Mesoporous metal oxide materials for phosphoproteomics
AssigneeWisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
InventorsSong Jin, Ying Ge, Cory Alexander Nelson, Qingge Xu
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AssigneeWisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
InventorsSong Jin, Ying Ge, Cory Alexander Nelson, Qingge Xu
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The present invention provides methods and materials for isolating, purifying, and/or enriching the concentration of compounds having one or more phosphate groups and/or derivatives thereof, including but not limited to phosphorylated peptides and/or phosphorylated proteins. In some aspects, the present invention provides nanostructured enrichment materials, such as metal oxide mesoporous materials, that selectively and reversibly bind with phosphorylated compounds with high specificity and are capable of controlled release of phosphorylated compounds bound to their active surfaces. Mesoporous materials of the present invention also provide enrichment materials having large active surface areas that provide for higher loading capacities for phosphorylated peptides and proteins relative to conventional affinity based methods. Nanostructured metal oxide mesoporous enrichment materials of the present invention are also compatible with implementation via a variety of separation platforms including flow through separation systems, elution based separation systems, column chromatography and affinity chromatography.
A method for enriching phosphorylated compounds in a sample, said method comprising the steps of:
A method for enriching phosphorylated peptides or proteins in a sample, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of analyzing phosphorylated proteins in a sample;
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