5080.2004.522
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.192816157AGG0.680-2.0050.10960.4730.684-7.7930.473-13.5810.511-8.9550.26133.918
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.756542112AGG0.36210.7440.21555.9220.006-88.7870.308-35.7540.6225.9770.273-41.640
transcriptionAtaxin-3ATXN3G3V3T08.62191137AGG0.9717.1400.22168.7540.05456.0450.893-1.3500.002-65.7790.346-15.426
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.0115933769AGG0.044-35.3900.254-17.1620.7102.7460.01546.7170.9641.4420.509-4.394
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.921414278AGG0.845-20.8530.269-74.2390.912-6.3920.08557.6820.03872.0870.11943.965
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688715.862816169AGG0.510-51.4170.44225.1380.944-6.0760.937-3.5270.05825.6310.280######
Ca contractileTNNT1 proteinTNNT1Q3B7595.312823113AGG0.335-25.0580.46620.4210.066-33.9330.153-8.6810.680-6.6960.16620.004
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.3212342626AGG0.532-16.6420.495-9.2260.414-25.8740.067-42.1480.30733.1960.03520.538
Ca contractileTroponin T, fast skeletal muscleTNNT3H9KVA26.213528234AGG0.5513.1510.537-5.0740.014-59.7310.029-14.9010.471-3.7280.520-4.376
metabolicIsoform 2 of Glycogen phosphorylase, muscle formPYGMP11217-26.7825097266AGG0.62510.3070.5798.7660.03536.5500.38414.5010.9839.0530.003-48.413
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.68311742AGG0.9111.0100.63915.5890.096-42.9880.125-53.2430.809-0.1230.971-1.098
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.943821415AGG0.3017.7570.646-5.9550.065-22.8120.560-6.9730.4848.7370.923-2.902
transcriptionAtaxin-3ATXN3G3V3T07.14181141AGG0.353-19.3740.656-1.1520.15455.5070.00455.0890.8960.5440.610-13.225
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.691954293AGG0.885-3.0230.8461.7220.974-5.6580.822-1.5820.64019.7910.35831.037
Ca contractileIsoform 4 of Tropomyosin alpha-1 chainTPM1P09493-44.9812733562AGG0.890-3.5290.8863.2240.00374.8280.00364.0460.5835.6780.466-9.164
metabolicMitochondrial inner membrane proteinIMMTC9J4065.758773148AGG0.353-6.8630.896-0.9310.792-2.9510.429-4.9390.023-12.6040.8531.353
transportCarbonic anhydrase 3CA3P074517.1611130204AGG0.967-7.3390.931-10.8200.09149.8580.41017.7010.992-7.5440.857-3.378
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.781004265AGG0.4075.8390.946-3.8590.061-32.0130.774-6.0430.18738.6210.40624.586
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.329742632AGG0.847-2.5490.9695.3190.121-59.7740.007-61.2710.52517.7440.01124.509
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 2 epidermalKRT2P359085.902965235FRAG0.105-33.7790.010-68.1890.06825.5340.40161.2750.01472.2840.601-11.301
metabolicShort-chain specific acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, mitochondrialACADSP162196.30384495FRAG0.119-20.0210.011-47.6530.624-4.9290.5902.4410.35310.7370.21121.749
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699055.241315152FRAG0.8364.4160.01140.6450.243-23.0190.236-22.9890.315-13.3300.48110.203
transportMyosin-7MYH7P128839.2799223119FRAG0.27715.6790.04244.2220.18623.0290.9943.6150.454-18.1380.30123.053
metabolicCalsequestrin-1CASQ1P314154.753445117FRAG0.13418.0640.04757.1420.43019.5140.9306.2530.057-30.2060.293-15.611
structuralNebulinNEBF8WCL59.35113773112FRAG0.28529.8910.04937.1680.26838.2810.8694.3060.59313.5300.15932.437
structuralDesminDESP176615.133754254FRAG0.64010.9140.06133.2960.173-28.6800.9802.5870.238-18.3240.6265.982
glycolysisEnolase (Fragment)ENO3E5RGZ47.9011130104FRAG0.887-6.3450.076-37.1050.11231.6860.670-14.8170.33026.8910.329-31.928
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.281316374FRAG0.8866.7020.07769.3450.483-19.3810.7712.6950.138-29.7000.57826.524
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.86181354FRAG0.9685.9570.08423.2180.766-4.9350.6357.5720.311-17.5070.103-27.369
structuralUnconventional myosin-XIX (Fragment)MYO19K7EMZ04.8313833FRAG0.45311.3830.08746.2010.488-8.8600.666-2.9530.9836.3630.50814.896
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688714.131316423FRAG0.890-7.3860.094110.300.240-37.8580.399-15.2320.71627.9640.80316.778
contractileActin, alpha cardiac muscle 1ACTC1P680325.143142402FRAG0.89419.0720.10766.6750.419-11.1980.71220.1820.004-78.6460.717-3.449
transcriptionKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136456.77185969FRAG0.466-5.7250.10945.9590.544-15.4330.597-5.8460.653-9.6580.098-15.187
metabolicAcyl-coenzyme A synthetase ACSM2B, mitochondrial (Fragment)ACSM2BH3BQ844.93291242FRAG0.044-24.1310.131-31.3520.965-3.9700.159-37.0240.18530.1080.7738.325
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688714.161316261FRAG0.850-0.6250.14173.8790.106-42.4710.153-21.9630.92515.8890.49519.139
contractileActin, alpha cardiac muscle 1ACTC1P680325.353442334FRAG0.10432.0480.18234.1740.593-15.2020.147-27.9730.545-4.6910.002-32.503
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBB0QYF89.371616164FRAG0.011123.220.18319.2680.5299.3650.832-8.5500.629-18.8880.248-31.431
unknownMicrotubule-actin cross-linking factor 1, isoforms 1/2/3/5 (Fragment)MACF1H0Y3909.4113750640FRAG0.11719.4160.18429.4880.05220.6980.27214.9660.178-14.1490.00248.663
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML95.171613621FRAG0.7582.3040.191-14.0220.3649.8470.8800.2570.597-0.3150.8520.309
metabolicAcyl-coenzyme A synthetase ACSM2B, mitochondrial (Fragment)ACSM2BH3BQ845.31181247FRAG0.811-14.1880.205-20.1030.366-11.1350.000-39.3280.313-6.8140.26210.793
metabolicIsoform 2 of Glycogen phosphorylase, muscle formPYGMP11217-25.982897155FRAG0.17523.3780.21017.2160.6555.6620.5928.2290.007-69.8590.506-12.780
contractileMyosin-1MYH1P128829.92191223358FRAG0.221-11.0600.214-19.2190.4965.1610.743-10.1360.3562.7910.875-4.025
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BN545.201615797FRAG0.943-1.7500.289-9.3290.23626.9800.850-0.0550.22311.6500.976-2.807
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136455.632159200FRAG0.886-4.6880.30026.5840.668-17.8210.172-33.5510.509-6.3570.6716.536
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.331813129FRAG0.26522.3240.30012.6390.515-10.5230.59311.1250.253-15.7550.277-13.101
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.14169107FRAG0.507-7.6980.301-15.2720.866-2.9880.688-8.5870.18933.8050.8861.382
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136455.221459250FRAG0.197-14.4000.326-12.8270.412-4.4560.8334.1580.142-7.9490.121-9.987
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-25.383642171FRAG0.5949.3010.327-12.0320.217-14.1270.068-27.7100.279-16.1510.014-32.629
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 6AKRT6AP025386.133360435FRAG0.484-8.4280.334-12.1010.9490.8550.23211.9880.790-0.6410.415-12.316
metabolicPyruvate kinase (Fragment)PKMH3BTN58.165753528FRAG0.3145.8680.335-12.8190.01916.6370.08841.0520.04617.8240.072-18.709
structuralCofilin-1 (Fragment)CFL1E9PLJ36.0417966FRAG0.9240.6460.362-7.0830.7456.3230.09422.0690.8620.0010.085-17.436
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BPK46.22172290FRAG0.5366.9650.38913.4160.561-10.9700.4837.8690.181-24.5610.678-5.782
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX25.60143223384FRAG0.21316.7160.44814.7540.706-5.0830.228-21.7230.38713.5540.28620.638
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 9KRT9P355277.051862173FRAG0.270-25.5890.459-30.5170.24938.2290.00562.9270.346-5.9860.72616.306
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.2231974FRAG0.8781.7410.49125.3020.061-44.4870.620-2.1510.29333.6420.61715.100
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.75169115FRAG0.6333.2710.5040.1390.07351.4510.50712.1510.06127.6060.8292.775
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.361813280FRAG0.542-4.9680.52616.5960.454-22.1960.6955.5230.069-27.5130.508-4.763
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BN545.173715662FRAG0.30518.7570.601-12.7980.19526.1870.8544.7320.433-4.4460.2485.422
unknownSerine/threonine-protein phosphatase 4 regulatory subunit 4PPP4R4Q6NUP77.00189932FRAG0.422-12.0660.60331.2950.73119.6200.28138.6540.210-59.9630.295-44.620
transcriptionHistidine protein methyltransferase 1 homologMETTL18O955684.89204238FRAG0.129-55.2930.641-5.2310.730-14.7330.885-1.5980.04546.1970.3469.834
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.89179112FRAG0.9357.1030.6410.9170.00936.4330.951-3.0170.14812.0420.999-8.156
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.10161364FRAG0.9651.7380.9363.1220.743-6.5380.71810.7290.473-12.9420.792-0.488
transportFatty acid-binding protein, heart (Fragment)FABP3S4R3715.991415574FRAG0.198-22.1900.9533.9710.1748.1280.420-11.9750.078-13.4990.465-7.175
structuralNebulinNEBF8WCL58.9610977367FRAG0.791-5.0500.9858.0010.32658.0270.74315.4390.167-19.9110.895-2.046
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 1KRT1P042644.87316641FRAG0.259-17.7660.9855.2040.08130.0370.49115.3850.920-3.0730.420-14.843
unknown#N/A#N/A#N/A10.219#N/A#N/A#N/A0.588-9.4150.63317.0800.025-62.3640.039-39.2930.6010.7630.215-28.756
CONCONEXEXTEXTEX
TotalMid vs. PrePost vs. PreMid vs. PrePost vs. PreMid vs. PrePost vs. Pre
INTACT553177669
AGG29254564
FRAG46262253
TOTAL13072813131716
Table 2

Changes in protein phosphorylation.

Within-group changes of all identified spots. Ordering within the table is based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values (2-tailed, paired t-tests) of the pre to post changes in CON. P-values < 0.05 are shaded in yellow. Differences (%) within each comparison are shaded to indicate higher (red) or lower (blue) values relative to pre.

CON:Mid vs. PreCON:Post vs. PreEX:Mid vs. PreEX:Post vs. PreTEX:Mid vs. PreTEX:Post vs. Pre
TABLE 2Protein NameSymbolAccession NumberpIMW (kD)UNIPROT MW (kd)MS Protein ScoreProteoform InterpretationP-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)
transportSerum albuminALBP027685.768169167INTACT0.088-16.3770.002-31.0460.02125.4260.02218.9270.4738.2440.2216.072
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.573740325INTACT0.172-18.9600.003-36.4110.4459.1370.19121.6390.7026.3740.674-0.568
structuralIsoform 2 of Myosin-binding protein C, slow-typeMYBPC1Q00872-25.70141128625INTACT0.232-21.2110.004-65.4990.7782.9540.399-17.3450.885-0.8490.795-14.097
metabolicDihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase, mitochondrialDLDE9PEX66.825452271INTACT0.15352.8290.005218.780.008-71.6160.089-33.7100.8145.1290.00643.588
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1Q5T8M75.844238362INTACT0.674-1.8950.008-29.8600.00724.0800.21813.9590.3856.2300.896-2.664
Ca contractileIsoform 4 of Tropomyosin alpha-1 chainTPM1P09493-45.713233572INTACT0.18325.9280.01067.5940.373-7.9040.262-8.0370.731-25.3340.34215.594
transportCarbonic anhydrase 3CA3P074515.27283038INTACT0.19618.4630.01620.9650.8634.0340.2889.6670.1856.0570.04129.330
metabolicIsoform 2 of Very long-chain specific acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, mitochondrialACADVLP49748-28.74687096INTACT0.35321.0670.02173.5910.8137.2470.25033.9940.72310.6030.9057.753
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.731415455INTACT0.8381.0240.02172.8320.475-11.9950.5553.4630.8332.1120.13618.360
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.301416468INTACT0.10921.3580.028123.450.484-13.9100.252-17.6580.102-19.1140.59641.000
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.503740143INTACT0.372-9.8300.051-26.4100.33411.3520.13824.2490.22716.1950.7872.972
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681336.004142454INTACT0.6043.8140.055-21.4680.26510.7380.22613.8790.8580.7020.188-11.268
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.932321360INTACT0.23014.5090.05843.1230.022-30.0280.197-53.1650.125-11.5420.487-7.254
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.271416321INTACT0.7178.4270.05975.7770.909-6.7500.3208.6460.490-7.0640.22943.790
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.423742525INTACT0.380-15.7550.062-47.9950.27213.7040.21625.4130.12017.9550.545-2.598
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.463740288INTACT0.479-9.2450.063-40.2590.09715.2770.11827.4720.3528.1640.9252.871
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX29.67195223451INTACT0.7396.4300.114-35.1820.22251.7860.01337.3360.053-15.5510.606-6.407
metabolicAdenylate kinase isoenzyme 1AK1P005689.612422178INTACT0.2794.4500.13132.9410.5187.2710.8951.4060.61812.5850.05628.956
structuralIsoform 5 of RadixinRDXP35241-56.16746965INTACT0.44910.7940.13248.9550.41913.0370.07926.0300.5468.7950.69435.279
metabolicHeat shock protein beta-1HSPB1P047925.342623270INTACT0.344-12.2790.13437.9970.048-33.5080.837-0.7410.7961.5280.03233.298
structuralDesminDESP176615.325054509INTACT0.04428.8470.15428.3800.50411.3960.02441.7970.15028.5690.04840.068
degradationTripartite motif-containing protein 72TRIM72Q6ZMU56.154953343INTACT0.340-15.0230.15822.0350.25112.5050.26453.2230.743-1.3630.5289.833
transportHemoglobin subunit deltaHBDP020428.761416297INTACT0.7233.1980.16070.7500.192-17.7100.023-30.1960.980-5.4200.10425.740
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067327.1340431010INTACT0.10410.2470.164-10.4600.09317.0800.896-1.4380.125-18.0790.011-57.303
structuralDesminDESP176615.3753541170INTACT0.3193.5120.184-19.5190.4208.4050.7402.9250.9543.1500.190-11.537
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067326.954143983INTACT0.191-6.5650.205-9.0550.8052.6410.081-9.3450.063-19.3690.006-55.851
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX29.59200223417INTACT0.6312.8290.230-23.6860.45835.9240.03639.6860.059-12.8880.171-22.045
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1Q5T8M75.514438416INTACT0.6155.9510.236-23.1750.22818.5540.8151.3390.4804.6570.391-19.210
contractileIsoform MLC3 of Myosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P05976-24.92222198INTACT0.342-9.0330.236-13.1890.49710.3020.33515.4180.977-3.0220.9320.973
contractileIsoform MLC3 of Myosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P05976-25.172021199INTACT0.08223.4290.2387.7810.978-4.3310.771-0.4390.370-6.6260.276-11.943
contractileMyosin-1MYH1P128829.48200223551INTACT0.690-4.3720.247-15.0430.36031.6370.07544.3260.192-11.5140.147-14.749
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.67181736INTACT0.42116.0060.27240.5540.056-87.5450.293-40.2580.030-42.1690.161-40.087
structuralActinin, alpha 2, isoform CRA_bACTN2B2RCS54.9110010462INTACT0.544-7.8320.27370.0930.521-12.8460.123-30.9030.231-10.4660.32318.221
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.263433592INTACT0.225-11.4860.28035.6180.557-5.2870.631-3.1090.091-15.0550.49919.765
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681334.954242642INTACT0.655-5.7700.289-21.5300.666-5.2180.9103.0150.01821.3770.25423.030
glycolysisFructose-bisphosphate aldolaseALDOAH3BQN49.333839470INTACT0.7530.1560.29414.0200.554-6.9650.416-10.8140.06520.6800.01754.191
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.711715282INTACT0.5338.6130.34820.7920.551-11.9790.538-7.7980.8531.8600.5707.385
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-26.123842181INTACT0.418-11.1610.384-15.6550.08617.5680.01048.7390.2618.0750.01031.764
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.242121673INTACT0.266-11.1060.405-4.2210.01418.9680.07820.5120.175-13.1070.698-2.580
transcriptionElongation factor 1-alpha 1EEF1A1P681049.56535058INTACT0.7493.2330.42043.2950.625-12.5070.328-18.5330.61319.4220.22628.387
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067327.434243717INTACT0.682-7.1290.483-12.7180.112-17.2830.047-20.3480.732-4.2860.008-57.083
structuralAlpha-actinin-2ACTN2P3560910.2104104162INTACT0.7852.2410.484-7.0860.48713.0780.6846.7340.50721.5510.02177.826
contractileMyosin-7MYH7P128837.09205223381INTACT0.08516.1810.49314.4590.05134.1100.21533.4950.7662.5890.9455.783
structuralIsoform 5 of Myosin-binding protein C, slow-typeMYBPC1Q00872-55.94131128733INTACT0.6586.2380.513-11.5620.555-5.4290.3587.8510.195-9.4930.7257.892
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.203533120INTACT0.149-40.8410.559-18.0880.8387.6140.183-28.0290.19622.8660.068-35.092
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.26181740INTACT0.057-66.4500.5694.3640.057-46.8590.248-18.8250.229-31.2200.115-30.671
CaProtein S100-A13S100A13Q995845.55131172INTACT0.057-87.6940.577-19.3530.83810.1930.968-2.6780.51817.6300.03135.661
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX210.2181736INTACT0.9077.1170.60020.0840.5273.3660.811-15.3210.33824.5100.45215.752
Ca contractileTroponin C type 2 (Fast), isoform CRA_aTNNC2C9J7T94.591816328INTACT0.39719.8620.6393.3400.29618.0490.08319.0160.297-17.1950.001-50.171
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.51151736INTACT0.6190.7780.6731.6440.6243.6690.6203.4890.1467.4610.01722.379
transportMyoglobinMBP021445.51171757INTACT0.9321.8140.68711.8510.519-19.5250.867-17.2690.188-18.9210.227-26.890
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX28.68191746INTACT0.955-4.3650.70720.2520.883-5.9570.230-37.1660.726-30.2860.803-33.192
metabolicHeat shock protein beta-7HSPB7Q9UBY95.971819265INTACT0.23019.3790.74110.2310.195-33.6630.702-19.5850.081-31.8320.019-54.451
metabolicFructose-bisphosphate aldolase AALDOAP040757.443839380INTACT0.282-6.3330.854-4.9640.650-3.6780.050-23.3990.745-3.9470.016-68.130
metabolicSuccinate dehydrogenase [ubiquinone] flavoprotein subunit, mitochondrialSDHAD6RFM56.226864155INTACT0.157-56.9860.866-2.9470.24532.4620.07263.2410.05022.6340.01773.782
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.943821415AGG0.091-25.4920.014-41.1510.17231.3830.22913.3470.545-3.8360.33111.836
Ca contractileIsoform 4 of Tropomyosin alpha-1 chainTPM1P09493-44.9812733562AGG0.63912.6630.03838.0430.08946.6240.03169.0720.548-6.2320.6059.914
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.279915111AGG0.45734.5060.07592.0950.727-14.3500.420-29.0880.59712.8950.05843.132
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX28.35981739AGG0.33916.5250.07845.4820.527-15.9220.295-30.2960.293-13.9170.83511.958
transportCarbonic anhydrase 3CA3P074517.1611130204AGG0.69321.6500.09272.1910.446-17.7250.456-19.4210.24619.8410.02248.588
metabolicCytochrome b-c1 complex subunit Rieske, mitochondrialUQCRFS1P479856.405330114AGG0.13819.4660.11727.9560.5083.6350.3605.6980.05316.9970.01718.384
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.691954293AGG0.130-56.0750.13834.4060.33745.9390.35926.4280.11936.9500.01775.663
Ca contractileTroponin T, fast skeletal muscleTNNT3H9KVA26.213528234AGG0.8790.4630.142-21.6830.681-3.0070.8641.5130.5039.7990.471-6.220
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.73201734AGG0.900-2.4810.17428.2770.35017.6630.7164.0500.26215.0460.44911.325
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.711815262AGG0.5588.0030.18318.2060.834-5.0190.06623.3950.657-8.0040.46511.350
Ca contractileTNNT1 proteinTNNT1Q3B7595.312823113AGG0.3746.0840.197-14.3420.7067.4870.04820.8410.2857.1940.12111.286
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.931001739AGG0.035-83.2440.222-42.5030.24815.7700.9717.0770.204-31.2100.4365.503
transcriptionAtaxin-3ATXN3G3V3T08.62191137AGG0.50116.6500.28934.9680.686-25.8060.689-11.1990.204-48.1900.281-31.961
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.192816157AGG0.34821.9790.33620.3000.56517.8680.054-22.3840.323-8.5310.21210.734
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688715.862816169AGG0.034-35.5990.369-1.7440.32727.8510.22623.5740.840-0.4310.53217.996
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.0115933769AGG0.904-5.0870.4762.7660.698-7.2720.502-8.1950.343-10.8600.9938.709
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.3212342626AGG0.810-0.9280.518-13.9510.477-10.2610.9993.8790.336-19.5520.25712.758
transcriptionAtaxin-3ATXN3G3V3T07.14181141AGG0.329-21.3760.5223.7070.384-23.4300.809-7.6060.208-17.3200.068-43.067
metabolicMitochondrial inner membrane proteinIMMTC9J4065.758773148AGG0.785-7.4920.621-28.5810.30919.8530.02426.2390.9884.0470.264-7.117
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.781004265AGG0.25122.0750.63619.6970.008-38.3090.33110.8920.02252.4180.02033.330
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.602815314AGG0.9960.3970.6415.5300.351-11.4470.624-4.3820.67211.7150.487-5.292
unkknownPutative BCoR-like protein 2BCORP1Q8N8888.96981638AGG0.984-2.9290.65915.6080.149-32.9530.475-5.2740.6650.0410.07924.625
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.756542112AGG0.989-4.1390.79214.3420.286-25.3580.49510.2300.14259.5030.05039.371
degradationE3 ubiquitin-protein ligase listerinLTN1H7BYG85.141269144AGG0.237-17.6380.805-2.6340.5613.9760.637-3.2530.04419.8050.15416.633
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.351731753AGG0.29326.5790.8359.8870.367-24.1470.375-20.2270.587-2.2370.07920.672
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.921414278AGG0.159-55.4600.845-17.2020.9375.0640.16828.2580.7403.4990.37723.702
metabolicIsoform 2 of Glycogen phosphorylase, muscle formPYGMP11217-26.7825097266AGG0.958-10.4940.882-8.0070.11422.2570.7791.0480.080-19.4790.505-5.476
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.68311742AGG0.419-24.6760.884-10.0460.180-34.8730.056-31.4710.7060.2600.728-2.315
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.329742632AGG0.13636.6690.894-6.6170.139-21.9830.628-5.5940.37016.1560.51713.842
structuralNebulinNEBF8WCL59.35113773112FRAG0.54524.1700.00797.0040.52512.1490.339-16.2930.8291.7380.32723.878
transportFatty acid-binding protein, heart (Fragment)FABP3S4R3715.991415574FRAG0.42710.4560.01366.2930.888-1.0040.683-2.8390.610-5.9190.22533.056
contractileActin, alpha cardiac muscle 1ACTC1P680325.143142402FRAG0.616-8.3740.01366.6470.416-12.3730.8989.1550.219-18.3410.24421.654
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BN545.201615797FRAG0.580-15.4580.021-63.1030.40416.3590.600-13.2930.4869.2290.024-34.595
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX25.60143223384FRAG0.759-5.6550.022-53.6650.8750.9540.008-20.8260.39316.6570.3454.816
unknownSerine/threonine-protein phosphatase 4 regulatory subunit 4PPP4R4Q6NUP77.00189932FRAG0.33721.4800.02249.0300.402-42.1260.490-36.0550.014-73.3640.007-77.302
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699055.241315152FRAG0.05020.7650.02631.5050.451-4.0470.132-8.2090.920-0.3730.8683.284
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 9KRT9P355277.051862173FRAG0.37312.4840.02637.3690.334-43.6960.848-17.8350.003-69.2650.015-90.232
glycolysisEnolase (Fragment)ENO3E5RGZ47.9011130104FRAG0.493-12.3620.02747.9060.30028.1370.600-18.9140.5512.8090.15042.410
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML95.171613621FRAG0.8004.6570.046-25.1000.02938.9860.7384.1630.8573.3290.076-27.338
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.86181354FRAG0.63211.8690.04964.9100.357-66.0690.521-51.5170.037-62.7210.184-51.561
transcriptionHistidine protein methyltransferase 1 homologMETTL18O955684.89204238FRAG0.69623.2420.06998.2190.4677.9960.860-2.4060.15227.5970.04322.357
transportMyosin-7MYH7P128839.2799223119FRAG0.45734.5060.07592.0950.727-14.3500.420-29.0880.59712.8950.05843.132
transcriptionKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136456.77185969FRAG0.32818.2980.09560.4390.091######0.450-62.0680.122-50.3160.154-53.174
metabolicShort-chain specific acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, mitochondrialACADSP162196.30384495FRAG0.417-11.5550.097-22.5390.3239.6130.6312.6730.6027.5400.620-8.344
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 6AKRT6AP025386.133360435FRAG0.020-25.8550.101-32.4170.1976.7260.1438.6030.2276.4860.6703.364
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136455.221459250FRAG0.934-1.9980.116-20.8810.21034.2890.00942.1130.13824.5800.44513.732
metabolicIsoform 2 of Glycogen phosphorylase, muscle formPYGMP11217-25.982897155FRAG0.324-31.6970.125-40.6090.5483.1200.18916.0160.125-27.7280.6708.776
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.281316374FRAG0.849-1.4010.12570.9490.264-15.6430.341-15.0740.154-21.2390.14946.085
contractileMyosin-1MYH1P128829.92191223358FRAG0.609-6.0910.126-31.5340.05443.1610.10539.2520.8452.1810.8853.248
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688714.131316423FRAG0.38214.6950.12822.9790.130-32.3240.256-19.5580.00158.8750.29919.154
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 1KRT1P042644.87316641FRAG0.34916.5860.140100.120.197-33.0320.472-16.2060.038-41.0070.317-15.130
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.361813280FRAG0.14520.8270.18428.3200.225-50.3490.988-15.0870.121-28.3920.253-29.172
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688714.161316261FRAG0.42310.0650.19338.4680.029-36.4030.319-21.1810.36421.8320.17621.477
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.89179112FRAG0.03248.7470.20136.6410.491-20.1970.224-28.7630.819-8.8080.529-12.923
contractileActin, alpha cardiac muscle 1ACTC1P680325.353442334FRAG0.300-12.5490.23615.3910.7099.2400.490-5.6970.384-5.8010.090-26.145
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.10161364FRAG0.23322.6800.25827.1400.418-39.1790.654-6.4630.418-8.7830.316-24.070
metabolicAcyl-coenzyme A synthetase ACSM2B, mitochondrial (Fragment)ACSM2BH3BQ845.31181247FRAG0.720-15.5010.271-36.9340.34313.2490.4307.3990.646-6.6730.154-14.364
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.75169115FRAG0.17037.5630.33037.3920.442-19.6410.039-35.9870.394-22.2480.064-48.865
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.14169107FRAG0.5506.0800.43715.8930.378-29.2850.9053.8660.79812.4020.052-28.304
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BN545.173715662FRAG0.905-7.5400.457-0.3690.11910.6440.43511.6710.7907.4020.42017.681
metabolicCalsequestrin-1CASQ1P314154.753445117FRAG0.8183.3270.51512.2300.08616.6150.9220.3170.6823.1020.14117.560
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.331813129FRAG0.01532.2270.52716.5780.355-27.5850.763-15.1960.187-16.6610.304-25.529
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BPK46.22172290FRAG0.7035.6380.5480.7710.240-48.0940.798-10.0360.308-23.8790.663-17.519
structuralCofilin-1 (Fragment)CFL1E9PLJ36.0417966FRAG0.35114.7840.5769.8630.090-48.8290.877-13.2560.106-33.4260.052-41.203
metabolicAcyl-coenzyme A synthetase ACSM2B, mitochondrial (Fragment)ACSM2BH3BQ844.93291242FRAG0.6673.9790.58211.4060.8972.8470.546-9.9380.370-4.1310.863-1.452
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBB0QYF89.371616164FRAG0.9361.0080.60416.0590.046-45.5120.032-22.1970.33415.5620.19722.545
unknownMicrotubule-actin cross-linking factor 1, isoforms 1/2/3/5 (Fragment)MACF1H0Y3909.4113750640FRAG0.620-4.0880.6285.4320.34617.4110.60114.2430.357-11.6050.02626.817
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.2231974FRAG0.995-6.0110.66814.0680.027-59.9940.225-18.5660.44528.7360.6256.979
structuralDesminDESP176615.133754254FRAG0.4959.0800.710-8.2680.7486.1100.923-2.2090.809-0.1150.110-37.263
structuralUnconventional myosin-XIX (Fragment)MYO19K7EMZ04.8313833FRAG0.997-1.9750.7122.6830.395-26.9140.105-39.8170.937-0.9380.6615.539
structuralNebulinNEBF8WCL58.9610977367FRAG0.251-16.4580.7250.2490.798-6.3510.930-0.5110.042-24.9590.15212.266
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 2 epidermalKRT2P359085.902965235FRAG0.030-39.0620.7561.9920.047-24.0310.016-38.1130.985-2.7520.9961.694
metabolicPyruvate kinase (Fragment)PKMH3BTN58.165753528FRAG0.127-13.5600.760-1.1890.554-6.6020.078-11.0980.8002.8870.5287.900
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136455.632159200FRAG0.136-23.3530.9582.6640.539-12.3500.367-14.5240.5008.1580.15927.849
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-25.383642171FRAG0.470-4.6680.992-0.5740.97313.2800.171-18.8610.050-19.2350.055-50.668
unknown#N/A#N/A#N/A10.219#N/A#N/A#N/A0.910-4.9520.8932.7060.169-28.7070.863-3.4070.691-16.6980.841-18.142
CONCONEXEXTEXTEX
TotalMid vs. PrePost vs. PreMid vs. PrePost vs. PreMid vs. PrePost vs. Pre
INTACT5511067216
AGG29221324
FRAG465115575
TOTAL13082312151125
Table 3

Protein abundance differences in PEX vs TEX.

Differences between PEX and TEX in all identified spots. Ordering within the table is based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values (2-tailed, unpaired t-tests) of the post comparison between PEX and TEX. P-values < 0.05 are shaded in yellow. Differences (%) within each comparison are shaded to indicate higher (red) or lower (blue) values in PEX relative to TEX.

premidpost
PEX compared to TEXPEX compared to TEXPEX compared to TEX
TABLE 3Protein NameSymbolAccession NumberpIMW (kD)UNIPROT MW (kd)MS Protein ScoreProteoform InterpretationP-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)
structuralDesminDESP176615.325054509INTACT0.080-48.4100.13744.1530.00695.133
structuralDesminDESP176615.3753541170INTACT0.241-26.7280.525-20.7520.01369.090
structuralIsoform 5 of RadixinRDXP35241-56.16746965INTACT0.22511.0220.581-24.4880.016-33.774
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.271416321INTACT0.34015.5040.813-7.1650.022-87.744
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.301416468INTACT0.09251.5280.7445.5070.023-116.34
transportHemoglobin subunit deltaHBDP020428.761416297INTACT0.15628.8210.721-9.1020.048-63.425
glycolysisFructose-bisphosphate aldolaseALDOAH3BQN49.333839470INTACT0.078-16.4320.46413.8640.04819.839
contractileMyosin-7MYH7P128837.09205223381INTACT0.3846.6560.6875.3780.05150.011
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.203533120INTACT0.7765.2550.136-26.2580.052-25.000
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.711715282INTACT0.684-9.9200.55426.2660.069-133.86
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.463740288INTACT0.06231.0410.6864.4100.077-24.209
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.263433592INTACT0.7783.5250.54310.3210.094-34.394
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.731415455INTACT0.5554.7420.646-9.1760.103-27.367
metabolicHeat shock protein beta-7HSPB7Q9UBY95.971819265INTACT0.23112.9920.481-7.2720.11716.755
transportSerum albuminALBP027685.768169167INTACT0.027-21.7590.753-5.9350.135-16.132
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX28.68191746INTACT0.12163.1190.16535.8440.142-36.226
degradationTripartite motif-containing protein 72TRIM72Q6ZMU56.154953343INTACT0.808-5.8930.31118.6600.15018.779
structuralActinin, alpha 2, isoform CRA_bACTN2B2RCS54.9110010462INTACT0.166-29.1940.686-9.5780.18219.866
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067327.1340431010INTACT0.066-27.3450.9082.0310.18418.477
metabolicHeat shock protein beta-1HSPB1P047925.342623270INTACT0.40220.7490.255-20.7100.195-39.983
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.67181736INTACT0.906-4.6290.194-31.7460.19722.953
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.423742525INTACT0.727-11.5290.506-8.8230.21321.408
transportCarbonic anhydrase 3CA3P074515.27283038INTACT0.8570.2330.975-1.1800.221-22.061
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067326.954143983INTACT0.088-26.8520.20613.9410.22717.396
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.51151736INTACT0.95315.5260.9244.9230.23820.740
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX29.67195223451INTACT0.8586.7560.16727.2520.24524.083
CaProtein S100-A13S100A13Q995845.55131172INTACT0.47617.3350.36443.2340.256-41.068
metabolicFructose-bisphosphate aldolase AALDOAP040757.443839380INTACT0.9870.1730.7392.3990.30419.704
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.242121673INTACT0.3568.7940.5503.9730.3255.525
structuralAlpha-actinin-2ACTN2P3560910.2104104162INTACT0.64518.9890.214-19.9910.34721.788
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX29.59200223417INTACT0.607-3.0270.55516.7040.34822.243
Ca contractileIsoform 4 of Tropomyosin alpha-1 chainTPM1P09493-45.713233572INTACT0.8924.1220.909-2.7630.34914.589
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.573740325INTACT0.869-5.3520.924-0.3710.36311.399
transcriptionElongation factor 1-alpha 1EEF1A1P681049.56535058INTACT0.62115.8880.52512.4580.404-27.866
metabolicAdenylate kinase isoenzyme 1AK1P005689.612422178INTACT0.45812.3840.41128.6890.419-28.461
structuralIsoform 5 of Myosin-binding protein C, slow-typeMYBPC1Q00872-55.94131128733INTACT0.010-48.6540.75210.4050.43210.425
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.26181740INTACT0.11334.2000.222-65.2280.473-14.341
contractileIsoform MLC3 of Myosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P05976-25.172021199INTACT0.01521.3290.972-0.8610.484-5.494
metabolicIsoform 2 of Very long-chain specific acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, mitochondrialACADVLP49748-28.74687096INTACT0.079102.840.733-25.7980.5111.538
Ca contractileTroponin C type 2 (Fast), isoform CRA_aTNNC2C9J7T94.591816328INTACT0.779-10.3230.548-6.7700.55811.516
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681334.954242642INTACT0.25819.0770.870-0.3770.5789.823
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.503740143INTACT0.717-6.4170.383-6.8920.6245.611
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067327.434243717INTACT0.309-10.4340.7330.9370.7174.805
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-26.123842181INTACT0.329-7.4690.5158.3620.735-2.324
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX210.2181736INTACT0.357-19.3580.560-10.5150.743-5.342
contractileMyosin-1MYH1P128829.48200223551INTACT0.681-6.5530.37730.1660.7616.559
structuralIsoform 2 of Myosin-binding protein C, slow-typeMYBPC1Q00872-25.70141128625INTACT0.54555.2740.163-38.1970.774-9.801
metabolicDihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase, mitochondrialDLDE9PEX66.825452271INTACT0.055-25.1700.25313.1730.7827.113
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1Q5T8M75.844238362INTACT0.302-12.4610.854-0.3560.7872.569
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681336.004142454INTACT0.237-19.8170.8831.7590.806-2.055
transportMyoglobinMBP021445.51171757INTACT0.17524.2610.970-3.6110.8085.552
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.932321360INTACT0.756-7.5200.692-9.0720.8167.240
contractileIsoform MLC3 of Myosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P05976-24.92222198INTACT0.10655.1220.233-49.3300.829-11.052
metabolicSuccinate dehydrogenase [ubiquinone] flavoprotein subunit, mitochondrialSDHAD6RFM56.226864155INTACT0.223-28.1070.54814.6390.9184.386
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1Q5T8M75.514438416INTACT0.125-14.1610.5305.3990.997-0.892
unkknownPutative BCoR-like protein 2BCORP1Q8N8888.96981638AGG0.02958.8720.736-3.6830.016-52.516
transcriptionAtaxin-3ATXN3G3V3T08.62191137AGG0.01780.3340.02051.4270.026-58.344
Ca contractileTNNT1 proteinTNNT1Q3B7595.312823113AGG0.8552.9930.052-26.8010.034-34.325
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.68311742AGG0.8054.2360.018-44.1900.037-57.999
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.921414278AGG0.210-38.1240.301-47.0250.04651.284
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.192816157AGG0.37213.7500.685-6.9130.057-73.020
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.931001739AGG0.166-44.4060.213-27.0050.05836.314
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.602815314AGG0.534-11.1510.43214.4370.068-46.309
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.279915111AGG0.10850.4160.9870.5140.069-78.634
metabolicIsoform 2 of Glycogen phosphorylase, muscle formPYGMP11217-26.7825097266AGG0.08625.3620.690-2.1000.07935.555
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX28.35981739AGG0.02978.3920.51112.4700.090-49.545
Ca contractileTroponin T, fast skeletal muscleTNNT3H9KVA26.213528234AGG0.006-30.7470.447-17.3700.12018.771
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.329742632AGG0.104-52.0530.742-18.6190.129-32.058
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.711815262AGG0.9076.3090.77041.9610.157-215.59
degradationE3 ubiquitin-protein ligase listerinLTN1H7BYG85.141269144AGG0.705-2.5660.984-1.7670.218-20.295
Ca contractileIsoform 4 of Tropomyosin alpha-1 chainTPM1P09493-44.9812733562AGG0.11139.6600.7041.2640.23728.225
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.3212342626AGG0.098-42.1200.873-16.3470.241-20.562
transcriptionAtaxin-3ATXN3G3V3T07.14181141AGG0.06554.5080.7017.5620.25613.650
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.691954293AGG0.811-0.3500.653-23.5080.257-32.646
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.0115933769AGG0.11233.2820.243-28.4100.28214.917
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.756542112AGG0.289-25.5800.088-59.1020.31631.025
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688715.862816169AGG0.8106.1060.154-44.9610.329-245.69
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.351731753AGG0.040-20.9770.146-30.5190.438-15.299
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.73201734AGG0.731-3.4890.254-14.7320.491-7.829
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.781004265AGG0.025-39.5280.190-32.9660.4985.611
transportCarbonic anhydrase 3CA3P074517.1611130204AGG0.42330.2720.37329.8120.688-7.064
metabolicMitochondrial inner membrane proteinIMMTC9J4065.758773148AGG0.392-9.7290.08423.1260.7153.168
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.943821415AGG0.372-14.5870.223-19.1020.79310.226
metabolicCytochrome b-c1 complex subunit Rieske, mitochondrialUQCRFS1P479856.405330114AGG0.885-1.2030.962-0.5150.8071.743
metabolicAcyl-coenzyme A synthetase ACSM2B, mitochondrial (Fragment)ACSM2BH3BQ844.93291242FRAG0.34416.1260.017-66.9700.007-72.367
metabolicAcyl-coenzyme A synthetase ACSM2B, mitochondrial (Fragment)ACSM2BH3BQ845.31181247FRAG0.960-1.4330.666-13.4670.008-52.183
metabolicPyruvate kinase (Fragment)PKMH3BTN58.165753528FRAG0.7820.5690.9820.6760.01366.495
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699055.241315152FRAG0.7161.7700.581-5.9890.034-37.938
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136455.632159200FRAG0.962-6.8310.884-4.2350.057-33.182
unknownMicrotubule-actin cross-linking factor 1, isoforms 1/2/3/5 (Fragment)MACF1H0Y3909.4113750640FRAG0.3758.1120.23024.8990.062-39.800
transportMyosin-7MYH7P128839.2799223119FRAG0.10850.4160.9870.5140.069-78.634
metabolicShort-chain specific acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, mitochondrialACADSP162196.30384495FRAG0.029-49.8400.11327.2130.07226.078
structuralUnconventional myosin-XIX (Fragment)MYO19K7EMZ04.8313833FRAG0.38918.6560.313-38.3800.077-40.357
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688714.161316261FRAG0.58918.0590.101-95.3600.081-71.546
structuralNebulinNEBF8WCL58.9610977367FRAG0.01150.2380.69623.1490.131-27.535
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.281316374FRAG0.18527.1820.480-13.3900.134-56.692
transportFatty acid-binding protein, heart (Fragment)FABP3S4R3715.991415574FRAG0.05119.3320.8173.1390.155-24.675
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX25.60143223384FRAG0.281-19.6850.820-7.7980.159-22.691
structuralNebulinNEBF8WCL59.35113773112FRAG0.6205.2000.68719.8670.177-33.573
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.10161364FRAG0.282-17.7650.25819.7720.19331.037
contractileActin, alpha cardiac muscle 1ACTC1P680325.143142402FRAG0.05576.6710.8770.6310.249-42.101
structuralCofilin-1 (Fragment)CFL1E9PLJ36.0417966FRAG0.13019.2940.247-21.0460.26020.168
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688714.131316423FRAG0.69523.7720.130######0.267-66.555
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.89179112FRAG0.52023.2690.678-10.1500.291-17.412
unknownSerine/threonine-protein phosphatase 4 regulatory subunit 4PPP4R4Q6NUP77.00189932FRAG0.25748.8550.35831.8960.29234.710
metabolicCalsequestrin-1CASQ1P314154.753445117FRAG0.00346.9200.8927.3510.298-19.602
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML95.171613621FRAG0.36111.8360.877-5.4520.309-11.894
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BN545.173715662FRAG0.44116.3720.6688.0820.326-17.139
transcriptionHistidine protein methyltransferase 1 homologMETTL18O955684.89204238FRAG0.261-29.5540.120-32.6880.38116.099
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136455.221459250FRAG0.00722.1200.219-18.0910.449-6.599
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 1KRT1P042644.87316641FRAG0.02659.6150.240-24.8180.464-20.453
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BPK46.22172290FRAG0.10027.3750.748-9.9930.471-11.629
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 6AKRT6AP025386.133360435FRAG0.53012.1090.448-9.0650.51712.195
glycolysisEnolase (Fragment)ENO3E5RGZ47.9011130104FRAG0.8333.8540.7551.8070.58410.639
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.86181354FRAG0.13525.4550.450-13.9810.6509.213
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 2 epidermalKRT2P359085.902965235FRAG0.32830.3990.085-73.1010.65037.656
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-25.383642171FRAG0.528-6.4460.8663.1030.65310.546
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.2231974FRAG0.656-6.3540.018-80.2820.656-10.552
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.331813129FRAG0.02431.6870.447-25.9450.723-4.776
contractileMyosin-1MYH1P128829.92191223358FRAG0.515-13.3790.15218.2550.7297.087
transcriptionKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136456.77185969FRAG0.801-6.6670.832-3.3480.78616.080
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.14169107FRAG0.675-10.8650.327-24.1460.7900.706
contractileActin, alpha cardiac muscle 1ACTC1P680325.353442334FRAG0.6972.5700.397-14.6010.8080.945
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.75169115FRAG0.62225.7460.552-14.0030.817-15.234
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 9KRT9P355277.051862173FRAG0.09835.9350.43011.3750.8733.053
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BN545.201615797FRAG0.935-4.1700.6356.0430.8817.035
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.361813280FRAG0.26314.3590.801-7.9220.938-3.447
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBB0QYF89.371616164FRAG0.50916.8530.32516.0520.9463.617
structuralDesminDESP176615.133754254FRAG0.707-5.2140.8473.2860.9581.844
metabolicIsoform 2 of Glycogen phosphorylase, muscle formPYGMP11217-25.982897155FRAG0.37421.5480.02658.4310.9670.421
unknown#N/A#N/A#N/A10.219#N/A#N/A#N/A0.266-17.5620.331-38.4270.4148.669
Totalpremidpost
intact55307
aggregate29625
fragment46634
TOTAL13015516
Table 4

Protein phosphorylation differences in PEX vs TEX.

Differences between PEX and TEX in all identified spots. Ordering within the table is based on proteoform interpretation (i.e. intact, aggregate, fragment) and p-values (2-tailed, unpaired t-tests) of the post comparison between PEX and TEX. P-values < 0.05 are shaded in yellow. Differences (%) within each comparison are shaded to indicate higher (red) or lower (blue) values in PEX relative to TEX.

premidpost
PEX compared to TEXPEX compared to TEXPEX compared to TEX
TABLE 4Protein NameSymbolAccession NumberpIMW (kD)UNIPROT MW (kd)MS Protein ScoreProteoform InterpretationP-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)P-ValueDiff. (%)
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067327.1340431010INTACT0.236-20.5780.25613.6850.00128.608
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067326.954143983INTACT0.390-7.5880.27310.7790.00132.480
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX29.59200223417INTACT0.780-2.4840.17148.4750.00666.349
contractileMyosin-1MYH1P128829.48200223551INTACT0.794-1.6740.13841.4280.00662.886
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681336.004142454INTACT0.7144.8880.27513.4610.00832.904
metabolicCreatine kinase M-typeCKMP067327.434243717INTACT0.4397.6490.855-4.3800.01240.507
Ca contractileTroponin C type 2 (Fast), isoform CRA_aTNNC2C9J7T94.591816328INTACT0.085-26.1150.7025.7510.02141.717
metabolicFructose-bisphosphate aldolase AALDOAP040757.443839380INTACT0.7063.3000.8054.5430.02540.745
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX29.67195223451INTACT0.775-3.1460.03971.2960.02641.678
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1Q5T8M75.514438416INTACT0.31016.7390.20323.7490.03841.029
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX28.68191746INTACT0.898-22.0450.6955.5060.076-25.687
Ca contractileIsoform 4 of Tropomyosin alpha-1 chainTPM1P09493-45.713233572INTACT0.903-13.8200.9123.0340.080-42.144
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1Q5T8M75.844238362INTACT0.8351.5280.17317.3330.08718.782
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.573740325INTACT0.9551.9490.4799.0300.10724.714
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.503740143INTACT0.9863.1740.7671.5850.11524.493
structuralAnkyrin repeat domain-containing protein 2ANKRD2Q9GZV15.463740288INTACT0.9250.0140.3899.4260.11523.931
metabolicDihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase, mitochondrialDLDE9PEX66.825452271INTACT0.12336.4340.332-25.5480.119-40.722
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.263433592INTACT0.333-14.3200.900-1.0250.120-41.172
structuralAlpha-actinin-2ACTN2P3560910.2104104162INTACT0.38914.5010.7218.1190.130-45.507
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.932321360INTACT0.11061.5400.8220.8300.14113.119
structuralDesminDESP176615.3753541170INTACT0.5678.3700.18517.9280.14324.408
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.271416321INTACT0.344-12.9780.519-14.8850.148-49.523
metabolicHeat shock protein beta-1HSPB1P047925.342623270INTACT0.6268.6400.062-21.2550.158-23.606
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.423742525INTACT0.748-3.5720.723-8.5740.16024.234
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.301416468INTACT0.684-3.8050.6163.7380.199-72.209
transportMyoglobinMBP021445.51171757INTACT0.195-26.6220.515-17.2490.210-17.022
contractileIsoform MLC3 of Myosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P05976-24.92222198INTACT0.9441.8790.8961.5620.23916.453
metabolicAdenylate kinase isoenzyme 1AK1P005689.612422178INTACT0.74812.2480.7161.9230.299-13.293
transcriptionElongation factor 1-alpha 1EEF1A1P681049.56535058INTACT0.39413.5720.548-21.9870.304-33.996
contractileIsoform MLC3 of Myosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P05976-25.172021199INTACT0.082-27.6110.128-23.3830.338-14.496
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.26181740INTACT0.233-23.9500.142-33.1460.359-12.714
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.731415455INTACT0.7521.8510.764-5.7640.386-12.319
structuralActinin, alpha 2, isoform CRA_bACTN2B2RCS54.9110010462INTACT0.11432.8760.14127.3880.390-16.466
glycolysisFructose-bisphosphate aldolaseALDOAH3BQN49.333839470INTACT0.05341.2540.8694.3770.396-20.963
transportHemoglobin subunit deltaHBDP020428.761416297INTACT0.11527.1800.7015.0880.404-28.722
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.242121673INTACT0.005-33.8020.870-1.6360.409-8.236
CaProtein S100-A13S100A13Q995845.55131172INTACT0.33624.5320.66314.7370.422-11.854
transportSerum albuminALBP027685.768169167INTACT0.634-5.6650.5206.8230.4836.108
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX210.2181736INTACT0.80613.6080.796-13.3250.486-17.497
degradationTripartite motif-containing protein 72TRIM72Q6ZMU56.154953343INTACT0.8142.0390.11526.1990.49342.350
transportCarbonic anhydrase 3CA3P074515.27283038INTACT0.3158.1360.7634.1570.494-9.057
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-26.123842181INTACT0.972-0.0100.20812.8090.49912.872
metabolicHeat shock protein beta-7HSPB7Q9UBY95.971819265INTACT0.378-16.1000.930-8.5100.52011.246
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.203533120INTACT0.745-10.2350.152-33.6480.558-4.471
metabolicIsoform 2 of Very long-chain specific acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, mitochondrialACADVLP49748-28.74687096INTACT0.534-8.1720.728-7.8230.58214.958
metabolicSuccinate dehydrogenase [ubiquinone] flavoprotein subunit, mitochondrialSDHAD6RFM56.226864155INTACT0.989-4.2870.6908.0130.587-11.022
structuralDesminDESP176615.325054509INTACT0.7915.3460.922-1.0590.6766.647
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.67181736INTACT0.579-1.9880.278-26.8030.677-2.112
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.711715282INTACT0.22520.5030.896-0.7890.7074.098
structuralIsoform 5 of Myosin-binding protein C, slow-typeMYBPC1Q00872-55.94131128733INTACT0.614-9.2070.690-6.9680.729-9.249
structuralIsoform 5 of RadixinRDXP35241-56.16746965INTACT0.641-4.3920.9762.5100.806-12.052
structuralIsoform 2 of Myosin-binding protein C, slow-typeMYBPC1Q00872-25.70141128625INTACT0.6552.4070.9825.3120.823-0.430
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681334.954242642INTACT0.13118.4850.451-7.0350.959-0.796
contractileMyosin-7MYH7P128837.09205223381INTACT0.122-31.2260.9023.2420.976-3.985
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.51151736INTACT0.48116.2750.8843.7240.986-1.701
transportCarbonic anhydrase 3CA3P074517.1611130204AGG0.9983.0460.125-29.1600.005-72.200
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.279915111AGG0.8369.0370.575-11.7370.018-69.453
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX26.351731753AGG0.560-5.3390.540-21.9940.021-52.825
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.192816157AGG0.8670.8530.32126.9870.073-34.374
Ca contractileTNNT1 proteinTNNT1Q3B7595.312823113AGG0.134-29.8780.058-36.7190.117-19.609
transcriptionAtaxin-3ATXN3G3V3T07.14181141AGG0.500-10.5780.524-12.3360.16920.236
unkknownPutative BCoR-like protein 2BCORP1Q8N8888.96981638AGG0.5049.0820.456-19.6850.247-20.274
metabolicMitochondrial inner membrane proteinIMMTC9J4065.758773148AGG0.199-20.6450.879-7.1510.26712.084
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.781004265AGG0.06337.8990.099-46.2970.26814.692
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.3212342626AGG0.575-13.1890.802-4.5380.291-22.864
Ca contractileTroponin T, fast skeletal muscleTNNT3H9KVA26.213528234AGG0.5787.5480.559-11.3460.31015.966
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.921414278AGG0.57411.1900.8432.7690.39415.285
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.691954293AGG0.21722.2290.64534.7600.411-13.675
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.711815262AGG0.937-0.6050.8402.2890.47210.152
contractileActin, alpha skeletal muscleACTA1P681335.329742632AGG0.5797.1330.110-27.4690.527-12.206
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX28.35981739AGG0.63013.6370.57014.0540.564-28.371
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.68311742AGG0.24621.5960.644-6.2080.573-5.674
Ca contractileTropomyosin beta chainTPM2P079515.0115933769AGG0.9693.9890.8402.3130.652-13.105
degradationE3 ubiquitin-protein ligase listerinLTN1H7BYG85.141269144AGG0.04613.4110.934-0.2320.654-6.187
metabolicCytochrome b-c1 complex subunit Rieske, mitochondrialUQCRFS1P479856.405330114AGG0.4588.4700.8860.2450.661-3.256
metabolicIsoform 2 of Glycogen phosphorylase, muscle formPYGMP11217-26.7825097266AGG0.082-31.1340.57210.5770.665-23.037
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-24.756542112AGG0.22631.0420.164-52.3780.7083.643
transcriptionAtaxin-3ATXN3G3V3T08.62191137AGG0.842-0.5710.33220.9150.72217.997
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.73201734AGG0.8292.3100.613-5.0290.820-4.577
contractileMyosin light chain 1/3, skeletal muscle isoformMYL1P059765.943821415AGG0.744-3.5700.17032.7080.882-2.190
Ca contractileIsoform 4 of Tropomyosin alpha-1 chainTPM1P09493-44.9812733562AGG0.074-39.6080.8921.6360.89210.182
CaBestrophin-3BEST3F8VVX24.931001739AGG0.5214.7110.02657.2280.9156.274
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688715.862816169AGG0.317-11.8860.54915.4310.928-6.836
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699059.602815314AGG0.9951.7310.300-24.7250.9682.617
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688716.281316374FRAG0.417-10.7480.702-6.2190.016-86.174
transportMyosin-7MYH7P128839.2799223119FRAG0.8369.0370.575-11.7370.018-69.453
unknownMicrotubule-actin cross-linking factor 1, isoforms 1/2/3/5 (Fragment)MACF1H0Y3909.4113750640FRAG0.044-28.0260.903-0.0690.031-42.117
metabolicShort-chain specific acyl-CoA dehydrogenase, mitochondrialACADSP162196.30384495FRAG0.5319.9030.20513.6900.04122.255
metabolicCalsequestrin-1CASQ1P314154.753445117FRAG0.200-12.6810.657-3.2240.050-32.049
structuralNebulinNEBF8WCL58.9610977367FRAG0.458-11.1450.6652.7030.054-25.416
structuralNebulinNEBF8WCL59.35113773112FRAG0.560-12.8160.637-3.0760.067-62.524
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136455.632159200FRAG0.34313.4790.503-8.0690.093-29.026
metabolicPyruvate kinase (Fragment)PKMH3BTN58.165753528FRAG0.798-2.2310.478-8.4630.094-22.549
glycolysisEnolase (Fragment)ENO3E5RGZ47.9011130104FRAG0.33224.5130.00760.3880.097-36.006
transportFatty acid-binding protein, heart (Fragment)FABP3S4R3715.991415574FRAG0.678-6.5090.7593.9000.111-45.740
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.14169107FRAG0.9717.1190.184-38.5760.13042.751
structuralUnconventional myosin-XIX (Fragment)MYO19K7EMZ04.8313833FRAG0.54920.6060.832-3.3610.131-22.350
contractileMyosin-1MYH1P128829.92191223358FRAG0.666-7.2650.03033.1800.17925.737
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136455.221459250FRAG0.556-5.3040.6767.0430.20818.660
metabolicIsoform 2 of Glycogen phosphorylase, muscle formPYGMP11217-25.982897155FRAG0.118-43.7080.518-9.7930.256-34.741
contractileActin, alpha cardiac muscle 1ACTC1P680325.353442334FRAG0.960-2.9230.55410.6970.27215.956
structuralKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 9KRT9P355277.051862173FRAG0.093-43.3260.516-13.2550.35412.637
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.10161364FRAG0.496-2.2810.627-22.5670.38013.938
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BN545.173715662FRAG0.253-22.4300.340-45.1490.406-29.019
metabolicAcyl-coenzyme A synthetase ACSM2B, mitochondrial (Fragment)ACSM2BH3BQ845.31181247FRAG0.049-34.4200.218-17.2350.435-9.440
contractileActin, alpha cardiac muscle 1ACTC1P680325.143142402FRAG0.940-1.5580.7353.5490.458-13.188
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688714.161316261FRAG0.25526.7330.151-48.0210.522-16.155
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BN545.201615797FRAG0.536-9.3010.702-4.5490.5318.694
metabolicAcyl-coenzyme A synthetase ACSM2B, mitochondrial (Fragment)ACSM2BH3BQ844.93291242FRAG0.32315.0020.50218.8700.5756.125
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.75169115FRAG0.9407.4590.9929.9850.62817.635
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML95.171613621FRAG0.277-25.6660.6844.9010.6855.549
structuralCofilin-1 (Fragment)CFL1E9PLJ36.0417966FRAG0.262-20.4140.414-24.6980.7043.539
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.361813280FRAG0.379-12.3070.458-23.2470.710-0.061
transcriptionHistidine protein methyltransferase 1 homologMETTL18O955684.89204238FRAG0.26822.8900.807-0.2730.728-1.962
transportHemoglobin subunit betaHBBP688714.131316423FRAG0.12834.3680.004-75.6660.778-6.020
transportHemoglobin subunit alphaHBA1P699055.241315152FRAG0.10415.3750.17313.9970.7803.232
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.2231974FRAG0.36816.7110.020-92.5400.784-8.679
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 1KRT1P042644.87316641FRAG0.9104.8620.67213.9400.7993.891
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBF2Z3374.89179112FRAG0.7319.0860.9021.4840.833-4.530
contractileIsoform 2 of Actin, gamma-enteric smooth muscleACTG2P63267-25.383642171FRAG0.466-14.4680.84111.1750.83710.738
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.86181354FRAG0.445-8.1970.986-2.0110.850-8.166
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 6AKRT6AP025386.133360435FRAG0.815-4.1390.730-2.7680.8520.892
transcriptionKeratin, type I cytoskeletal 10KRT10P136456.77185969FRAG0.519-2.7110.405-32.5300.857-8.675
structuralDesminDESP176615.133754254FRAG0.195-32.6320.463-25.4950.8701.254
structuralKeratin, type II cytoskeletal 2 epidermalKRT2P359085.902965235FRAG0.07731.9220.63712.0270.888-6.467
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BML96.331813129FRAG0.297-20.0160.390-23.9740.918-10.137
contractileMyosin-2MYH2Q9UKX25.60143223384FRAG0.19524.8610.55510.8800.923-1.428
contractileMyosin regulatory light chain 2, skeletal muscle isoform (Fragment)MYLPFH3BPK46.22172290FRAG0.510-15.7470.346-26.9930.941-8.377
transportMyoglobin (Fragment)MBB0QYF89.371616164FRAG0.00746.0730.318-18.5330.965-2.515
unknownSerine/threonine-protein phosphatase 4 regulatory subunit 4PPP4R4Q6NUP77.00189932FRAG0.178-29.1810.958-0.3910.9820.879
unknown#N/A#N/A#N/A10.219#N/A#N/A#N/A0.922-11.2760.180-30.0590.9302.672
Totalpremidpost
intact551110
aggregate29113
fragment46344
TOTAL1305617
  36 in total

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2.  Quantification of cysteinyl S-nitrosylation by fluorescence in unbiased proteomic studies.

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Journal:  Biochemistry       Date:  2011-06-07       Impact factor: 3.162

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Review 4.  Organizing the cell cortex: the role of ERM proteins.

Authors:  Richard G Fehon; Andrea I McClatchey; Anthony Bretscher
Journal:  Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol       Date:  2010-04       Impact factor: 94.444

Review 5.  The mechanisms of androgen effects on body composition: mesenchymal pluripotent cell as the target of androgen action.

Authors:  Shalender Bhasin; Wayne E Taylor; Rajan Singh; Jorge Artaza; Indrani Sinha-Hikim; Ravi Jasuja; Helen Choi; Nestor F Gonzalez-Cadavid
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Authors:  Irina Kramerova; Elena Kudryashova; Benjamin Wu; Coen Ottenheijm; Henk Granzier; Melissa J Spencer
Journal:  Hum Mol Genet       Date:  2008-08-01       Impact factor: 6.150

7.  Increased mitochondrial turnover in the skeletal muscle of fasted, castrated mice is related to the magnitude of autophagy activation and muscle atrophy.

Authors:  Michael L Rossetti; Jennifer L Steiner; Bradley S Gordon
Journal:  Mol Cell Endocrinol       Date:  2018-02-01       Impact factor: 4.102

8.  Fourteen days of bed rest induces a decline in satellite cell content and robust atrophy of skeletal muscle fibers in middle-aged adults.

Authors:  Emily J Arentson-Lantz; Kirk L English; Douglas Paddon-Jones; Christopher S Fry
Journal:  J Appl Physiol (1985)       Date:  2016-01-21

9.  Basal and exercise induced label-free quantitative protein profiling of m. vastus lateralis in trained and untrained individuals.

Authors:  Marius Schild; Aaron Ruhs; Thomas Beiter; Martina Zügel; Jens Hudemann; Anna Reimer; Ilke Krumholz-Wagner; Carola Wagner; Janine Keller; Klaus Eder; Karsten Krüger; Marcus Krüger; Thomas Braun; Andreas Nieß; Jürgen Steinacker; Frank C Mooren
Journal:  J Proteomics       Date:  2015-04-06       Impact factor: 4.044

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