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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, PhD Vice President, Waters Corporation

Developments in Data Independent MS Acquisition … · 2013. 9. 27. · ©2011 Waters Corporation 30 Synapt G2-S Schematic ©2011 Waters Corporation 31 Ionized Precursors Precursors

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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

    %

    0

    100

    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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    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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    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