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Intact and Top-Down Protein Analysis Guide: Orbitrap Fusion Lumos Seema Sharma October 2016

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Orbitrap Fusion Lumos

Presenter
Presentation Notes
The new technology enhancements on Orbitrap Lumos as compared to Orbitrap Fusion are highlighted in blue. 1) The brighter ion source consists of the HCTT and EDIF, both are from the TSQ Quantiva product line. They increase the signal 2-5X. 2) The Advanced Active Ion Beam Guide (AABG) is from Q Exactive product line and keeps the Q1 clean(er). 3) A segmented quadrupole powered by the Advanced Quadrupole Technology is also from the Q Exactive product line. It allows for better transmission at higher resolutions, symmetric transmission across the isolation window, and improved transmission for m/z >1000. 4) The Advanced Vacuum Technology allows to manage gas flow in the IRM/Ion Trap and UHV regions, such that the higher vacuum is obtained between the C-trap and Orbitrap. The Lumos instrument inherits the winning tribrid architecture from the Orbitrap Fusion and all the proven hardware elements, such as ultra-high field Orbitrap, Ion Routing multipole, linear ion trap and Easy IC/ETD source. Note that the way we produce anions for ETD and IC has not changed. The ETD HD is an improved way to conduct ETD experiments in the linear ion trap, utilizing 3X more precursor ions. This results in much improved detection limits and dynamic range of the ETD reaction.
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Application Dependency: Pressure & Resolution

MS Protein

>50 kDa

Intact Protein Mode IRM @ 2mtorr R @ 120000

880.30 880.35 880.40 880.45 880.50 880.55 880.60 880.65 880.70 880.75 880.80 880.85m/z

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880.55880.52

880.49

880.61

880.45

880.42

880.64880.39

880.70880.67

880.36

880.73

880.33880.76

880.30

880.79880.82

880.85880.27

Intact mAb Charge States Carbonic Anhydrase Isotopic Resolution

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1007.41

592.94

1086.88836.80 881.61

987.56729.94

337.19 1175.14519.04793.12

539.28667.51

627.85

1022.30

1161.12270.11

748.24

355.20 1268.02436.221210.40

311.13

468.28

239.111362.39365.18 1409.97 1548.16

Carbonic Anhydrase HCD MS/MS

CS 33+

89.45 1189.50 1189.55 1189.60 1189.65 1189.70 1189.75 1189.80 1189.85 1189.90 1189.95 1190.00 1190.05 1190.10m/z

Reduced mAb Heavy Chain Isotopic Resolution

CS 42+

Standard Pressure Mode

R @ 15000

Intact Protein Mode IRM @ 2mtorr R @ 120000

Intact Protein Mode IRM @ 1mtorr R @ 240000

MS Protein <40kDa

MS/MS

MS Protein

40-50 kDa

Presenter
Presentation Notes
The Orbitrap Resolution and IRM pressure settings are dependent on the application of interest. Examples below: Orbitrap resolution 15000 and IRM pressure 8 mTorr (standard pressure mode) for average mass analysis of large proteins (>50 kDa) such as intact mAb. For isotopic resolution of intact proteins (mol. Wt < 40kDa), Orbitrap resolution 120K at IRM 2 mTorr (intact protein mode) is sufficient. However 240K resolution and 1mtorr IRM pressure is needed for proteins in the mass range 40-50 kDa. Often SIM and/or heavy averaging is required to build up signal. For Top-down fragmentation of intact proteins you can use Orbitrap resolution 120K at IRM 2 mTorr (intact protein mode). Note: If using 240K go down to 1 mTorr pressure for intact protein mode.
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• Check all positive calibrations before proceeding to extended positive calibrations.

• Check Negative mode Ion optics & Ion Trap electron multiplier gain calibrations prior to ETD calibration.

General Calibrations

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Check the standard calibrations before proceeding to extended calibrations for intact protein analysis
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Extended Calibrations MS

Protein >50 kDa

Normal Mass Range No Extended

Calibrations Required

High Mass Range Positive Extended: High Mass Range

CalMix & Enfuvirtide

Presenter
Presentation Notes
For proteins larger than 50kDa, no extended calibrations are needed if the spectra will be acquired in normal mass range. For proteins larger than 50kDa, instrument needs to be calibrated with calmix and Enfuvirtide prior to acquiring the spectra in high mass range.
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Extended Calibrations Contd. MS

Protein <40 kDa

Set IRM Pressure @ 2mtorr

Positive Extended: Intact Protein Mode

MS Protein

40-50 kDa

Set IRM Pressure @ 1mtorr

Positive Extended: Intact Protein Mode

Presenter
Presentation Notes
120K resolution at 2 mtorr is sufficient for proteins <40kDa, however 240K resolution and 1mtorr IRM pressure is needed for proteins in the mass range 40-50 kDa. For isotopic resolution of intact proteins, the mass spec needs to be calibrated in intact protein mode at the given IPM pressure value.
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IPM Pressure Setting • IPM pressure can be changed in diagnostics, by changing the parameter value under ‘Set IRM pressure (Intact)’ and then click on Start.

• HardwareSystemIRM Set IRM Pressure (Intact) ‘IRM_Pressure’ Parameter Value

• Note: The instrument can only be calibrated for one ‘IRM Pressure (Intact)’ at a given time.

• The intact protein mode calibration (optics) needs to be run at the desired IRM pressure (Intact).

Presenter
Presentation Notes
The IRM pressure for intact protein mode can be changed in diagnostics as shown. For example set ‘IRM_Pressure’ Parameter value 0.001 for resolution of 40-50 kDa intact proteins. Note that the instrument can only be calibrated for one IRM pressure value for standard protein mode plus one IRM pressure value for intact protein mode at a time.
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Extended Calibrations Contd.

MS/MS Set IRM Pressure @

2mtorr

Positive Extended: Intact Protein Mode

& ETD Extended:

Intact Protein Mode

Presenter
Presentation Notes
For top-down MS/MS characterization of intact proteins the extended calibrations needed are source to IRM, IRM to C-trap, IRM to Ion trap and the reagent ion source to IRM optics calibration in intact protein mode.
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• To improve spectra S/N use either microscans (each is a single transient) or Averager in Tune. S/N improves as square root of number of transients averaged.

• When spectra are averaged in Qual browser, both signal and noise are averaged, the gain in S/N is somewhat lower.

• Whenever possible try to average as many transients as possible to improve spectral S/N.

• Averager updates the scan with every transient added. • Microscans update the scan only when all transients are added. • The end result is exactly the same whether you use n microscans or

average n transients through Averager. The only difference is in the scan update frequency.

• Averager uses rolling average routine. • When using microscans (n) the scan appear after averaging the last n

transients.

FT Signal: Averaged Transients vs. Averaged Scans

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Direct Infusion: Carbonic Anhydrase

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• P/N C2522, Sigma • Direct Infusion: Flow rate 3ul/min • 1-5 pmol/ul in 50:50 AcN: H2O, 0.1% FA • HESI probe (same source conditions as for calmix)

Carbonic Anhydrase (29 kDa)

(42.0106) SHHWGYGKH NGPEHWHKDF PIANGERQSP VDIDTKAVVQ DPALKPLALV YGEATSRRMV NNGHSFNVEY DDSQDKAVLK DGPLTGTYRL VQFHFHWGSS DDQGSEHTVD RKKYAAELHLVHWNTKYGDF GTAAQQPDGL AVVGVFLKVG DANPALQKVL DALDSIKTKG KSTDFPNFDPGSLLPNVLDY WTYPGSLTTP PLLESVTWIV LKEPISVSSQ QMLKFRTLNF NAEGEPELLM LANWRPAQPL KNRQVRGFPK

N-terminal acetylation

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p [ ]

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908.03880.48854.65830.26

968.46937.19

807.251001.89

1037.60785.43764.79

745.23 1076.03908.65 951.14855.38 969.26726.60 1117.38881.48

CA_1uscan_240K_1_mtorr_2e5_RF30_XT_00001_M_ #2 RT: 2.00 AV: 1 NL: 3.59E7T: FTMS + p ESI Full ms [400.00-1600.00]

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 20000 22000 24000 26000 28000 30000 32000 34000 36000 38000 40000 42000 44000 46000 48000 50000 52000m/z

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29006.7218

7597.07292958.65108748.6145

15309.40423798.0566 21392.68395325.5634 19787.7503 29946.928610202.3672 24197.0083 28131.8040 42513.8661 53033.3840

Carbonic Anhydrase Full MS 240K, IPM 1mtorr

AGC 2e5, 20uscans CS 30+

Isotopic Resolution CA_1uscan_240K_1_mtorr_2e5_RF30 #17-35 RT: 0.18-0.37 AV: 19 NL: 1.06E7T: FTMS + p ESI Full ms [400.0000-1600.0000]

968.15 968.20 968.25 968.30 968.35 968.40 968.45 968.50 968.55 968.60 968.65 968.70 968.75 968.80 968.85m/z

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968.50968.60968.43

968.53

968.57968.40968.63

968.37

968.33

968.67

968.70968.30968.26

968.23968.73

Monoisotopic Mass

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Data acquired for proteins at 120K or 240K resolution is isotopically resolved and can be processed using Xtract or THRASH algorithms to provide Monoisotopic Mass.
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Carbonic Anhydrase MS/MS CID

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951.15

1086.88740.92

1007.41592.94

807.24766.93

881.61902.09

730.46

1021.70

1175.14

826.12

627.86 1134.53 1251.53702.35

539.28337.19

436.22 1362.40

468.28

1449.25355.20

1300.71

311.17 1506.73251.10

ProSight Lite: 10 ppm fragment mass

tolerance

120K, 2mtorr, CID CE 25

AGC 5e5, 200 uscans

Presenter
Presentation Notes
List of monoisotopic masses obtained from Xtract deconvolution was processed using ProSight Lite with fragment mass measurement tolerance 10ppm.
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Carbonic Anhydrase MS/MS HCD

p @ [ ]

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740.92

1007.41

592.94

1086.88836.80 881.61

987.56729.94

337.19 1175.14519.04793.12

539.28667.51

627.85

1022.30

1161.12270.11

748.24

355.20 1268.02436.221210.40

311.13

468.28

239.111362.39365.18 1409.97 1548.16

120K, 2mtorr, HCD CE 10

AGC 5e5, 200 uscans

Presenter
Presentation Notes
List of monoisotopic masses obtained from Xtract deconvolution was processed using ProSight Lite with fragment mass measurement tolerance 10ppm.
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Carbonic Anhydrase ETD HD

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534.76

776.46

563.51

1086.88669.97

801.06 951.15588.34 751.01

506.74

486.29 630.14

819.91884.38

1105.59

421.201036.14

973.64

937.39

1243.66

1166.131267.86

375.22

284.14 1360.23 1421.33

1281.70

1447.91332.65 1554.83249.10

120K, 2mtorr, ETD Rxn 10ms

AGC 1e6, Reag AGC 7e5, 200 uscans

Presenter
Presentation Notes
List of monoisotopic masses obtained from Xtract deconvolution was processed using ProSight Lite with fragment mass measurement tolerance 10ppm.
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Direct Infusion: Enolase

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• P/N E6126, Sigma • Direct Infusion: Flow rate 3ul/min • Clean-up using Bio-Rad Micro spin columns (follow manufacturer’s

instructions) • 10 -20 pmol/ul in 50:50 AcN: H2O, 0.1% FA

Enolase (47 kDa)

AVSKVYARSVYDSRGNPTVEVELTTEKGVFRSIVPSGASTGVHEALEMRDGDKSKWMGKGVLHAVKNVNDVIAPAFVKANIDVKDQKAVDDFLISLDGTANKSKLGANAILGVSLAASRAAAAEKNVPLYKHLADLSKSKTSPYVLPVPFLNVLNGGSHAGGALALQEFMIAPTGAKTFAEALRIGSEVYHNLKSLTKKRYGASAGNVGDEGGVAPNIQTAEEALDLIVDAIKAAGHDGKVKIGLDCASSEFFKDGKYDLDFKNPNSDKSKWLTGPQLADLYHSLMKRYPIVSIEDPFAEDDWEAWSHFFKTAGIQIVADDLTVTNPKRIATAIEKKAADALLLKVNQIGTLSESIKAAQDSFAAGWGVMVSHRSGETEDTFIADLVVGLRTGQIKTGAPARSERLAKLNQLLRIEEELGDNAVFAGENFHHGDKL

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p [ ]

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953.47

934.36

881.54

865.27 973.25819.75

993.93778.81

1038.16

766.13 1086.34

753.73

741.77

729.93707.81

1112.251167.64

697.021229.17

686.83

1297.32642.02

632.32571.33

Enolase Full MS

Average Mass

15K, 8mtorr

AGC 2e5, 500 uscans

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Data acquired for large proteins at 15000 resolution is charge state resolved and can be processed using ReSpect deconvolution to provide Average Mass.
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686.33

870.25

670.35 978.90859.30788.92

1044.10577.27 612.79 824.45

1153.84

970.881101.58

1000.12735.86

940.49472.26645.33

696.86

569.30 1339.701211.43484.50390.15325.19 1371.64

432.25

1249.65

1174.61

921.38

1521.611464.76280.17 1576.83

Enolase 47 kDa, MS/MS CID

Seq Cov 14% 240K, 1mtorr, CID CE 35

AGC 5e5, 200 uscans

Presenter
Presentation Notes
List of monoisotopic masses obtained from Xtract deconvolution was processed using ProSight Lite with fragment mass measurement tolerance 10ppm.
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T: FTMS + p ESI Full ms2 [email protected] [200.0000 1600.0000]

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686.33

921.38

978.84

670.35 909.84966.58

577.27788.92612.79

1044.10859.35

1000.12 1074.71735.86457.89

824.50 1153.84645.67

696.85

484.50571.32

390.15258.11 325.19 503.76396.191211.53297.16 1339.701275.29 1392.70 1505.79

Enolase MS/MS HCD

Seq Cov 17% 240K, 1mtorr, HCD CE 10

AGC 5e5, 200 uscans

Presenter
Presentation Notes
List of monoisotopic masses obtained from Xtract deconvolution was processed using ProSight Lite with fragment mass measurement tolerance 10ppm.
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977.56403.27 802.22621.35 1061.55

864.41

729.38553.28 1119.58446.77 1191.62678.46 1371.221283.66 1421.39360.21311.13828.94

898.76403.27621.35 890.97

929.50771.82 1061.55600.52

814.71

736.43 1221.57446.77 502.33 1091.36 1371.221283.66690.37 1421.061499.78360.21257.16

828.94

403.27

621.35898.76 1061.80771.82 914.48600.52446.77 1221.57502.33

814.71

1149.10

845.44

986.341371.221320.69

732.39665.40 1421.06

1499.79257.16 360.21828.94

403.27

621.35892.54 1061.80771.82553.28446.77 1221.57966.51 1091.56 1320.69 1371.22

849.64814.85

732.59665.40 1443.76 1531.81257.16 360.21

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Rxn 9ms

Enolase ETD HD CS 52+ Rxn 3ms

Rxn 5ms

Rxn 7ms

240K, 1mtorr, Reagent AGC 7e5

AGC 1e6, 200 uscans

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Enolase CS 52+, ETD HD Sequence Coverage

5ms 3ms

7ms 9ms

3ms

7ms 9ms

Presenter
Presentation Notes
ETD HD sequence coverage for Enolase CS 52+ obtained at different reaction times
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600.52z=5

773.47z=?712.99

z=?403.27

z=1 893.46z=?

1048.04z=2

533.96z=3

1221.57z=2

1443.76z=1

1371.72z=2

322.31z=?

743.06z=6

600.52z=5

828.94z=?403.27

z=1 729.38z=11

914.48z=12533.96

z=3985.52

z=?1061.55

z=41221.57

z=2 1356.73z=1

1443.76z=1

360.16z=?

257.16z=?

743.06z=6

828.94z=?600.52

z=5403.27

z=1552.96

z=3

732.39z=?

914.48z=12 985.52

z=?1061.80

z=4 1221.57z=2 1356.72

z=11443.76

z=1257.16

z=1360.16

z=?

462.28z=?

828.94z=2403.27

z=1 600.52z=5

742.89z=6

914.48z=?

502.33z=1

985.52z=7

1061.80z=4

690.37z=?

1221.57z=2 1356.72

z=11443.76

z=1257.16

z=1360.21

z=1

Rxn 9ms

Enolase ETD HD CS 63+ Rxn 3ms

Rxn 5ms

Rxn 7ms

240K, 1mtorr, Reagent AGC 7e5

AGC 1e6, 200 uscans

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Enolase CS 63+, ETD HD Seq Coverage

5ms 3ms

7ms 9ms

Presenter
Presentation Notes
ETD HD sequence coverage for Enolase CS 63+ obtained at different reaction times
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Enolase Combined Sequence Coverage 56% Seq Coverage

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Combined sequence coverage obtained from combining results from HCD, CID and ETD HD (CS 52+ and CS 63+ at different reaction times).
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400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600m/z

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969.771015.80

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1170.16

859.29

803.75727.71 1072.60

1124.51

1339.70612.79577.27 1205.11473.27

645.331026.54

1287.73 1390.75 1487.81 1545.48

Enolase MS2 CID MS3 CID

MS2 CID m/z 898, MS3 m/z 870 CID

MS3 Precursor Sequence

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Enolase MS2 CID MS3 ETD

S p S u s3 898 5000@c d35 00 8 0 000@etd5 00 [ 00 0000 000 0000]

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828.94

979.641085.58

621.35

881.131119.731044.23

809.42 1204.72736.43 1320.70934.99

665.40502.33 1219.67 1438.99539.82 1491.83446.77 1567.36 1655.66

607.32

MS2 CID m/z 898, MS3 ETD m/z 870

MS3 Precursor Sequence

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DDA LC-MS Analysis: Bacterial Lysates

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• LC: Dionex Ultimate 3000RSLCnano

• Flow rate: 12 ul/min

• Column: ProSwift Monolithic RP-4H 200 μm x 25cm

• Trap Column (optional): Prototype C4, 200

μm x 5mm

• Solvents: A: H2O, 0.1% FA B: AcN, 0.1% FA

• Gradient: 20% B to 60% B in 90min

Chromatography

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• High / High Method

• Full MS @ 120000 resolution

• MS2 @ 120000 resolution

• Medium / High Method

• Full MS @ 15000 resolution

• MS2 @ 120000 resolution

Instrument Method Full MS

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Instrument Method DDA

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DDA Parameters

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E. coli DDA Total Ion Chromatogram RT: 9.93 - 60.29

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29.39 48.4238.21

48.1933.30 37.71 50.84

37.1922.96 41.2136.88 42.17

38.8120.98

20.75

44.22

51.5517.95 53.9154.33

17.63 56.1115.8710.28

25.3050.62

34.23 48.4422.86

29.42

51.1820.78

31.97

29.1543.0531.84

38.3834.45 39.6223.13 48.1242.7338.24

45.1336.6547.88

51.6519.95

18.21

Full Scan MS

CID MS/MS

120K, 2mtorr

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Data Processing: ProSight PD

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Protein Identifications

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Higher number of proteins identified using High/High method

Presenter
Presentation Notes
For both bacterial lysates the High/High method with Full MS @ 120000 and MS2 @ 120000 gave higher number of protein identifications
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Identification of Large Proteins Greater number of large proteins (>30kDa) identified using Med/High

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>30kDa, Med/Hi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
For both lysates, higher numbers of proteins (>30kDa) were identified using the Med/High method (Full MS @ 15000 resolution, MS2 @ 120000 resolution)
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High Flow LC-MS Analysis: Intact mAb

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Intact IgG: Seven Major Glycosylated Forms

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How Many Components Are In Each Peak?

•Covalent mods can include: SS red/ox, oxidation, deamidation, aa substitutions, Lys variants, sialated forms

•Non-covalent mods can include: metal adducts, phosphate adducts

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Commonly Observed CS Distribution…….s????

2400 2600 2800 3000 3200 3400 3600 3800 4000 4200 4400 4600m/z

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3537.813158.13

3710.53

3623.99

3092.333029.23

3154.73

2968.673805.58

3905.672910.54

2971.95

3910.22

4011.472854.532800.77

4122.852748.874240.642698.94

4245.002604.37 4365.30 4638.202500.85 4374.79

2326.35

4632.77

49+ 41+

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Evidence For Multiple Overlapping Distributions

_ _ p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T: FTMS + p NSI sid=40.00 Full ms [1000.0000-5000.0000]

3016 3018 3020 3022 3024 3026 3028 3030 3032 3034 3036 3038 3040 3042 3044 3046 3048 3050 3052m/z

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3032.62N=23432.303025.99

N=23379.43

3036.02N=23459.39

3039.32N=23485.65

3042.74N=23512.97

3021.79N=23346.01

3045.62N=23535.87

w aters_mAb_2x50perACN_FT_15k_500nl_min_SID40_S60_400C_8mtorr_2 #8 RT: 0.16 AV: 1 NL: 2.28E6T: FTMS + p NSI sid=40.00 Full ms [1000.0000-5000.0000]

3606 3608 3610 3612 3614 3616 3618 3620 3622 3624 3626 3628 3630 3632 3634 3636 3638 3640 3642 3644 3646 3648m/z

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3623.99N=28144.78

3616.19N=28082.65

3628.07N=28177.29

3632.05N=28209.04

3636.25N=28242.463611.15

N=28042.45

148877.7

148873.05

148382.91

148381.2

49+

41+ Varied mass shifts

1-2 Da shifts are not distinguishable from centroiding errors

Larger shifts are indicative of varied abundances of overlapping signals

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41+: Higher Resolution Reveals Multiple Isoforms

15K

30K

60K

Unique to Orbitrap Analyzer

G0F-G0F G0F-G1F

G1F-G1F

G1F-G2F G2F-G2F

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• Sigma mAb (p/n MSQC4)

• Sample Load: 1ug

• LC : Dionex Ultimate 3000 • Column: MabPac RP 2.1 x 10 cm

Chromatography

LC Gradient

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Instrument Method Full MS

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Divert Valve Set-up

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Sigma mAb LCMS: 15K Full MS

0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0 9.5 10.0 10.5 11.0 11.5 12.0Time (min)

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6.32

0.06 6.730.49 0.66 6.961.00 1.26 7.30 7.56 7.96 8.16 8.42 8.82 9.08 9.345.85 9.55 11.8910.10 10.87 11.6310.384.604.032.38 3.88 4.403.222.10 5.275.041.72 2.93 5.59

NL:2.93E8TIC MS Sigma_mab_run1

Sigma_mab_run1 #212-225 RT: 6.08-6.24 AV: 14 NL: 3.05E6T: FTMS + p ESI sid=50.00 Full ms [2000.0000-4000.0000]

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2771.30 2937.48

2997.42

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3059.822670.55

2622.94 3124.90

3192.772576.832529.68

3263.722489.653415.423334.312331.55

2407.983500.772259.27 3586.082159.98 3671.69 3770.012096.08 3864.98 3966.98

15K, Standard Pressure Mode

AGC 2e5, 10 uscans

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BioPharma Finder Deconvolution Results

G0F/G1F

G0F/G0F G1F/G1F

G1F/G2F G0/G0F

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Targeted LC-MS Analysis: Reduced mAb

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• Sample Load: 3ug

• Sigma mAb (p/n MSQC4) Reduced deglycosylated

• LC : Dionex Ultimate 3000 (High Flow)

• Column: MabPac RP 2.1 x 10 cm

Chromatography:Flow Rate 300 ul/min

LC Gradient

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Divert Valve Set-up

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RT: 0.00 - 10.00

0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0Time (min)

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4.17 4.30 4.513.25 4.74 9.345.11 5.36 5.61 8.76 8.925.80 8.666.11 6.29 6.52 7.616.79 7.05 7.48 7.75 7.972.912.28 2.792.151.50 1.941.31

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998.48956.811093.421043.92918.60 1147.99

1275.551208.37 1434.841350.40883.33 1530.40 1639.62

850.66820.35

792.12765.70 1583.231481.141311.921156.21 1391.331099.28641.82 1083.221217.25

1541.21

718.03 1674.281088.99

1166.68 1195.19 1256.36 1360.941020.93 1324.22960.97907.651139.60 1399.841000.19

1440.99875.281484.61845.11803.62

1531.00 1580.34778.16 1632.90742.79

1689.08700.37 1605.591554.89662.72

Deglycosylated Reduced mAb

Heavy Chain

Light Chain

Heavy Chain

Light Chain

15K, 8mtorr, AGC 2e5

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Heavy Chain: ReSpect Sliding Window Deconvolution

Average Mass

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Light Chain Isotopic Resolution

0 00 0 03

0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0 9.5 1Time (min)

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3.27 4.70 5.07 9.95.27 9.775.59 5.77 6.03 9.426.26 6.55 8.958.696.72 7.287.16 7.43 7.72 8.457.872.952.542.281.901.651.12 1.43

deglyco_120K_run02 #77-81 RT: 3.53-3.65 AV: 5 NL: 6.66E7T: FTMS + p ESI Full ms [600.0000-1700.0000]

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956.931043.83

1093.44918.69

1148.07

883.361208.49

1275.52850.68

1350.551434.96

820.41 1530.49

1639.59792.12 961.97

765.75 1122.55 1172.71641.82 1236.711079.99740.88 1481.041324.04

1283.64

1583.22684.68

1622.33

1393.62 16

1522.631460.18 1545.721370.06 1659.0

CS 22+ 120K, 2mtorr, AGC 2e5

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Light Chain: Xtract Deconvolution deglyco_120K_run02_XT_00001_M_ #2 RT: 2.00 AV: 1 NL: 2.85E8T: FTMS + p ESI Full ms [600.00-1700.00]

22905 22910 22915 22920 22925 22930 22935 22940 22945 22950 22955 22960 22965m/z

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22928.1810

22910.258722950.1172

22955.1962

Monoisotopic Mass

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1245.34

1082.531298.83

996.471660.45

1381.32 1581.80949.45 1454.97

882.48534.79 791.40 1703.131502.97578.31 1765.87

1155.61

1245.081000.74

1298.831334.15

1082.531660.11

1623.541381.651601.18 1703.13

1455.22882.48928.02791.40 1765.87534.79 1996.981897.93

NL: 1.10E7deglyco_etd15_iw400_run07_lc-qb#1 RT: 3.51 AV: 1 T: FTMS + p ESI Full ms2 [email protected] [400.00-2000.00]

NL: 3.97E5deglyco_etd15_run04_lc-qb#1 RT: 3.51 AV: 1 T: FTMS + p ESI Full ms2 [email protected] [400.00-2000.00]

Light Chain: Wide Isolation Window 41% Seq Cov

33% Seq Cov

ETD 15ms

ETD 15ms

ETD MS/MS

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Light Chain: ETD & EThcD 65% Sequence Coverage

• EThcD: 15ms, 25ms • ETD iw 400: 7ms, 15ms

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Heavy Chain: ETD Fragmentation

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1001194.29 1492.871327.10957.79

1152.601029.531363.70

1069.551705.841239.63927.48 1461.86

1514.77834.43

1603.80772.43708.361786.91 1916.95577.35487.29

1492.86957.79

1705.841363.701204.621286.66 1403.721069.55

976.80

1605.821549.79

927.47772.43 1752.88708.36 1990.1885.74 1847.94

577.35487.29

957.79

1705.991069.551203.35 1363.70

1990.11436.18 1603.801297.66976.80 1520.771166.58 1787.92

1872.95772.43 916.47708.36586.36

487.29

Rxn 10ms

Rxn 15ms

Rxn 25ms

120K, 2mtorr, AGC 2e5 Isolation window 400 m/z

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400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400m/z

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1044.53

925.65 1132.39

1196.75

1112.18 1249.27970.871026.07

551.32 1358.47888.43452.25 1460.97846.92496.26 569.33 1260.65768.54712.35 1435.70

960.03

925.65 1044.53 1132.39

1168.98970.87 1055.94 1196.75551.32452.25 1071.09 1358.47888.63 1460.97827.91768.54496.26 712.35600.30 1260.65

Heavy Chain:CID, HCD Fragmentation

CID 35

HCD 10

120K, 2mtorr, AGC 2e5 Isolation window 400 m/z

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Combined Seq Cov: ETD, HCD, CID 25% Sequence Coverage

• ETD 10ms, 15ms, 25ms • CID 35%, HCD 10%

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p [ ]

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942.56961.06

980.18859.93

1089.00844.83

1139.58830.51

1166.71

816.95

999.78

803.051195.10

1256.41

789.841360.94

1324.27

765.57 1441.09 1484.821580.76741.06 1753.591635.81680.82

Heavy Chain Isotopic Resolution: LC-MS

942.35 942.40 942.45 942.50 942.55 942.60 942.65 942.70 942.75m/z

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942.56942.54942.50

942.58 942.61942.48

942.42 942.52942.46

942.60942.39 942.67942.65942.44

942.69942.63942.73

942.40

942.36

942.71 942.75

Monoisotopic Mass 48929.58 Da

240K, 1mtorr, AGC 2e5 8ug sample on column, 5uscans, spectrum averaged over LC-MS peak

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• Sample load: 500ng

• Sigma mAb (p/n MSQC4) Reduced deglycosylated

• LC : Dionex Ultimate 3000

(Microflow)

• Column: ProSwift Monolithic RP-4H 200um x 25cm

Chromatography: Flow Rate 15ul/min

LC Gradient

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Light Chain: Top-down Fragmentation HCD 10: 22% Seq Cov CID 30: 22% Seq Cov

ETD 15ms: 46% Seq Cov ETD 25ms: 44% Seq Cov

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Light Chain Combined Coverage 70% Sequence Coverage

• ETD 15ms, 25ms • HCD 10 • CID 30

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400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000m/z

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1194.29

1152.601326.99

1236.631033.53957.79

1492.61

896.47 1363.70772.43 1461.86708.36 1705.84

1544.80577.35864.44

486.23 1830.94 1960.531326.88

1194.29

1152.60 1363.70

1286.661492.61957.79

1403.72

1129.58

1002.81

772.43 1705.841524.78708.36 900.49645.35

1603.81877.46577.35

520.321738.88 1872.23 1985.8

Heavy Chain: ETD HD Fragmentation (CS 52+)

ETD Rxn 15ms

ETD Rxn 25ms

120K, 2mtorr

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Heavy Chain HCD Fragmentation (CS 52+)

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925.66

551.32 1132.39970.77

569.331196.75

1025.93452.25

771.551070.95828.25

1249.271163.24809.23698.381083.56

997.51

903.46600.30470.26535.28 728.36

856.60

680.36423.23

1218.59

623.34 1270.781358.471317.23

1370.61

HCD 10 120K, 2mtorr

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Combined Sequence Coverage 31% Sequence Coverage

• ETD 15ms, 25ms • HCD 10%