Principles of MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry

Purdue-UAB Botanicals Center for Age-Related Disease Principles of MALDI-TOF . mass spectrometry. Stephen Barnes, Ph.D. Purdue-UAB Botanical Center Wo...

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Principles of MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry Stephen Barnes, Ph.D.

Purdue-UAB Botanical Center Workshop 2002 Mass Spectrometry Methods in Botanicals Research

Purdue-UAB Botanicals Center for Age-Related Disease

Shining the light on samples • A focused laser beam, either in the UV or infrared ranges, can “evaporate” compounds from the solid phase • The resulting ions are injected into a tube (1 - 2 m in length), accelerated and allowed to drift towards a detector. Their time-of-flight is proportional to their (MW)1/2

Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization (MALDI) Short laser pulse Flight tube and drift region to measure the time-of-flight (TOF)

detector Accelerating pulse

MALDI-TOF ionization N2 laser pulse (337 nm) [M+H]+ [M-H]matrix ions

Protein/peptide/nucleotide/saccharide deposited on crystal surface

How a TOF instrument works Linear flight tube (1.0 - 1.5 m) Source

Oscilloscope to time ion arrival (1 µsec)

Accelerating pulse

Oscilloscope to time ion arrival

Reflectron Effective flight tube (3.0 m)

Protein analysis 2002 destain Eppendorf tube

1:20

5000

0

684.11

10000

1000

1461.00

Desalting Ziptip

15000

789.57

Counts

MALDI plate

1500

2000

Mass (m/z)

2647.50

overnight

1705.16 1838.26 1937.22 1994.24 2137.21 2284.25 2384.27

trypsin

1048.72

Incubate

1122.791165.80 1277.83

Water Bath 37oC

Speed-Vac

2500

3000

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Applications of time-of-flight • Whole proteins - modified antibodies • Peptide mixtures following trypsinolysis of spots or bands from 2D-gels • Polyphenols • Bile acids and many other biologically interesting molecules

Cytochrome C Modified by HNE MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrum -

100 [M+H]

+

% Intensity

12365.22 CONTROL

[M+2H]

12521.80

PROTEIN + ONE 4HNE

12680.12

PROTEIN + TWO 4HNE

12837.86

PROTEIN +THREE 4HNE

2+ + [2M+H] 25207.30

6260.97

1000

8800

16600

24400

Mass (m/z)

32200

40000

Trypsin Digest of porin-P1; Voltage-dependent anion-selective channel 100

1181.59

90

80

% Intensity

70

60

50

1461.75 1443.76

40

30

1583.79

1016.55 20

10

0

900

1950.89 2368.13 2164.05

1687.98

1034.54 1184.60 1520.6

1756.86

2185.02 2813.32 2141.2

2761.8

Mass (m/z)

3382.4

4003.0

MALDI-TOF Spectrum for Daidzein 255.71 [M+H]+

100

Daidzein % Intensity

80

60 277.71

Daidzein + Na+

40

256.71 20

224.69

358.78

192.73

122.57 0 100

293.66

0

180

260

340

Mass (m/z)

420

500

MALDI-TOF of mouse bile TC [M-H]514.946 TDC [M-H]498.897

100

80 CONHCH2CH2 SO3 -

Intensity

60

HO

H

OH

40

TC [M-H+Na]536.920

20

0 400

448

496

544

592

640

Mass (m/z) Matrix: α-cyano-4-hydroxycinnamic acid N2 laser 337 nm, 1:100 fold dilution of bile, 1 µl spotted

LC-MS analysis of mouse bile

Tauro-triOH Total ion current Tauro-diOH

Mouse bile does not contain ANY glycine conjugates of bile acids, only taurine conjugates. Several isomers are present.

Connecting CE and LC to MALDI analysis CE analysis

nanoLC analysis

Creates 20 mm wide tracks that can be scanned by MALDI laser for MS analysis

Parallel capture of effluents of 8 nanoLC separations on Mylar - can be scanned simultaneously by fast laser

Pros/Cons of laying down LC or EC separations on matrix plate • Allows off-line analysis both in real time and then in a retrospective mode • MALDI-TOF analysis is very fast • Can do TOF-TOF MS-MS analysis • BUT what happens chemically on the acidic environment on the surface of the plate during storage • Also, can the laser beam cause chemical changes?