Mass Spectral Detection of Diethoxyphospho-Tyrosine Adducts on Proteins from HEK293 Cells Using Monoclonal Antibody depY for Enrichment

Chemical Research in Toxicology
Seda OnderOksana Lockridge

Abstract

Chronic illness from exposure to organophosphorus toxicants is hypothesized to involve modification of unknown proteins. Tyrosine in proteins that have no active site serine readily reacts with organophosphorus toxicants. We developed a monoclonal antibody, depY, that specifically recognizes diethoxyphospho-tyrosine in proteins and peptides, independent of the surrounding amino acid sequence. Our goal in the current study was to identify diethoxyphosphorylated proteins in human HEK293 cell lysate treated with chlorpyrifos oxon. Cell lysates treated with chlorpyrifos oxon were recognized by depY antibody in ELISA and capillary electrophoresis based Western blot. Tryptic peptides were analyzed by liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry. Liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry identified 116 diethoxyphospho-tyrosine peptides from 73 proteins in immunopurified samples, but found only 15 diethoxyphospho-tyrosine peptides from 12 proteins when the same sample was not immunopurified on depY. The most abundant proteins in the cell lysate, histone H4, heat shock 70 kDa protein 1A/1B, heat shock protein HSP 90 β, and α-enolase, were represented by several diethoxyphospho-tyrosine peptides. It was concluded that use of immob...Continue Reading

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