Investigation of heart proteome of different consomic mouse strains. Testing the effect of polymorphisms on the proteome-wide trans-variation of proteins

Q4 Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology EuPA Open Proteomics Pub Date : 2015-06-01 DOI:10.1016/j.euprot.2015.03.002
Stefanie Forler , Oliver Klein , Sebastian Köhler , Peter N. Robinson , Henning Witt , Marc Sultan , Murat Eravci , Vera Regitz-Zagrosek , Hans Lehrach , Joachim Klose
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We investigated to which extent polymorphisms of an individual affect the proteomic network. Consomic mouse strains (CS) were used to study the trans-effect of the cis-variant (polymorphic) proteins of the strain PWD/Ph on the proteins of the host strain C57BL/6J. The cardiac proteome of ten CSs was analyzed by 2-DE and MS. Cis-variant PWD proteins altered a high number of C57BL/6J proteins, but the number of trans-variant proteins differed considerably between different CSs. Cardiac hypertrophy was induced in CSs. We found that high variability of the proteome, as induced by polymorphisms in CS14, acts protective against the complex disease.

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不同经济品系小鼠心脏蛋白质组的研究。测试多态性对蛋白质全蛋白质组反式变异的影响
我们研究了个体的多态性在多大程度上影响蛋白质组学网络。采用小鼠共体菌株(CS)研究了PWD/Ph菌株顺式变异(多态性)蛋白对宿主菌株C57BL/6J蛋白的反式作用。2-DE和ms分析了10个CSs的心脏蛋白质组,顺式变异的PWD蛋白改变了大量的C57BL/6J蛋白,但不同CSs之间的反式变异蛋白数量差异很大。CSs诱导心肌肥厚。我们发现,由CS14的多态性诱导的蛋白质组的高变异性对这种复杂疾病起保护作用。
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