Project description:Proteomic approaches are extremely valuable in many fields of research, where mass spectrometry methods have gained an increasing interest especially due to the ability to perform quantitative analysis. Nonetheless, sample preparation prior to mass spectrometry analysis is of the utmost importance. In this work two protein precipitation approaches, widely used for cleaning and concentrating protein samples, were tested and compared in a case of very diluted samples solubilized in a strong buffer (containing SDS). The amount of protein recovered after acetone and TCA/acetone precipitation was assessed, as well as the protein identification and relative quantification by SWATH-MS yields which were compared with the results from the same sample without precipitation. With this study it was possible to conclude that, in the case of diluted samples in denaturing buffers, the use of cold acetone as precipitation protocol is more favourable than the use of TCA/acetone in terms of reproducibility in protein recovery, number of identified and quantified proteins. Furthermore, the reproducibility in relative quantification of the proteins is even higher in samples precipitated with acetone when comparing to the original sample.
2016-04-25 | PXD003653 | Pride
Project description:ITS original sequence data
| PRJNA940614 | ENA
Project description:16S rRNA original sequence data
| PRJNA940598 | ENA
Project description:Original data of Leonurus japonicus
Project description:In order to study the gene expression differences of ev76 in the environment and the appropriate growth temperature of flea (21 ℃) and mouse body temperature (37 ℃), we cultured ev76 at 21 ℃ and 37 ℃ respectively, collected bacterial precipitation and sequenced the transcriptome
Project description:In this study, institutional IRB approval was obtained and peripheral blood and bone marrow samples on patients with chronic myelomonocytic leukemia were collected. On the samples, we performed chromatin immuno-precipitation and next generation sequencing to assess histone modifications and epigenetic changes associated with proliferative and dysplastic phenotypes.
2020-08-18 | GSE156377 | GEO
Project description:Bacterial, fungal and cercozoan responses to precipitation changes
