Multiplex Protein Imaging through PACIFIC: Photoactive Immunofluorescence with Iterative Cleavage

IF 3.8 Q2 BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY ACS Bio & Med Chem Au Pub Date : 2023-04-28 DOI:10.1021/acsbiomedchemau.3c00018
Fei Ji, Moises Hur, Sungwon Hur, Siwen Wang, Priyanka Sarkar, Shiqun Shao, Desiree Aispuro, Xu Cong, Yanhao Hu, Zhonghan Li* and Min Xue*, 
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Multiplex protein imaging technologies enable deep phenotyping and provide rich spatial information about biological samples. Existing methods have shown great success but also harbored trade-offs between various pros and cons, underscoring the persisting necessity to expand the imaging toolkits. Here we present PACIFIC: photoactive immunofluorescence with iterative cleavage, a new modality of multiplex protein imaging methods. PACIFIC achieves iterative multiplexing by implementing photocleavable fluorophores for antibody labeling with one-step spin-column purification. PACIFIC requires no specialized instrument, no DNA encoding, or chemical treatments. We demonstrate that PACIFIC can resolve cellular heterogeneity in both formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) samples and fixed cells. To further highlight how PACIFIC assists discovery, we integrate PACIFIC with live-cell tracking and identify phosphor-p70S6K as a critical driver that governs U87 cell mobility. Considering the cost, flexibility, and compatibility, we foresee that PACIFIC can confer deep phenotyping capabilities to anyone with access to traditional immunofluorescence platforms.

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多重蛋白成像通过太平洋:光活性免疫荧光与迭代切割
多重蛋白质成像技术能够进行深入的表型分析,并提供有关生物样本的丰富空间信息。现有的方法取得了巨大的成功,但也在各种利弊之间进行了权衡,强调了扩展成像工具包的持续必要性。在这里,我们介绍了太平洋:迭代切割的光活性免疫荧光,一种新的多重蛋白质成像方法。PACIFIC通过一步旋转柱纯化实现抗体标记的可光裂解荧光团,实现迭代复用。PACIFIC不需要专门的仪器,不需要DNA编码或化学处理。我们证明PACIFIC可以解决福尔马林固定石蜡包埋(FFPE)样品和固定细胞中的细胞异质性。为了进一步强调PACIFIC如何帮助发现,我们将PACIFIC与活细胞跟踪相结合,并将磷酸-p70S6K确定为控制U87细胞迁移的关键驱动因素。考虑到成本、灵活性和兼容性,我们预计PACIFIC可以为任何使用传统免疫荧光平台的人提供深入的表型能力。
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