A Practical Guide to Cancer Systems Biology

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  1. Phosphoproteome: Sample Preparation 43


XII. Centrifuge at 15,700 g for 2 minutes at room temperature and remove
the supernatant carefully.

Hint: Do not remove the white disc between the organic and
aqueous layers. It is acceptable to remove a few microliters of
samples.

XIII. Vacuum dry the peptide samples.
XIV. Dissolve the peptides by adding 300− 500 μLsolutionA. The precipi-
tation from white disc cannot be dissolved.
XV. Peptide desalting using EmporeTMSDB-XC 6 mL cartridge according
to the manufacturer’s instructions.


Hint: Load all the samples including precipitations to the desalting
column to increase the recovery of peptides.


  1. Dimethyl labeling of peptides^12


Materials:



  • 1M TEAB

  • 37% formaldehyde solution (CH 2 O, CAS NO. 50-00-0)

  • 20% formaldehyde-13C, D2 solution (D^13 CDO, CAS NO. 63101-50-8)

  • Cyanoborohydride (NaBH 3 CN)


Hint:StoreNaBH 3 CN in a desiccator.


  • 25% ammonia

  • Formic acid


Procedure:


I. Buffer preparation (freshly prepared):
i. 100 mM TEAB
ii. 4% CH 2 O
iii. 4%^13 CD 2 O
iv. 0.6 M NaBH 3 CN

II. Dissolve 100μg peptides by 100μL 100 mM TEAB (100μLcanbeused
for a maximum of 100μgpeptides).

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