N. V. Krasnov, Ya. I. Lutvinsky, E. P. Podolskaya |
MASS SPECTROMETRY WITH SOFT IONIZATION METHODS
IN PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS (REVIEW) |
The review covers the use of mass spectrometry with soft ionization methods in proteomics. The principles of mass spectrometric analysis of proteins, the possibilities of mass spectrometry in the identification of proteins and peptides, in the search and identification of post-translational modifications, and in comparative quantitative analysis are described. |
Institute for
Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 5-20 |
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Ya. A. Dubrovsky, E. P. Podolskaya |
PEPTIDE TOXINS IDENTIFICATION BY MALDI-MS METHOD
(REVIEW)
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In this review the MALDI mass-spectrometry opportunities in respect to the analysis of peptide nature toxins produced by bacteria, some kinds of plants, sea organisms, insects, arthropoda and snakes are considered. The advantages and disadvantages of the present method are showed. |
Institute for
Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 21-35 |
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V. D. Gladilovich, E. P. Podolskaya |
POSSIBILITIES OF APPLICATION OF THE GC-MS METHOD
(REVIEW) |
In this review the possibilities of application of gas chromatography—mass spectrometry method are considered. The principles of the method and application areas of it were described. |
Institute for
Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 36-49 |
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A. V. Manoilov1, I. U. Toropigin2, U. P. Kozmin3, A. V. Novikov1, R. A. Boubliaev1, O. A. Mirgorodskaya1,4
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COMPLEX ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL PRODUCTS CONTAINING STREPTOKINASE USING MASS-SPECTROMERTRY |
The possibility of mass-spectrometry
using for complex analysis of medical products containing
streptokinase is showed. The protein composition and target
protein – streptokinase - content are determined. The identification
and quantitative estimation of streptokinase content were
carrying out by MALDI-MS on exhaustive tryptic cleavage products.
For the quantitative estimation, 18O-isotopic tracers
of streptokinase tryptic peptides with known concentration
were added to the analysis samples as internal standard. The
analyzable protein concentration was calculated on the intensities
ratio of isotopic distribution of the analyzable protein and
18O labeled internal standard. The streptokinase
biological activity was estimated by its capability to activate
plasminogen in human blood serum. The plasminogen activation
is accompanied by the appearance of esterase activity which
was determined by the cleavage rate of synthetic substrate
TAME. The formation of hydrolytic cleavage product TA was
determined with ESI-MS in the presence of radio labeled TA
as an internal standard. All isotope tracers used as internal
standards were obtained by isotopic exchange of products containing
carboxyl (peptides and tozilarginin) in the medium H218O. |
1Institute for Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg.
2Institute of biomedical chemistry RAMS, Moskow.
3Institute of bioorganic chemistry RAS, Moskow.
4Institute of influenza RAMS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 50-58 |
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L. V. Nekrasova1, Ya. V. Russkikh1, A. V. Novikov2,
N. V. Krasnov2, Z. A. Zhakovskaya1 |
APPLICATION OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY—HIGH RESOLUTION TANDEM MASS-SPECTROMETRY FOR DETERMINATION OF PHARMACEUTICALS IN NATURAL WATER SAMPLES |
The practical method for detecting of pharmaceuticals (caffeine, ketoprofen, diclofenac, ciprofloxacin) in natural water samples is presented.
The solid-phase extraction (Oasis HLB cartridges) and method of high-performance liquid chromatography with high resolution tandem mass-spectrometry (LTQ OrbiTrap, ThermoFinnigan) were used.
The method has been tested on standard solutions. The detection limit (5–10 ng/l), stable detection threshold and recovery for standard solutions have been estimated.
The results of the analysis of the standard solutions on two types of TOF mass-spectrometers (MX 5310, IAI RAS and LCMS-IT-TOF, Shimadzu) are also presented. |
1Saint-Petersburg Research Center of Ecological Safety RAS.
2Institute for Analytical Instrumentation RAS,
Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 59-66 |
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A. V. Novikov, R. A. Boubliaev, D. I. Kornev, N. V. Krasnov |
HPLC-MS ANALYSIS OF ULTRA LOW QUANTITIES
OF MEDICAL PRODUCTS
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By means of the instrument complex consisting of the time-of-flight mass-spectrometer ÌÕ 5310 and the liquid chromatograph Milichrome A-02, the analysis of medical products composition was carried out. The possibility of sensitivity increasing chromato-mass spectrometric analysis of medical compounds in comparison with chromatographic analysis is shown. |
Institute for
Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 67-70 |
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Ya. A. Dubrovsky1, V. D. Gladilovich1, E. P. Podolskaya1,
V. N. Babakov2, N. V. Goncharov2, N. V. Krasnov1 |
INTERACTION OF HUMAN AND RAT GLOBIN
WITH ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID IN VITRO: MASS SPECTROMETRIC IDENTIFICATION OF ACETYLATED LYSINES |
The possibility
of interaction of acetylsalicylic acid with purified human
and rat globin in vitro was investigated. The rat globin can
be modified with acetylsalicylic acid on aminoacid residues
K-17 and K-57 in alpha subunit as well as on K-96 in beta
subunit. The human globin can be modified with acetylsalicylic
acid on aminoacid residues K-17, K-41 and K-57 in alpha subunit
as well as on K-18 and K-121 in beta subunit. |
1Institute
for Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg.
2Research Institute of Hygiene, Occupational Pathology
and Human Ecology, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 71-76 |
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Ya. A. Dubrovsky1, E. P. Podolskaya1, N. G. Voitenko2, I. A. Krasnov1,
V. D. Gladilovich1, V. N. Babakov2, N. V. Goncharov2, N. V. Krasnov1 |
IDENTIFICATION OF ALKYLATED ADDUCTS OF RAT GLOBIN
BY MALDI-TOF MASS SPECTROMETRY |
The covalent adducts formation of sulfur mustard (HD) with rat globin have been investigated in vitro. A number tryptic peptides of rat globin,
namely EFTPCHDAQAAFQK (1444.62 Da), GTFAHLSELHCHDDK (1561.66 Da), IGGHGGEYGEHDEALQR (1676.78 Da) alkylated with HD
were identified by MALDI-TOF mass-spectrometry on globin amino acid residues C126, Ñ93 and E27, respectively. |
1Institute
for Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg.
2Research Institute of Hygiene, Occupational Pathology
and Human Ecology, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 77-83 |
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V. D. Gladilovich1, I. A. Krasnov1, E. P. Podolskaya1, Ya. A. Dubrovsky1,
N. G. Voitenko2, S. V. Fironov1, V. N. Babakov2, N. V. Goncharov2, N. V. Krasnov1 |
IDENTIFICATION OF SERUM ALBUMIN PEPTIDES, MODIFIED BY ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS, USING METHODS OF CHROMATOGRAPHY AND MASS-SPECTROMETRY |
The covalent adduct of organophosphorus compounds with serum albumin are perspective biomarkers of organophosphorus compounds intoxication. In the work the method of purification of phosphonylated peptides from biological samples was proposed. The combination of affinity chromatography on Cibacron Blue for purification of serum albumin and immobilized metal ion affinity chromatography (IMAC) on Fe3+ sorbent was used for purification of paraoxon-phosphonylated peptides of serum albumin. The identification of paraoxon-phosphonylated peptides was performed by MALDI TOF-TOF mass-spectrometry. The paraoxon-phosphonylated peptides of rat serum albumin contained Y-150 and Y-411 were identified by the method from sera in vivo exposured rats. |
1Institute
for Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg.
2Research Institute of Hygiene, Occupational Pathology
and Human Ecology, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 84-92 |
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A. A. Selyutin1, N. V. Krasnov2, E. P. Podolskaya2 |
DETERMINATION OF THE ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION
OF SOLID SOLUTIONS Li1-xNaxCo0.07Ga0.93O2 BY MALDI-MS
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The method of synthesis of complex oxide LiCoO2 with the structure stabilized by the magnetic dilution in LiGaO2 was developed.
For the first time the qualitative elemental analysis of solid solutions of Li1-xNaxCoO2—LiGaO2 by MALDI MS was carried out. |
1Saint-Petersburg
state university. 2Institute for Analytical Instrumentation
RAS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 93-99 |
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Y. V. Russkikh1, E. N. Chernova1, L. V. Nekrasova1, V. S. Tzarev1, E. P. Podolskaya2,
Z. A. Zhakovskaya1 |
THE RESULTS COMPARISON OF THE DETERMINATION
OF CYANOTOXINS (ANATOXINE-A AND MICROCYSTIN-RR)
BY LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY / MASS SPECTROMETRY
USING DIFFERENT TYPES OF ION TRAPS |
In this study the results of the liquid chromatography/mass-spectrometric detection of cyanobacterial toxins such as anatoxine-a and microcystin-RR, obtained on the equipment with ion traps of different types are compared. The results, obtained on LCMS-IT-TOF (Shimadzu corp.) and LTQ OrbiTrap (ThermoFinnigan) are considered. The investigations were carried out using the solutions of standards and model systems. |
1Saint-Petersburg
Research Center of Ecological Safety RAS.
2Institute for Analytical Instrumentation RAS,
Saint-Petersburg |
p. 100-107 |
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I. A. Krasnov, D. I. Kornev, N. V. Krasnov, E. P. Podolskaya, M. Z. Muradymov |
NANOSPRAY ION SOURCE FOR MASS-SPECTROMETER ÌÕ 5310 |
This paper is devoted to the comparison of nanospray and electrospray ion sources for mass-spectrometer ÌÕ 5310 (IAI RAS).
The new ionization block allows to low down sample consumption in routine analysis (50–100 nl/min). It has been drawn a comparison between efficiencies of developed nanospray
ionization block and regular one by testing compound reserpine. The derived system makes it possible to work with nano amounts of testing samples (10–9 M). The capability of MX 5310 equipped nanospray ion source to analyze samples with multistage biochemical treatment by example of serum albumin fragments modified by insecticide paraoxon was also confirmed. |
Institute for
Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 108-113 |
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M. A. Gavrik, D. I. Kornev, M. Z. Muradymov |
INVESTIGATION OF CHARACTERISTICS OF A GAS-DYNAMIC INTERFACE BANDWIDTH TIME-OF-FLIGHT
MASS-SPECTROMETER MX 5311 |
In the work the gas-dynamic interface time-of-flight mass spectrometer MX 5311 with orthogonal input of ions and the ESI ion source is described. The results of the research of gas-dynamic interface bandwidth TOFMS MX 5311 are presented. It is shown that the complete loss of ion current during the passage of gas-dynamic interface from the field ionization chamber to the mass analyzer is less than 6 orders of magnitude. |
Institute for
Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 114-119 |
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A. N. Arseniev, M. A. Gavrik, M. Z. Muradymov, A. A. Kayumov |
RESEARCHES AND OPTIMIZATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM OF IONIC STREAMS IN ELECTRIC-GAS-DYNAMIC FIELDS FROM AREA WITH ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE IN AREA OF HIGH VACUUM OF THE MASS ANALYZER |
In this work the results of researches of the transportation system of the ionic bunches are presented. The ions were being formed at atmospheric pressure and transported to high-vacuum area of the mass analyzer by the transportation system. The radio-frequency transporting system working at essentially different pressure of residual gas is investigated. This system works with use of two quadruples with the system of the differential pumping out. The possibility of ionic current control at pressure of the order of 1–5 Torr is shown. The possibility of ion transportation in cooling radio-frequency quadruple at pressure of the order of several 1–10 mTorr is also shown. The analysis of experimental data confirming efficiency of use of such system is carried out. |
Institute for
Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 120-126 |
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V. E. Kurochkin, A. A. Evstrapov, A. L. Bulyanitsa, G. E. Rudnitskaya, T. A. Lukashenko, A. N. Tupik, A. I. Tsimbalov |
DESIGN OF MICROCHIP DEVICES FOR PCR IN GEL |
The method of polymerase-chain reaction (PCR) in the gel is one of modern and relevant molecular diagnostic technique which has several advantages over classical PCR method in the liquid. To realize this method the prototypes of microchip devices (cartridges- microchip) with polyacrylamide gel in the reaction chamber were designed and created. They possess the appropriate physics and chemical characteristics (for example, optical). The article discusses the features of the manufacture of such microchips. |
Institute for
Analytical Instrumentation RAS, Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 127-131 |
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A. I. Semenenko1, I. A. Semenenko2 |
ON THE NEW POTENTIALS
OF ELLIPSOMETRY ARISING FROM THE NULL OPTICAL CIRCUIT. ELLIPSOMETRY
OF REAL SURFACE STRUCTURES.
19. OPTIMAL SOLUTION CHOICE OF INVERSE PROBLEM IN STUDYING
OF ULTRA THIN SUPERFICIAL FILMS |
A new approach to the solution of mathematically incorrect inverse problem of elipsometry for ultra thin superficial films based on the using of measurements corresponding to angles of incidence set of a light beam is proposed. Parameters-criterion are introduced which allow to find the optimal solution of an inverse problem, the nearest to the exact solution. The results of the numerical experiment showed the great accuracy of the optimal solution during parameters determination of ultra thin films. The errors influence in assigning substrate optical constants on the accuracy of the optimal solution is studied. The general analysis of features of the inverse problem of simultaneous parameters determination of a reflecting single-layer system with ultra thin films is given. |
1Institute
of Applied Physics NAS, Ukraine, Sumy.
2Institute for Analytical Instrumentation RAS,
Saint-Petersburg. |
p. 132-142 |
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