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©2011 Waters Corporation 1
Developments in Data Independent MS Acquisition
Comprehensive and Reproducible Identification and Label-Free Quantification of Proteins
Tim Riley, PhDVice President, Waters Corporation
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The next step in the evolution of High Definition MS
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SYNAPT G2-S Geometry
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Ion Block Design
Sampling cone aperture— Increased to 0.8mm diameter
o Approx 5x increase in gas/ion flow
New ion block design— No supplemental pumping
— All ions (and gas) enter StepWave guide
o Approx 200x increase in gas flow
o Up to 200x increase in ion flux.
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Ring ElectrodesOpposite phase of RF applied to adjacent plates
Ele
ctri
c Fi
eld
Diffuse Ion Cloud
Ions In
Ions Out
Compact Ion Cloud
15mm
5mm
~11mm
~120mm
Novel StepWave ion guide designConjoined Ion Guide
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Ions + GasFrom API
Source
Rough Pump
Gas
Ions
DifferentialAperture
Conjoined Ion Guides
Ion Trajectories
Additional design benefitRobustness
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Ele
ctri
c Fie
ld
Diffuse Ion
Cloud
Maximising signal
Maximising robustness
Designed to deal with problems associated with a larger sampling orifice
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m/z900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2400 2500 2600 2700
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100
m/z900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2400 2500 2600 2700
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1303.2
1234.7
1173.0
1117.2
1066.51233.8 1302.3
1379.8
1310.3
1954.3
1804.01466.0
1387.2
1675.31563.6
2131.8
ESI Positive Ion SensitivitySynapt G2-S
24,000 mw Protein
Synapt G2-S
Synapt G2
Synapt G2
m/z1286 1288 1290 1292 1294 1296 1298 1300 1302 1304 1306 1308 1310 1312 1314 1316 1318 1320 1322 1324
%
0
100 1303.2
1302.31310.2
Synapt G2
Synapt G2-S>10X increase
in signal
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Identification …limits of detection
SYNAPT G2-S vs SYNAPT G2
SYNAPT G2-S
SYNAPT G2
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Identification…detection in complex mixtures
Intensity 6.04 x 106Intensity 535
In-Spectral Dynamic Range > 4 orders of magnitude
Glu-Fibrinopeptide spiked into Bovine Insulin (1/10,000)
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Mix 1 1fmole 25K resolution
LC-MSE
Low Energy Precursor Spectra
Low Energy Precursor Spectra
MSE Synapt G2-S vs Synapt G2
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Data Dependent LC-MS/MS
vs
Data Independent LC-MS/MS
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Conventional Data Dependent LC-MS/MSPrecursor Survey Scan
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Conventional Data Dependent LC-MS/MSProduct Ion Scan
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Conventional Data Dependent LC-MS/MSProduct Ion Scan
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Conventional Data Dependent LC-MS/MS- Weaknesses -
MS2 is a BIASED process
MS2 is a DISCONTINUOUS process
DDA is a SERIAL Process
DDA is a BIASED Process
DDA is a DISCONTINUOUS Process
DDA is subject to INTERFERENCES
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Data Independent LC-MS/MS (LC-MSE)
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What is the level of Complexity?E coli UPLC Separation
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E coli Precursor MH+ Density
~450K Ion Detections = ~36K EMRT’s = ~10K ID’d peptides = 697 ID’d Proteins
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Intensity distribution of all ion detections in an E coli lysate digest
~2/3 of all precursor ion detections are less than 2 orders of magnitude in intensity of the most abundant ion detections.
MS Detection Range > 104
Log Ion Intensity
Ion C
ount
~67%
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Peptide Retention Time Distribution
Approximately 50% of all tryptic peptides elute in 20% the chromatographic gradient elution time
Peptide
Count
Retention Time, mins
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Approximately 60% of all ion detections are between m/z 400-800
Ion C
ount
Binned m/z
~60%
m/z Distribution of All Ions in an E coli Lysate Digest
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Data Complexity Mass Resolution and Accuracy is Critical
Precursor m/z Product m/z
Mas
s Res
olu
tion
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Ion mobility enhanced UPLC-MSE
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Synapt G2-S Schematic
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Ionized Precursors
Precursors Transferred to TOF MS
UPLC/HDMSE…deconvoluting chimericy
Co-Eluting Peptides
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Ionized Precursors
Precursors & Products Time Aligned
UPLC/HDMSE…deconvoluting chimericy
Co-Eluting Peptides
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Ion mobility
UPLC-HDMSEMobility Drift Time + Retention Time Alignment
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IMS Off
IMS On
Impact of Ion Mobility Enhanced UPLC-MSE Precursor/Product Drift Time Alignment
With Drift Time Alignment35 product ions tentatively associated with one precursor
Without Drift Time Alignment254 product ions tentatively associated with one precursor
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Increases analytical peak capacity/ separation power by approximately 7-10 fold
Reduces chimeric interferences & distraction
— Precursor and product ions are mobility drift time aligned as well as chromatographic retention time aligned .
o Increased specificity, less distracting product ions per peptide
— Improved precursor charge state recognition
o Isotopes for each charge state of each peptide precursor have the same mobility drift time
— More precursor ions detected because of reduced interference from chemical noise
— Improved measurement & confidence in peptide monoisotopic accurate mass
Adds an additional dimension of separation without increasing analysis time
How Does Ion Mobility Improve Protein Identification Rate and Quality
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Example UPLC-HDMSE data
The Impact of Ion Mobility
Synapt G2 HDMS
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Application 1:High Throughput analysis of Shewanella
Shewanella oneidensis750 ng load, 27 minute cycle time
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Increased number of proteins/ peptides identified
MSE684 Proteins
4337 peptides
HDMSE1019 Proteins5432 peptides
622 Proteins91% of MSE in HDMSE
Resolution >20,000 (FWHM)5 ppm precursor window12 ppm product window
Proteins had to be in 2/3 replicates2% FPR at protein level
6 peptides/protein
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Absolute Quantitation of Proteins from Shewanella Oneidensis
Observed in MSE and HDMSEObserved in HDMSE only
Silva, et.al., Mol. Cell Proteomics, 2006, 144-156
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Application 2: Increased Proteome Coverage of Caenorhabditis elegans
1D Chromatography1 µg C. elegans
< 2 hours
2D-3 Fraction1.5 µg C. elegans
< 4 hours
2D-5 Fraction2.5 µg C. elegans
< 6 hours
13.1% ACN
50% ACN
17.7% ACN
16.7% ACN
50% ACN
20.4% ACN
10.8% ACN
14% ACN
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1D 2D-3 Fraction 2D-5 Fraction
Prot
eins
LC Method
MSE
HDMSE
Increasing Number of Identified Proteins with Increase in Peak Capacity
MSE
HDMSE
Resolution 20,0005 ppm precursor window12 ppm product windowProteins had to be in 2/3 replicates
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ides
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HDMSE
Increasing Number of Identified Peptides with Increase in Peak Capacity
MSE
HDMSE
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Acknowledgements
Waters Corporation— Martha Stapels
— Steve Ciavarini
— Craig Dorschel
— Barry Dyson
— Keith Fadgen
— Scott Geromanos
— Lee Gethings
— Dan Golick
— Marc Gorenstein
— Chris Hughes
— Jim Langridge
— Keith Richardson
— Hans Vissers
PNNL— Robby Robinson
— Ljiljana Paša-Tolić
— Richard D. Smith
幻灯片编号 1幻灯片编号 2SYNAPT G2-S GeometryIon Block Design幻灯片编号 5幻灯片编号 6Designed to deal with problems �associated with a larger sampling orifice幻灯片编号 8Identification �…limits of detectionIdentification�…detection in complex mixturesMSE Synapt G2-S vs Synapt G2幻灯片编号 12幻灯片编号 13幻灯片编号 14幻灯片编号 15Conventional Data Dependent LC-MS/MS� - Weaknesses -Data Independent LC-MS/MS (LC-MSE) What is the level of Complexity?�E coli UPLC Separation E coli Precursor MH+ Density�Intensity distribution of all ion detections in an E coli lysate digestPeptide Retention Time Distributionm/z Distribution of All Ions in an E coli Lysate DigestData Complexity �Mass Resolution and Accuracy is Critical 幻灯片编号 29Synapt G2-S SchematicUPLC/HDMSE �…deconvoluting chimericyUPLC/HDMSE �…deconvoluting chimericyUPLC-HDMSE �Mobility Drift Time + Retention Time Alignment Impact of Ion Mobility Enhanced UPLC-MSE Precursor/Product Drift Time AlignmentHow Does Ion Mobility Improve Protein Identification Rate and Quality幻灯片编号 36Application 1:�High Throughput analysis of Shewanella Increased number of proteins/ peptides identifiedAbsolute Quantitation of Proteins �from Shewanella OneidensisApplication 2: Increased Proteome Coverage of Caenorhabditis elegansIncreasing Number of Identified Proteins with Increase in Peak CapacityIncreasing Number of Identified Peptides with Increase in Peak CapacityAcknowledgements