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LysoPure™ Protein Extraction-PTS Solution

for Genetic Research
Manufacturer :
FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical Corporation
Storage Condition :
Keep at 2-10 degrees C.
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Product Overview

LysoPure™ Protein Extraction-PTS Solution is a solubilizing agent designed for protein extraction, an essential pretreatment step in proteomics.
Developed based on the PTS method, this product effectively solubilizes difficult-to-extract proteins while preserving proteolytic enzyme activity and enables easy removal of the agent via liquid-liquid partitioning. This product is an improved version of previously reported PTS solutions1-2) , offering improved protein solubilization and greater proteolytic enzyme activity than conventional PTS solutions. Additionally, it reduces cleavage errors by proteolytic enzymes. This product can also be used in proteomic studies of extracellular vesicles, including exosomes.

Features

  • Enables the extraction of highly hydrophobic proteins, including membrane proteins
  • Does not inhibit proteolytic enzyme activity
  • The solubilizing agent can be easily removed via liquid-liquid partitioning

Protocol

Protein Extraction from cells

  1. Sample PreparationHarvest cells, centrifuge, and discard the supernatant

  2. Protein ExtractionAdd PTS solution and suspend the cells

  3. Reduction and  AlkylationAdd DTT and IAA

  4. Protein DigestionDilute with TEAB or AmBic, then add
    Lys-C/trypsin

  5. Addition of Hydrophobic SolventAdd ethyl acetate
    to the solution

  6. AcidificationAcidify with TFA

  7. Surfactant RemovalRemove the upper phase

  8. Desalting

  9. LC-MS/MS

Protein Extraction from Extracellular Vesicles (EVs) (when using MagCapture™ Exosome Isolation Kit PS Ver.2)

  1. Sample PreparationUse a magnetic stand to pellet EV-bound magnetic beads, then discard the supernatant

  2. Protein ExtractionAdd PTS solution and suspend the beads

  3. Reduction and
    Alkylation
    Add DTT and IAA

  4. Protein DigestionDilute with TEAB or AmBic, then add
    Lys-C/trypsin

  5. Addition of Hydrophobic SolventAdd ethyl acetate
    to the solution

  6. AcidificationAcidify with TFA

  7. Surfactant RemovalRemove the upper phase

  8. Desalting

  9. LC-MS/MS

Data

Data

Protein Solubilization

Proteins were extracted from human liver microsomal fractions using various PTS solutions with different surfactant compositions. The resulting protein concentrations were compared across the different solutions.

[Result]

This product demonstrated superior solubilization compared to conventional PTS solutions containing other surfactants.

Proteolytic Enzyme Activity and Cleavage Error Rate

Proteolytic Enzyme Activity
PTS Solution Trypsin Lysyl Endopeptidase (Lys-C)
Concentration
of PTS solution
Activity Initial velocity Concentration
of PTS solution
Activity Initial velocity
SDC+SLS 4 mM 12.6 4.4 4 mM 2.5 1.9
SDC+SC 8 mM 5.7 2.3 8 mM 2.6 2.4
SDC+CDC 8 mM 7.5 4.4 8 mM 2.4 1.8
This Product 8 mM 10.3 4.6 8 mM 2.6 1.8
Number of Cleavage Error
PTS Solution Number of Cleavage Error
UDC 586
SDC+SLS 723
SLS+SC 273
This Product 291
CDC
Kenodeoxycholic acid
SC
Sodium cholate
SDC
Sodium deoxycholate
SLS
Sodium lauroyl sarcosinate
UDC
Ursodeoxycholic acid
[Result]

SDC+SLS exhibited the highest trypsin activity but also resulted in the highest number of cleavage errors.
In contrast, although this product had lower trypsin activity than SDC+SLS, it exhibited the highest lysyl endopeptidase activity with fewer cleavage errors. These findings show that this product offers well-balanced performance, combining high enzymatic activity while reducing the number of cleavage errors, making it an ideal PTS solution.

References

  1. 1)Masuda, T., Tomita, M. & Ishihama, Y.: J. Proteome Res., 7(2), 731(2008).
    Phase transfer surfactant-aided trypsin digestion for membrane proteome analysis
  2. 2) Masuda, T. et al.: Mol. Cell. Proteomics, 8(12), 2770(2009).
    Unbiased Quantitation of Escherichia coli Membrane Proteome Using Phase Transfer Surfactants

FAQ

About product usage

How many times can we use this product? (Package Size:5 mL)
The amount used will vary depending on the sample. The following are guidelines for the amount used per extraction.
Cell protein extraction: 1 mL per extraction (5 extractions)
Extraction of extracellular vesicle proteins: 100 μL per extraction (50 extractions)

Property

Density 0.999 - 1.005g/mL

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