M1
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M1
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Langue | Deutsch |
Catégorie | Alimentation |
Niveau | Université |
Crée / Actualisé | 18.10.2014 / 18.10.2014 |
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1.Dimension
Isoelektrische Fokussierung, Trennug der Proteine nach pI / bestimmung des pI.
1)Ampholytlösung in Gel einpolymerisieruen
2)Anlegen eines elektrischen Felds --> erzeugt pH-gradient im gel
3) zugabe proteinlösung
4)erneutes anlegen des elektrischen felds
5) (anfärbung) proteine wanderen je pI entlang des pH gradienten
Limitierung:- viele Proteine (gleicher pI), pH außerhalb 3,und 9
2D- Elektrophorese
-->Trennung nach Molekülmasse
1)Trennung der Proteine durch Isoelektrische Fokussierung im zylindrischen Gel
2)Gel horizontal auf ein zweites, plattenförmiges Gel legen (SDS)
3)Trennung der Proteine mittels SDS-PAGE (SDS-Polyacrylamide-Gelelektrophorese)
-->WesternBlot zur identifizierung (based on antibody binding specifity)
Peptide mass fingerprinting (PMF)
protein identification:
1)cleavage on protein into peptide
2)absolute peptide masses are measured by MALDI-TOF or ESI-TOF
3)compare masses to database or genome
membrane rafts
stable associations of sphingolipids and cholestrol, slightly thicker , bilden "liquid-ordered phase" in der fluiden membran. wichitg für signalprozesse, da sich zB GPI-verknüpfte Proteine darin anreichern
phosphoproteomics
..is a branch of proteomics that identifies, catalogs and characterizes proteins containing a phosphate group as a post-translational modification
SILAC
stable isotope labelling with amino acids in cell culture
-technique based on mann spectrometry that detects differences in protein abundance among samples using non-radioactive isotopic labelling (for quantitative proteomics)
1)labelling: grow cell under different conditions (light medium + normal amino acid) (medium + heavy amino acid)
2)metabolic incorperation of amino acids into the protein (mass shift of corresponding peptides, detectd by mass spectrometer)
3) compare both samples--> ratio peak intensity reflects relative protein abundance
next generation proteomics
-shot gun:Protein-->Peptides-->LC/ESI-->MS-->CDI of random ions-->MS/MS-->database
-targeted:Protein-->Peptides-->LC/ESI-->MS w list of targets--> Q1(specific selection)-->Q2(CDI)-->Q3(MS)-->specific ion pairs, unique for proteins
-reference dara (sequences, studies, metadata,..) -tools+ computational support -protocols/standard operating procedures (SOPs)
NCBI
National center for Biotechnology Information
-Information, data, tools,..
BLAST
Basic Local Alignment Tool
-align 2 or more sequneces, large selection of ref.database
MG-RAST
online software, automated analysis model
Galaxy
online software, workbench model
virtual machines
easy use of pre-installed software pipeline
cloud copmuting
large-scale computational analysis independent of local resources
bioinformatics take home msg.
-start at NCBI
-simple & fast analysis first
-figures wherever possible
-often free tools available
What is genomics?
Genomics it the science of understanding of cellular and organism genomes (size, organisation, composition) (complete DNA sequence). It uses gemone sequencing and analysis tools. Coding and noncoding sequences are detected.
Give an example for personalised genomics and briefly expalain it.
23andMe = personal genome test
human samples are tested using targeted sequencing of specific genomic locations based on published research.
What is transcriptomics?
Transcriptomics aims to explain genexpression (RNA-molecules, coding molecules), which genes are actually expressed.
What is the benefit of exome sequencing?
reduced sequencing effort. only coding sequneces are detected (but provides no information about gene expression, just potentially available gene functions)
What is proteomics?
aims to detect the amount of proteins expressed.
What is metabolomics?
aims to describe the phenotype of a cell "function", quantitative summary of all metabolites under certain conditions.
Whole genome shotgun sequencing? :-(
:-( high technical, bioinformatic and financial efford, large amount of data, high error rate, needs many different and multiple reads
Whole genome shotgun sequencing process.
1) random fragmentation of DNA (mechanistical shearing, enzymatic restriciton)
2) sequencing random fragments (overlap phase)
3)bioinformatic assembly of short fragmentes to build genome consensus
What is epigenetic?
"regulation of geneexpression"
"heritable changes in gene expression not attributable to nucleotide sequence variation."
epigenetic methods
-bisulfite treatment and sequnecing
-restriciton enzyme digenstion
epigenetic mechaninsms
-histone modification (chromatin remodelling)
-DNA methylation (5' methyl C at CpG islands)
was ist nutrigenomics?
einfluss der nahrung auf genexpression
was ist nutrigenetics?
einfluss des genotypes auf die reaktion des organismus auf nahrung
was ist transcriptomics?
studium der expressionsmuster aller mRNA in einme biolog system
was ist proteomics?
studium des expresionsmusters aller proteine in einem biologischen system
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