Applications of proteomics in
microbiology
Outline of lecture
 Introduction
 Understanding Host-Pathogen interactions and
infectious diseases.
 Proteomics techniques
 Role of MALDI-TOF in diagnosis
 Role of Proteomics in Medical Microbiological
Research and Diagnosis
 Research areas in medical microbiology that
utilize proteomic technologies
 Role of Proteomics in development of therapy
and vaccine
Introduction
 Microbial is a leading cause of death around the
world. Therefore understanding of microbial
infection and defense system and survival
strategies is of great interest in order to defeat
microbial infection.
 Microbial proteomics helps to identify the
proteins associated with microbial host-
pathogen interactions and antimicrobial
resistant mechanism by using 2-D gel based and
gel free method with combination of MALDI-
TOF-LC
Shotgun Proteomic Analysis
Understanding Host-Pathogen
interactions and infectious diseases
 Provide information about interaction
between host and pathogen.
 Proteomic profiling provides new insights of
virulence proteins like proteoglycans.
 Host-pathogen interactions of microbes will
affect posttranslational modifications like
phosphorylation,glycosylation and
acetylation identified by MS.
Proteomic Techniques
1. Chemical cross-linking MS
2. Proximately dependent labeling strategies
MS
3. Yeast 2 hybrid
4. Affinity purification MS(AP-MS)
5. Protein Correlation profiling
Role of MALDI-TOF in diagnosis
 It can be used for early identification of
bacteria in blood, urinary tract infection and
other clinical samples.
 MALDI-TOF MS is most emerging tool
used to identify microorganisms at special
level.
 Process involves different steps as
i. Protein separation
ii. 2D gel analysis
iii. Gel digestion and analysis
Role of Proteomics in Medical
Microbiological Research and Diagnosis
 It is used to identify differentially expressed
cancer cells.
 Proteomics has identified proteins involved
in metastasis and multidrug resistance that
are highly expressed in glioblastoma
multiform compared with brain tissue.
 Proteomics shows solution for drug
development against the resistance. For
example chloroquine.
Research areas in medical
microbiology that utilize proteomic
technologies
Role of Proteomics in development of
therapy and vaccine
 Antigenic proteins can be identified by an
immune response against the infection; these
proteins can be used in the development of
vaccine.
 Pseudomonas aeruginosa develops resistant
against beta-lactam antibiotics; proteomics
can identify the resistance mechanism; it
reduces the expression of outer membrane
protein.
Thank You

Applications of proteomics in microbiology

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    Outline of lecture Introduction  Understanding Host-Pathogen interactions and infectious diseases.  Proteomics techniques  Role of MALDI-TOF in diagnosis  Role of Proteomics in Medical Microbiological Research and Diagnosis  Research areas in medical microbiology that utilize proteomic technologies  Role of Proteomics in development of therapy and vaccine
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    Introduction  Microbial isa leading cause of death around the world. Therefore understanding of microbial infection and defense system and survival strategies is of great interest in order to defeat microbial infection.  Microbial proteomics helps to identify the proteins associated with microbial host- pathogen interactions and antimicrobial resistant mechanism by using 2-D gel based and gel free method with combination of MALDI- TOF-LC
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    Understanding Host-Pathogen interactions andinfectious diseases  Provide information about interaction between host and pathogen.  Proteomic profiling provides new insights of virulence proteins like proteoglycans.  Host-pathogen interactions of microbes will affect posttranslational modifications like phosphorylation,glycosylation and acetylation identified by MS.
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    Proteomic Techniques 1. Chemicalcross-linking MS 2. Proximately dependent labeling strategies MS 3. Yeast 2 hybrid 4. Affinity purification MS(AP-MS) 5. Protein Correlation profiling
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    Role of MALDI-TOFin diagnosis  It can be used for early identification of bacteria in blood, urinary tract infection and other clinical samples.  MALDI-TOF MS is most emerging tool used to identify microorganisms at special level.  Process involves different steps as i. Protein separation ii. 2D gel analysis iii. Gel digestion and analysis
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    Role of Proteomicsin Medical Microbiological Research and Diagnosis  It is used to identify differentially expressed cancer cells.  Proteomics has identified proteins involved in metastasis and multidrug resistance that are highly expressed in glioblastoma multiform compared with brain tissue.  Proteomics shows solution for drug development against the resistance. For example chloroquine.
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    Research areas inmedical microbiology that utilize proteomic technologies
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    Role of Proteomicsin development of therapy and vaccine  Antigenic proteins can be identified by an immune response against the infection; these proteins can be used in the development of vaccine.  Pseudomonas aeruginosa develops resistant against beta-lactam antibiotics; proteomics can identify the resistance mechanism; it reduces the expression of outer membrane protein.
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