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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Feb 5.
Published in final edited form as: J Proteome Res. 2010 Feb 5;9(2):980–989. doi: 10.1021/pr9008805

Table 1.

Identification of differentially expressed phosphoproteins (> two-fold decrease ↓ by OT treatment in MIA PaCa-2 cells) by MALDI-TOF/TOF MS

Spot
#a
Accession
Number
Protein
Name
Scoreb m/z Pep(score)c Sequence
coverage
(%)
Charge Matched/
Unmatchedd
Calculated
MW/pI
Possible Role Turnover
Rolee
Phosphor proteins identified
2255.99 154HNDDEQYAWESSAGGSFTVR173
(59)
1 P07900 ↓Hsp90α 360 2374.179 368VFIMDNCEELIPEYLNFIR386 (49) 42 mono 26/66 84607/4.94 Related to tumor
growth (24-26,
36)
0.67
91348.6 328HFSVEGQLEFR338 (20)
2415.210 368VFIMDNCEELIPEYLNFIR386 (52)
1342.729 536EAQLYAAQAHLK547 (75)
1610.906 538EIEELKELLPEIR650 (79)
2 P49321 ↓ NASP 290 1988.813 77YGETANECGEAFFFYGK93 (61) 26 mono 14/25 85186/4.26 Cellular
proliferation (37)
0.89
2144.032 698KPTDGASSSNCVTDISHLVR717 (89)
1423.788 21LFQVEYAIEAIK32 (67)
3 P28066 ↓ PSMA5 180 12084.05 67IVEIDAHIGCAMSGLIADAK86 (76) 39 mono 7/39 26394/4/74 H1 hinker histone
chaperone that is
required for cell
proliferation (38)
0.56
2162.975 150GPQLFHMDPSGTFVQCDAR168
(53)
1819.83 278MTDQEAIQDLWQWR291 (60)
4* P06748 ↓ NPM 116 2227.22 81MSVQPTVSLGGFEITPPVVLR101
(51)
11 mono 3/ 32555/4.64 anti-apoptosis
(39)
0.67
1568.730 33VDNDENEHQLSLR45 (40)
5 P09211 ↓ GSTP1 118 1337.55 2PPYTVVYFPVR12 (34) 30 mono 4/27 23341/5.42 anti-apoptosis
(40)
0.72
1883.7 56FQDGDLTLYQSNTILR71 (84)
1684.940 430AAVEEGIVLGGGCALLR446 (46)
6* P10809 ↑ HSP60 151 2365.335 269KPLVIIAEDVDGEALSTLVLNR290
(54)
11 mono 3/ 61016/5.7 Regulator in
cancer
Progression (41)
0.54
2560.26 97LVQDVANNTNEEAGDGTTTATV
LAR121 (67)
1370.689 472ELSDFISYLQR482 (80)
7 P30101 ↓ PDIA3 170 91664.75 434MDATANDVPSPYEVR448 (36) 26 mono 12/23 56747/5.98 ER stress related
(42)
0.45
2575.29 306TFSHELSDFGLESTAGEIPVVAIR
329 (54)
1896.100 248VLALSVETDYTFPLAEK264 (31)
8 P05388 ↓ RPLP0 90 2787.70 221NVASVCLQIGYPTVASVPHSIIN
GYK246 (23)
31 mono 6/35 34252/5.71 Cancer cell
proliferation (43)
0.72
1624.790 187DYGVYLEDSGHTLR200 (89)
9* Q13162 ↓ PRDX4 167 2443.082 46TREEECHFYAGGQVYPGEASR66
(68)
7 mono 2/ 30521/5.86 Promote cancer
cell growth (44,
45)
0.67
1085.600 98LPFPIIDDR106 (60)
1395.690 42DFTPVCTTELGR53 (87)
10 P30041 ↓ PRDX6 452 1582.72 85DINAYNCEEPTEK97 (48) 32 mono 5/30 25019/6.0 Cancer cell
proliferation (45)
0.73
2031.1 25FHDFLGDSWGILFSHPR41 (56)
2098.150 2PGGLLLGDVAPNFEANTTVGR22
(111)
960.3980 21DWYPHSR27 (43)
11 P04792 ↓ HSP27 231 1163.610 28LFDQAFGLPR37 (74) 58 mono 12/57 22768/5.9 Promote tumor
growth (45) and
drug
resistance(46)
0.66
1783.920 97VSLDVNHFAPDELTVK112 (58)
1905.98 172LATQSNEITIPVTFESR188 (57)
1256.65 131YLAEFATGNDR141 (42)
12 P62258 ↓14-3-3E 306 2088.020 197AAFDDAIAELDTLSEESYK215
(96)
59 mono 5/12 29155/4.63 Cell cycle
progression and
tumor growth
(47)
0.63
2331.26 171LGLALNFSVFYYEILNSPDR190
(60)
1820 154AASDIAMTELPPTHPIR170 (75)
a

As labeled on the 2-D gel (see Figure. 2).

b

Molecular Weight Search (MOWSE) scores obtained by the combined search (PMF and LIFT data) that were signed to specific protein identity using Mascot engine.

c

Peptides identified by Ultraflex MALDI-TOF/TOF in “LIFT” mode, and individual peptide score (LIFT data) in the bracket. The superscript number represents the start and end amino acid.

d

Number of masses matched and not matched for peptide fingerprint data.

e

Protein turnover rate was calculated according to a newly developed modified (5, 6).

*

Only LIFT data is available for sequence coverage and masses matched or unmatched calculation.