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DOI 10.5584/jiomics.v1i1.52
Title (Primary) Cell fractionation - an important tool for compartment proteomics
Author Rockstroh, M.; Müller, S.A.; Jende, C.; Kerzhner, A.; von Bergen, M.; Tomm, J.M.
Source Titel Journal of Integrated OMICS
Year 2011
Department PROTEOM
Volume 1
Issue 1
Page From 135
Page To 143
Language englisch
Abstract In order to maximize coverage in proteome studies, a successful approach is the fractionation of cellular compartments. For providing evidence for the most reliable and efficient separation technique, we compared four different procedures for subcellular fractionation of Jurkat cells. The analysis of fractions by LTQ-Orbitrap yielded between 559 and 1195 unambiguously identified unique proteins. The assumed correct localisation of the proteins was defined using Scaffold3 according to GO annotations, with the highest reliability (~80%) for the cytoplasmic fraction and the lowest (~20%) for the cytoskeletal fraction. This comparison revealed evidence for the efficiencies of separating subcellular fractions and will thereby facilitate the decision on which procedure might be the best match to a specific research question and contribute to the emerging field of compartment proteomics.
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Rockstroh, M., Müller, S.A., Jende, C., Kerzhner, A., von Bergen, M., Tomm, J.M. (2011):
Cell fractionation - an important tool for compartment proteomics
Journal of Integrated OMICS 1 (1), 135 - 143