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Medical School of Qingdao University Ultra-deep tyrosine phosphoproteomics enabled by a phosphotyrosine superbinder Lei Li (李磊) Medical School of Qingdao University (青岛大学医学院) 2016 – 08 - 11

Content Background Result Conclusion Acknowledgments -Introduction of tyrosine phosphorylation signaling -Enrichment of tyrosine phosphorylation using antibodies Result -Efficient pTyr peptide enrichment by an pTyr superbinder -Tyr phosphoproteome determined by the superbinder Conclusion Acknowledgments

Background Kinome Illustrated reprinted courtesy of Cell Signaling Technology.

Background

Background Tyrosine kinases and their inhibitors

Background Simplified EGFR signaling pathway TK Substrate P SH2/PTB PTP

Background anti-pTyr antibody p-Tyr-100 anti-pTyr antibody 4G10 anti-pTyr antibody pY20 anti-pTyr antibody pY99 … …

Background TK Substrate P SH2/PTB PTP Mutation pTyr superbinder ?

Background Kaneko, T., et al. (2012). "Superbinder SH2 domains act as antagonists of cell signaling." Science signaling 5(243): ra68.

Background SH2 superbinder PQRpYLVIQGD Kaneko, T., et al. (2012). "Superbinder SH2 domains act as antagonists of cell signaling." Science signaling 5(243): ra68.

Background Q1: How is the performance of an SH2 superbinder on the enrichment of tyrosine phosphoproteome? Q2: What is the difference between an SH2 superbinder and an antibody of pTyr enrichment?

Background Accepted by Nature Chemical Biology

Efficient pTyr peptide enrichment by an SH2 superbinder Result Efficient pTyr peptide enrichment by an SH2 superbinder Peptides digested from BSA and α-casein, synthetic pTyr1 and pTyr2 Mixture wt Src SH2 domain Ti4+-IMAC SH2 superbinder SH2 superbinder & Ti4+-IMAC SH2 superbinder is capable of extracting the two pTyr peptides from the peptide mixture The specificity for pTyr peptide enrichment was further improved when the Ti4+-IMAC was used subsequently to the superbinder Bian, et al. "Ultra-deep tyrosine phosphoproteomics enabled by a phosphotyrosine superbinder” Nature Chemical Biology. Accepted.

Comparison with pTyr antibodies Result Comparison with pTyr antibodies  Both the Src and Grb2 SH2 superbinders identified more pTyr sites than either 4G10 or the antibody mixture

Comparison with pTyr antibodies Distance in pTyr peptide-selectivity Result Comparison with pTyr antibodies Distance in pTyr peptide-selectivity

Comparison with pTyr antibodies Result Comparison with pTyr antibodies Comparison between the Src superbinder (S) or 4G10 (A) (dimethyl labeling) Ratio (S:A) Number of pTyr peptides Log2 intensity ratio (S/A) Density Number of pTyr peptides Log2 intensity ratio for pTyr peptides

Ultra-deep Tyr phosphoproteomics by superbinder AP-MS/MS Result Ultra-deep Tyr phosphoproteomics by superbinder AP-MS/MS Nine human cell lines

Ultra-deep Tyr phosphoproteomics by superbinder AP-MS/MS Result Ultra-deep Tyr phosphoproteomics by superbinder AP-MS/MS Comparison of known and novel pTyr sites

Functional features of the Tyr phosphoproteome Result Functional features of the Tyr phosphoproteome proportion of Tyr phosphorylation in the human cell lines in the different functional categories of proteins pTyr toolkit

Functional features of the Tyr phosphoproteome Result Functional features of the Tyr phosphoproteome

Profiling tyrosine kinase activity by the superbinder Result Profiling tyrosine kinase activity by the superbinder Distinct kinase activation loop phosphorylation profiles associated with different cell lines Breast cell lines

Cell growth inhibited by TK Inhibitors Result Cell growth inhibited by TK Inhibitors (ERBB2) (IGF1R) (DDR1) (IGF1R inhibitor) (ERBB2 inhibitor) (DDR1 inhibitor)  Quantitative kinase activity profiling enabled by the superbinder-based phosphoproteomics may be used to inform cancer treatment by specifically targeting the activated kinases

Conclusions Development of a novel strategy for pTyr enrichment; Cell type-specific global kinase activation patterns guide the design of experiments to inhibit cancer cell proliferation by blocking the highly activated tyrosine kinases; Superbinder is a highly efficient and cost-effective alternative to conventional pTyr antibodies.

Acknowledgements Zou lab Shawn Li lab Dr. Mingliang Ye Dr. Yangyang Bian Dr. Mingming Dong Shawn Li lab Dr. Tomonori Kaneko Dr. Huadong Liu Dr. Xuguang Liu

Thanks for your attention!