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Specific and Reversible Enrichment of Early-Stage Glycated Proteome Based on Thiazolidine Chemistry and Palladium-Mediated Cleavage.

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Comprehensive analysis of protein glycation is important for better understanding of its formation mechanism and biological significance. The current preconcentration methods of glycated proteome mainly depend on the reversible combination… Click to show full abstract

Comprehensive analysis of protein glycation is important for better understanding of its formation mechanism and biological significance. The current preconcentration methods of glycated proteome mainly depend on the reversible combination of boronic acid and cis-dihydroxy group by pH adjustment, but it has inherent limitations (e.g., poor specificity and time-consuming). Herein, for the first time, a novel enrichment method for glycated peptides is proposed based on the reversible chemical reaction between aldehyde and 1,2-aminothiol groups, in which oxidized glycated peptides are captured onto the magnetic nanoparticles via thiazolidine chemistry and then released by palladium-mediated cleavage. The method is rapid, with excellent selectivity (even at a 1:1000 molar ratio of glycated peptides/nonglycated peptides) and high sensitivity (1 fmol/μL). As a good evidence, 1549 glycated peptides were identified from glycated human serum with 94.6% specificity, providing a powerful technique for high-throughput analysis of glycated peptides.

Keywords: glycated proteome; chemistry; thiazolidine chemistry; mediated cleavage; palladium mediated; glycated peptides

Journal Title: Analytical chemistry
Year Published: 2022

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