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    Identification of PKC-regulated phosphosites on LRRK1 by mass spectrometry analysis

    Asad Malik, Raja Sekhar Nirujogi, Toan K. Phung, Dario R. Alessi

    Published: 2022-06-27 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.261gen89dg47/v1
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    Abstract

    We describe a non-radioactive, mass spectrometry-based assay that we deploy for identifying novel PKC-regulated sites on LRRK1 that are responsible for activation of its kinase activity.

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    Steps

    Preparation of lipid vesicles for PKC activation

    1.

    Clean a disposable glass culture tube by washing three times with 100% methanol. Allow to air-dry.

    2.

    Pipette 0.5µL of Diacylglycerol (stock concentration is 10mg/mL) and 5µL of Phosphatidylserine (stock concentration is 10mg/mL) into the cleaned and dried glass tube.

    Note
    These quantities will provide sufficient lipid vesicles for 25 reactions at a volume of 20µL per reaction.

    3.

    Vacuum dry lipids using a SpeedVac system for 0h 10m 0s. This should leave a visible, translucent lipid pellet.

    Note
    Ensure that lipids are completely dried as any residual chloroform or methanol will inhibit the kinase reaction.

    4.

    Resuspend lipids from step 3 in 50µL of 25millimolar (mM) HEPES 7.4 , 50millimolar (mM) KCl. Vortex gently until pellet is no longer visible.

    Kinase Reaction: Phosphorylation of LRRK1 by PKC

    5.

    Prepare a primary “2X master mix” containing 50millimolar (mM) HEPES 7.5, 100millimolar (mM) KCl, 0.2% (v/v) 2‐Mercaptoethanol, 20millimolar (mM) MgCl2, 2millimolar (mM) ATP, 2millimolar (mM) CaCl2, 200μg/ml Phosphatidylserine and 20μg/ml Diacylglycerol.

    6.

    For each reaction, add 15µL of the primary “2X master mix” to a clean Eppendorf tube.

    7.

    Add 7.5µL of 200nanomolar (nM) LRRK1 wild type protein (final concentration is 50nanomolar (nM)) to each reaction and allow equilibration On ice for 0h 5m 0s.

    8.

    Start the kinase reaction by adding 7.5µL of 400nanomolar (nM) PKC Alpha protein (final concentration is 100nanomolar (nM)).

    Note
    The final reaction volume should be 30µL.

    Note
    Reactions not including PKC Alpha are also included as a negative control to identify phosphorylation sites that are only present when recombinant LRRK1 protein is incubated with PKC Alpha. In these reactions, add 7.5µL of 25millimolar (mM) HEPES 7.4, 50millimolar (mM) KCl instead of PKC Alpha protein.

    9.

    Transfer the Eppendorf tubes to the thermo mixer set at 30°C, 1000rpm,0h 0m 0s. Incubate for 0h 45m 0s.

    10.

    Stop the kinase reaction by adding 10µL of 4X LDS loading buffer to the reaction mix to a final concentration of 1X.

    11.

    Incubate the samples for 0h 5m 0s at 70°C on a heat block before proceeding to SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) section.

    SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE):

    12.

    Load samples onto a NuPAGE 4–12% Bis–Tris Midi Gel (ThermoFisherScientific, Cat#WG1402BOX or Cat#WG1403BOX), alongside pre-stained molecular weight markers (ranging from 10 kDa to 250 kDa). Rinse wells carefully with running buffer before loading samples.

    Note
    Load the complete reaction onto gels to ensure detection of proteins by Instant Blue stain.

    13.

    Electrophorese samples at 130V with MOPS SDS running buffer for 2h 0m 0s or until the blue dye runs off the gel.

    14.

    Place gel in a clean glass 15 cm dish and cover with 15mL-20mL of InstantBlue® Coomassie Protein stain. Incubate on see-saw rocker for 1h 0m 0s at Room temperature.

    15.

    Replace the InstantBlue® Protein stain with double distilled water and allow to de-stain at Room temperature 0h 2m 0s before proceeding with peptide digestion as described in Total Protein Digestion section.

    Total Protein Digestion

    16.

    Using a clean scalpel, excise stained-bands corresponding to LRRK1 from gel and cut into approximately 1mm2 gel pieces.

    17.

    Transfer the gel pieces into a low-bind tube.

    18.

    De-stain gel pieces by repeated 0h 10m 0s washes in 40% (v/v) ACN in 40millimolar (mM) NH4HCO3.

    Note
    Wash by incubation on thermomixer set to 1200rpm,°C at Room temperature. Repeat step 18 until gel pieces are completely colorless.

    19.

    Reduce peptides by addition of 100µL of 5millimolar (mM) DTT in 40millimolar (mM) NH4HCO3. Incubate on thermomixer at 56°C for 0h 30m 0s, 1200rpm,0h 0m 0s.

    20.

    Remove the DTT solution and incubate gel pieces in 40% (v/v) ACN in 40millimolar (mM) NH4HCO3for 0h 10m 0s at Room temperature?

    Note
    This step allows the gel pieces to subsequently imbibe iodoacetamide (Step 21).

    21.

    Alkylate peptides by addition of 20millimolar (mM) iodoacetamide in 40millimolar (mM) NH4HCO3 and incubate at Room temperature for 0h 30m 0s, 1200rpm,0h 0m 0s.

    Note
    Samples should be kept in the dark during this step as iodoacetamide is light-sensitive.

    22.

    Dehydrate gel pieces by washing in 100% (v/v) ACN for 0h 10m 0s.

    Note
    Perform this step on thermomixer set to 1200rpm,°C at Room temperature. Repeat step 22 twice until the gel pieces appear completely dry and white.

    23.

    Remove supernatant using a pipette and vacuum dry gel pieces to remove any residual CAN.

    24.

    Add 100ng of protease in 100µL of appropriate buffer (See Table 1) to the gel pieces from step 23 and incubate 0h 10m 0s on thermomixer at 37°C, 1200rpm,0h 0m 0s.

    Note
    Table 1 describes the different protease combinations used for total protein digestion and the appropriate buffers for each protease.

    AB
    ProteaseBuffer
    Trypsin + LysC50 mM TEABC
    Asp-N50 mM Tris-HCl
    Chymotrypsin100 mM Tris-HCl + 10 mM CaCl2

    Table 1: Protease combinations used for total protein digestion and appropriate buffers for each protease.

    Peptide extraction

    25.

    Supplement samples from step 24 with 50µL of extraction buffer (80% ACN in 0.2% Formic Acid) and incubate on thermomixer at Room temperature for 0h 10m 0s at 1200rpm,0h 0m 0s.

    26.

    Centrifuge samples for 0h 1m 0s at 2000x g,0h 0m 0s to pellet the gel pieces and using a pipette carefully transfer the supernatant to a new low-binding? tube.

    Note
    Ensure that the gel pieces are not transferred to the new tube when pipetting the supernatant.

    27.

    Repeat step 25 until the gel pieces appear completely dried. Each time, transfer the supernatant into the same tube (from step 26).

    28.

    Vacuum dry the combined supernatants (containing the digested peptides) and proceed with C18 clean-up protocol (as described in C18 stage-tip protocol section).

    C18 stage-tip protocol:

    29.

    Note
    This protocol has been adapted from This protocol has been adapted from dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.bs3tngnn

    Prepare single layer of C18 stage-tip using 16-gauge syringe [FT(1].

    Note
    Prepare a single layer with 16-gauge needle and pass it with spray duster into the 250µL tip for 0.1µg to 5µg of peptide amount.

    30.

    Resuspend the vacuum dried peptides from step 28 in 80µL of Solvent A1 (0.1% (by vol) TFA in MQ-H2O).

    31.

    Add 80µL of 100% (by vol) ACN to the C18 stage-tip from Step 29 and centrifuge at 2000x g,0h 0m 0s for 0h 2m 0s at Room temperature. Discard flow through.

    Note
    This step is required to activate the C18 resin.

    32.

    Add 80µL Solvent A1 (0.1% (by vol) TFA (by vol) in MQ-H2O)) and centrifuge at 2000x g,0h 0m 0s for 0h 2m 0s at Room temperature. Discard flow through. Repeat this step.

    Note
    This step is required to equilibrate the C18 resin.

    33.

    Load the acidified peptide digest from Step 30 to the C18 stage-tip from step 32 and centrifuge at 1500x g,0h 0m 0s for 0h 5m 0s at Room temperature.

    Note
    During this step the peptides will absorb to the C18 resin.

    34.

    Reapply the flow through to the C18 stage-tip column and centrifuge at 1500x g,0h 0m 0s for 0h 5m 0s at Room temperature.

    35.

    Add 80µL of Solvent A1 (0.1% (by vol) TFA v/v) in MQ-H2O)?) to the C18 stage-tip column and centrifuge at 2000x g,0h 0m 0s for 0h 2m 0s at Room temperature. Discard flow through. Repeat again.

    36.

    Place the C18 stage-tip from step 35 into a new 1.5 ml low binding tube.

    Note
    Using new tubes is important to avoid contamination.

    37.

    Elute peptides from the C18 stage-tip by adding 40µL of Elution buffer (Solvent B1: 40% (by vol) acetonitrile in 0.1% (by vol) TFA) in MQ-H2O and centrifuge at 1500x g,0h 0m 0s for 0h 2m 0s.

    38.

    Repeat step 37.

    Elute peptides from the C18 stage-tip by adding 40µL of Elution buffer (Solvent B1: 40% (by vol) acetonitrile in 0.1% (by vol) TFA) in MQ-H2O and centrifuge at 1500x g,0h 0m 0s for 0h 2m 0s.

    39.

    Immediately snap freeze the eluted peptides from step 38 on dry ice and vacuum dry.

    40.

    Perform mass spectrometry analysis of the peptides as described in LC-MS/MS analysis section.

    LC-MS/MS analysis

    41.

    Dissolve the peptides in LC-Buffer (3% ACN (v/v) in 0.1% Formic acid (v/v)).

    Note
    Just 200ng of peptide digest per sample is good enough to achieve the coverage on Exploris 240 mass spectrometer. If the starting material of LRRK1 that was used for the Kinase assay is 1µg then split the sample into five aliquots of 200ng each to inject on MS. The reminder of the sample can be injected on a different mass spectrometer to get an alternative fragmentation to HCD such as EThCD on Lumos or EAD on Sciex Zeno-TOF 7600 MS platforms.

    42.

    Take 200ng of the peptide digest of LRRK2 in 5µL or 10µL in LC-buffer and prepare it for the Evotips loading. The Evo tips are a versatile disposable trap columns that enables <0.1% carry-over between samples.

    43.

    Prepare the Evotips as described in the Protocol in PMID: 33367571.

    44.

    Place the Evotips on EvoSep autosampler and used the 30 sample per day (30SPD) method to execute the LC method through Xcalibur interface that is inline with Orbitrap Exploris 240 mass spectrometer.

    45.

    EvoSep LC system injects and executes a partial elution of the sample from Evotip and loads onto the long storage loop in which the pre-formed gradient generated at the initial step. Following the loading the High-pressure pump pushes the sample into the analytical column (ReproSil-Pur C18, 1.9 µm beads by Dr Maisch. #EV1113).

    46.

    The following MS instrument method can be constructed for the High-resolution HCD fragmentation analysis:

    ABC
    InstrumentThermo Scientific Orbitrap Exploris 240
    LC systemEvoSep Liquid Chromatography system30 SPD method
    Method duration45 min
    MS Global settings:
    Infusion mode:Liquid Chromatography
    Expected LC peak width (s):15
    Advanced Peak determination:TRUE
    Default charge state:2
    Internal mass calibration:off
    Full scan settings:
    Orbitrap resolution:120000
    Scan range (m/z):375-1500
    RF lens(%):70
    AGC target:Custom
    Normalized AGC target (%):300
    Maximum injection Time mode:Custom
    Maximum injection Time (ms):25
    Micorscans:1
    Data type:Profile
    Polarity:Positive
    Filters:
    MIPSMonoisotopic peak determination:Peptide
    Relax restrictions when too few precursors are found:TRUE
    IntensityFilter Type:Intensity Threshold
    Intensity Threshold:5.00E+03
    Charge StateInclude charge state(s):2 to 6
    Include undetermined charge states:False
    Dynamic ExclusionDynamic Exclusion Mode:Custom
    Exclude after n times:1
    Exclusion duration (s):5
    Mass Tolerance:ppm
    Low:10
    High10
    Exclude isotopes:TRUE
    Perform dependent scan on single charge state per precursor only:FALSE
    Data DependentData Dependent Mode:Number of Scans
    Number of Dependent Scans10
    ddMS2 settingsIsolation Window (m/z):1.2
    Isolation Offset:Off
    Collision Energy Mode:Fixed
    Collision Energy Type:Normalized
    HCD Collision Energy (%):28
    Orbitrap resolution:15000
    First Mass (m/z):110
    Scan range mode:Auto
    AGC target:Standard
    Maximum injection Time mode:Custom
    Maximum injection Time (ms):100
    Micorscans:1
    Data type:Profile
    Polarity:Positive

    Data analysis

    47.

    Transfer the raw data to search with Thermo Scientific Proteome Discoverer 2.4 Software suite that is integrated with Sequest-HT search algorithm.

    Note
    As the PD 2.4 software is commercial software suite, if you don’t have access to it consider in using Open-source package like MaxQuant or FragPipe.

    48.

    We recommend creating a custom protein sequence FASTA file rather than using the entire Uniprot Human or Mouse proteome FASTA file. For example: Copy the Human LRRK1 FASTA sequence and past it into a Notepad++ and save with LRRK1.FASTA .

    Note
    Ensure if you have any N-ter or C-ter GFP or HA tag of a recombinant LRRK1 and append the sequence accordingly).

    49.

    Import the LRRK1.FASTA sequence into the PD 2.4 software.

    50.

    Construct the Processing and Consensus workflows

    ABC
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    The Processing workflow tree
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    (0) Spectrum Files
    (1) Spectrum Selector
    (2) Sequest HT
    (3) Fixed Value PSM Validator
    (4) IMP-ptmRS
    (5) Minora Feature Detector
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 0Spectrum Files
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Input DataNote
    File Name(s)Specify the sample condtion and the Enyzme associated with the digestion
    RN-AM_211216_LRRK1_+PKC_Tryp-LysC_01.raw
    RN-AM_211216_LRRK1_+PKC_Tryp-LysC_01.raw
    RN-AM_211216_LRRK1_-PKC_Tryp-LysC_01.raw
    RN-AM_211216_LRRK1_-PKC_Tryp-LysC_01.raw
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 1Spectrum Selector
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. General Settings
    Precursor SelectionUse MS1 Precursor
    Use Isotope Pattern in Precursor ReevaluationTrue
    Provide Profile SpectraAutomatic
    2. Spectrum Properties Filter
    Lower RT Limit0
    Upper RT Limit0
    First Scan0
    Last Scan0
    Lowest Charge State0
    Highest Charge State0
    Min. Precursor Mass350 Da
    Max. Precursor Mass5000 Da
    Total Intensity Threshold0
    Minimum Peak Count1
    3. Scan Event Filters
    Mass AnalyzerIs FTMS
    MS OrderIs MS2; MS1
    Activation TypeIs HCD
    Min. Collision Energy0
    Max. Collision Energy1000
    Scan TypeIs Full
    Polarity ModeIs +
    4. Peak Filters
    - S/N Threshold (FT-only)1.5
    5. Replacements for Unrecognized Properties
    Unrecognized Charge ReplacementsAutomatic
    Unrecognized Mass Analyzer ReplacementsFTMS
    Unrecognized MS Order ReplacementsMS2
    Unrecognized Activation Type ReplacementsHCD
    Unrecognized Polarity Replacements+
    Unrecognized MS Resolution@200 Replacements120000
    Unrecognized MSn Resolution@200 Replacements30000
    6. Precursor Pattern Extraction
    Precursor Clipping Range Before2.5 Da
    5.5 Da
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 2Sequest HT
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Input Data
    Protein DatabaseLRRK1.FASTA
    Enzyme NameTrypsin (Full)Here, specify AspN and Chymotrypsin separately fof the searches associated with those conditions
    Max. Missed Cleavage Sites2
    Min. Peptide Length7
    Max. Peptide Length144
    Max. Number of Peptides Reported10
    2. Tolerances
    Precursor Mass Tolerance10 ppm
    Fragment Mass Tolerance0.05 Da
    Use Average Precursor MassFalse
    Use Average Fragment MassFalse
    3. Spectrum Matching
    Use Neutral Loss a IonsTrue
    Use Neutral Loss b IonsTrue
    Use Neutral Loss y IonsTrue
    Use Flanking IonsTrue
    Weight of a Ions0
    Weight of b Ions1
    - Weight of c Ions0
    Weight of x Ions0
    Weight of y Ions1
    Weight of z Ions0
    4. Dynamic Modifications
    Max. Equal Modifications Per Peptide3
    Max. Dynamic Modifications Per Peptide4
    - 1. Dynamic ModificationOxidation / +15.995 Da (M)
    - 2. Dynamic ModificationPhospho / +79.966 Da (S, T, Y)
    7. Static Modifications
    - 1. Static ModificationCarbamidomethyl / +57.021 Da (C)
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 3Fixed Value PSM Validator
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Input Data
    Maximum Delta Cn0.05
    Maximum Rank0
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 4IMP-ptmRS
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Scoring
    PhosphoRS ModeTrue
    Report only PTMsTrue
    Use Diagnostic IonsTrue
    Use Fragment Mass Tolerance of Search NodeTrue
    Fragment Mass Tolerance0.5 Da
    Consider Neutral Loss peaks for CID, HCD and EThcDAutomatic
    Maximum Peak Depth8
    Use a Mass accuracy correctionFalse
    2. Performance
    Maximum Number of Position Isoforms500
    Maximum PTMs Per Peptide10
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 5Minora Feature Detector
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Peak & Feature Detection
    Min. Trace Length5
    - Max. ΔRT of Isotope Pattern Multiplets [min]0.2
    2. Feature to ID Linking
    PSM Confidence At LeastHigh
    AB
    The Consensus workflow tree
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    (0) MSF Files
    (1) PSM Grouper
    (2) Peptide Validator
    (3) Peptide and Protein Filter
    (4) Protein Scorer
    (5) Protein Grouping
    (6) Peptide in Protein Annotation
    (15) Modification Sites
    (7) Protein FDR Validator
    (16) Peptide Isoform Grouper
    (10) Feature Mapper
    (11) Precursor Ions Quantifier
    Post-processing nodes
    --------------------------------
    (12) Result Statistics
    (13) Display Settings
    (14) Data Distributions
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 0MSF Files
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Storage Settings
    Spectra to StoreIdentified or Quantified
    Feature Traces to StoreAll
    2. Merging of Identified Peptide and Proteins
    Merge ModeGlobally by Search Engine Type
    3. FASTA Title Line Display
    Reported FASTA Title LinesBest match
    Title Line Rulestandard
    4. PSM Filters
    Maximum Delta Cn0.05
    Maximum Rank0
    Maximum Delta Mass0 ppm
    Hidden Parameters
    MSF File(s)RN-AM_211216_LRRK1_Sequest-Trypsin-(1).msf
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 1PSM Grouper
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Peptide Group Modifications
    Site Probability Threshold75
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 2Peptide Validator
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. General Validation Settings
    Validation ModeAutomatic (Control peptide level error rate if possible)
    Target FDR (Strict) for PSMs0.01
    Target FDR (Relaxed) for PSMs0.05
    Target FDR (Strict) for Peptides0.01
    Target FDR (Relaxed) for Peptides0.05
    2. Specific Validation Settings
    Validation Based onq-Value
    Target/Decoy Selection for PSM Level FDR Calculation Based on ScoreAutomatic
    Reset Confidences for Nodes without Decoy Search (Fixed Score thresholds)False
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 3Peptide and Protein Filter
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Peptide Filters
    Peptide Confidence At LeastHigh
    Keep Lower Confident PSMsFalse
    Minimum Peptide Length7
    Remove Peptides without Protein ReferenceFalse
    2. Protein Filters
    Minimum Number of Peptide Sequences1
    Count Only Rank 1 PeptidesFalse
    Count Peptides only for Top Scored ProteinFalse
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 4Protein Scorer
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    No parameters
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 5Protein Grouping
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Protein Grouping
    Apply Strict parsimony principleTrue
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 6Peptide in Protein Annotation
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Flanking Residues
    Annotate Flanking Residues of the PeptideTrue
    Number Flanking Residues in Connection Tables1
    2. Modifications in Peptide
    Protein Modifications ReportedOnly for Master Proteins
    3. Modifications in Protein
    Modification Sites ReportedAll And Specific
    Minimum PSM ConfidenceHigh
    Report only PTMsTrue
    4. Positions in Protein
    Protein Positions for PeptidesOnly for Master Proteins
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 15Modification Sites
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. General
    Report only PTMsTrue
    only Master ProteinsTrue
    Motif Radius10
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 7Protein FDR Validator
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Confidence Thresholds
    Target FDR (Strict)0.01
    Target FDR (Relaxed)0.05
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 16Peptide Isoform Grouper
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    No parameters
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 10Feature Mapper
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. Chromatographic Alignment
    Perform RT AlignmentTrue
    - Maximum RT Shift [min]10
    Mass Tolerance10 ppm
    Parameter TuningCoarse
    2. Feature Linking and Mapping
    RT Tolerance [min]0
    Mass Tolerance0 ppm
    Min. s/N Threshold5
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Processing node 11Precursor Ions Quantifier
    ------------------------------------------------------------------
    1. General Quantification Settings
    Peptides to UseUnique + Razor
    Consider Protein Groups for Peptide UniquenessTrue
    Use Shared Quan ResultsTrue
    Reject Quan Results with Missing ChannelsFalse
    2. Precursor Quantification
    Precursor Abundance Based onIntensity
    Min. # Replicate Features [%]0
    3. Normalization and Scaling
    Normalization ModeTotal Peptide Amount
    Scaling ModeOn All Average
    4. Exclude Peptides from Protein Quantification
    for NormalizationUse All Peptides
    for Protein Roll-UpUse All Peptides
    for Pairwise RatiosExclude Modified
    5. Quan Rollup and Hypothesis Testing
    Protein Abundance CalculationSummed Abundances
    N for Top N3
    Protein Ratio CalculationPairwise Ratio Based
    Maximum Allowed Fold Change100
    Imputation ModeNone
    Hypothesis Testt-test (Background Based)
    6. Quan Ratio Distributions
    - 1st Fold Change Threshold2
    - 2nd Fold Change Threshold4
    - 3rd Fold Change Threshold6
    - 4th Fold Change Threshold8
    - 5th Fold Change Threshold10
    51.

    If the database search is to be done using MaxQuant then refer below settings

    AB
    ParameterValue
    Version2.0.3.0
    User nameRNirujogi
    Machine nameMRC-MS-R640-4
    Date of writing05/23/2022 15:15:41
    Include contaminantsTRUE
    PSM FDR0.01
    SM FDR Crosslink0.01
    Protein FDR0.01
    Site FDR0.01
    Use Normalized Ratios For OccupancyTRUE
    Min. peptide Length7
    Min. score for unmodified peptides0
    Min. score for modified peptides40
    Min. delta score for unmodified peptides0
    Min. delta score for modified peptides6
    Min. unique peptides0
    Min. razor peptides1
    Min. peptides1
    Use only unmodified peptides andTRUE
    Modifications included in protein quantificationOxidation (M);Acetyl (Protein N-term);Deamidation (NQ)
    Peptides used for protein quantificationRazor
    Discard unmodified counterpart peptidesTRUE
    Label min. ratio count2
    Use delta scoreFALSE
    iBAQFALSE
    iBAQ log fitFALSE
    Match between runsFALSE
    Find dependent peptidesFALSE
    Fasta fileC:\Raja\Database\LRRK1.FASTA
    Decoy moderevert
    Include contaminantsTRUE
    Advanced ratiosTRUE
    Fixed andromeda index folder
    Combined folder
    Second peptidesTRUE
    Stabilize large LFQ ratiosTRUE
    Separate LFQ in parameter groupsFALSE
    Require MS/MS for LFQ comparisonsTRUE
    Calculate peak propertiesFALSE
    Main search max. combinations200
    Advanced site intensitiesTRUE
    Write msScans tableFALSE
    Write msmsScans tableTRUE
    Write ms3Scans tableTRUE
    Write allPeptides tableTRUE
    Write mzRange tableTRUE
    Write DIA fragments tableFALSE
    Write DIA fragments quant tableFALSE
    Write pasefMsmsScans tableTRUE
    Write accumulatedMsmsScans tableTRUE
    Max. peptide mass [Da]4600
    Min. peptide length for unspecific search8
    Max. peptide length for unspecific search25
    Razor protein FDRTRUE
    Disable MD5FALSE
    Max mods in site table3
    Match unidentified featuresFALSE
    Epsilon score for mutations
    Evaluate variant peptides separatelyTRUE
    Variation modeNone
    MS/MS tol. (FTMS)20 ppm
    Top MS/MS peaks per Da interval. (FTMS)12
    Da interval. (FTMS)100
    MS/MS deisotoping (FTMS)TRUE
    MS/MS deisotoping tolerance (FTMS)7
    MS/MS deisotoping tolerance unit (FTMS)ppm
    MS/MS higher charges (FTMS)TRUE
    MS/MS water loss (FTMS)TRUE
    MS/MS ammonia loss (FTMS)TRUE
    MS/MS dependent losses (FTMS)TRUE
    MS/MS recalibration (FTMS)FALSE
    MS/MS tol. (ITMS)0.5 Da
    Top MS/MS peaks per Da interval. (ITMS)8
    Da interval. (ITMS)100
    MS/MS deisotoping (ITMS)FALSE
    MS/MS deisotoping tolerance (ITMS)0.15
    MS/MS deisotoping tolerance unit (ITMS)Da
    MS/MS higher charges (ITMS)TRUE
    MS/MS water loss (ITMS)TRUE
    MS/MS ammonia loss (ITMS)TRUE
    MS/MS dependent losses (ITMS)TRUE
    MS/MS recalibration (ITMS)FALSE
    MS/MS tol. (TOF)40 ppm
    Top MS/MS peaks per Da interval. (TOF)10
    Da interval. (TOF)100
    MS/MS deisotoping (TOF)TRUE
    MS/MS deisotoping tolerance (TOF)0.01
    MS/MS deisotoping tolerance unit (TOF)Da
    MS/MS higher charges (TOF)TRUE
    MS/MS water loss (TOF)TRUE
    MS/MS ammonia loss (TOF)TRUE
    MS/MS dependent losses (TOF)TRUE
    MS/MS recalibration (TOF)FALSE
    MS/MS tol. (Unknown)20 ppm
    Top MS/MS peaks per Da interval. (Unknown)12
    Da interval. (Unknown)100
    MS/MS deisotoping (Unknown)TRUE
    MS/MS deisotoping tolerance (Unknown)7
    MS/MS deisotoping tolerance unit (Unknown)ppm
    MS/MS higher charges (Unknown)TRUE
    MS/MS water loss (Unknown)TRUE
    MS/MS ammonia loss (Unknown)TRUE
    MS/MS dependent losses (Unknown)TRUE
    MS/MS recalibration (Unknown)FALSE
    Site tablesDeamidation (NQ)Sites.txt;Oxidation (M)Sites.txt;Phospho (ST)Sites.txt

    Data analysis and Visualization

    52.

    Manually verify the MS/MS spectrum and phosphorylation localization score within PD2.4.

    53.

    Now export the filtered Phosphosites from modifications table for each of the sample/category

    54.

    Use the below scripts for parsing and combining the data to generate a heatmap representation.

    Note
    The below script can also be accessed from the Alessi lab gihub web page: http://github.com/Alessi-Lab/LRRK1_phosphosites)

    The script below would first read phosphosite mapping result, then map them on to the original protein amino acid sequence through combining PeptideGroups and ModificationSites result text file. The data would be filtered by probability greater or equal to 75 and grouped by the different tryptic digestion enzymes used. Only entries with the highest abundance values according to the unique motif, position and sample condition are kept. Then based on the sequence length, the data was divided into instances of 500 amino acid continuous span on the protein sequence. Each of these instances would be used to create a heatmap where the abundance of the peptide would be the heatmap color, the sample condition would be presented on the X-axis while the position of the phosphosites are represented in the Y-axis in ascending order.

    import numpy as np
    import pandas as pd
    from glob import glob
    import re
    import seaborn as sns
    import matplotlib.pylab as plt
    if __name__ == "__main__":
    proteases = ["AspN", "Chymotrypsin",
    #"Trypsin"
    ]
    files = ["PeptideGroups", "ModificationSites"]
    phospho_re = re.compile(r"Phospho [S(\d+)\((\d+)\)]")
    results = {}
    for i in glob(r"\\mrc-smb.lifesci.dundee.ac.uk\mrc-group-folder\ALESSI\Toan\TS22D4_Phosphosite mapping_02\*.txt"):
    for p in proteases:
    if p in i:
    for f in files:
    if f in i:
    if p not in results:
    results[p] = {}
    results[p][f] = pd.read_csv(i, sep="\t")
    break
    break
    merged_df = []
    columns = set()
    for p in proteases:
    pg = results[p][files[0]]
    ms = results[p][files[1]]
    for i, r in pg.iterrows():
    pg.at[i, "Primary IDs"] = ";".join([r["Master Protein Accessions"], r["Annotated Sequence"][4:len(r["Annotated Sequence"])-4]])
    phos = []
    s = re.search("\[(\d+)-(\d+)\]", r["Positions in Master Proteins"])
    
    pos = []
    if s:
    pg.at[i, "Start"] = s.group(1)
    mod_count = r["Modifications"].count("]; ")
    if mod_count > 0:
    for m in r["Modifications"].split("]; "):
    if "Phospho" in m:
    s = re.search("\[(.+)", m)
    if s:
    for si in s.group(1).split("; "):
    sire = re.search("(\w)(\d+)\(", si)
    if sire:
    phos.append("".join([sire.group(1), sire.group(2)]))
    pos.append(str(int(sire.group(2)) + int(pg.at[i, "Start"]) - 1))
    else:
    if "Phospho" in r["Modifications"]:
    s = re.search("\[(.+)", r["Modifications"])
    if s:
    for si in s.group(1).split("; "):
    sire = re.search("(\w)(\d+)\(", si)
    if sire:
    phos.append("".join([sire.group(1), sire.group(2)]))
    pos.append(str(int(sire.group(2)) + int(pg.at[i, "Start"]) - 1))
    pg.at[i, "Position"] = pos
    pg.at[i, "Phospho"] = phos
    
    pg = pg.explode(["Phospho", "Position"])
    pg = pg[pd.notnull(pg["Phospho"])]
    pg["Position"] = pg["Position"].astype(int)
    for i, r in ms.iterrows():
    ms.at[i, "Primary IDs"] = ";".join([r["Protein Accession"], r["Peptide Sequence"]])
    rpg = pg[[i for i in pg.columns if i.startswith("Abundance")] + ["Primary IDs", "Phospho", "Position", "Modifications"]]
    rename = {}
    for i in rpg.columns:
    if "Abundance" in i:
    rename[i] = re.sub("Abundance: F\d+: Sample, ", "", i)
    columns.add(rename[i])
    print(rpg["Primary IDs"])
    print(ms["Primary IDs"])
    rpg = rpg.rename(columns=rename)
    ms["Phospho"] = ms["Target Amino Acid"] + ms["Position in Peptide"].astype(str)
    ms["Enzymes"] = p
    df = ms.merge(rpg, left_on=["Primary IDs", "Phospho"], right_on=["Primary IDs", "Phospho"])
    merged_df.append(df)
    
    merged_df = pd.concat(merged_df, ignore_index=True)
    merged_df = merged_df[merged_df["Site Probability"]>=75]
    result = pd.melt(merged_df, id_vars=[
    "Phospho", "Position_y", "Enzymes", "Motif"], value_vars=list(columns),
    var_name="Samples", value_name="Abundance")
    
    a = result.groupby([
    #"Phospho",
    "Position_y", "Samples", "Enzymes", "Motif"]).max()
    
    a.reset_index(inplace=True)
    print(a["Samples"])
    a["Conditions"], a["Replicates"] = a["Samples"].str.split("Rep-", expand=True)
    for i, g in a.groupby([
    # "Phospho",
    "Position_y", "Motif"]):
    remove_motif = True
    for i2, g2 in g.groupby(["Enzymes", "Conditions"]):
    if len(g2[pd.notnull(g2["Abundance"])].index) > 1:
    remove_motif = False
    break
    if remove_motif:
    a["Motif"].loc[g.index] = ""
    
    a.sort_values("Position_y", inplace=True)
    e = 1
    n = 500
    samples = a["Samples"].unique()
    samples_columns = []
    for p in proteases:
    for s in samples:
    samples_columns.append((p, s))
    multiindex = pd.MultiIndex.from_tuples(samples_columns, names=["Enzymes", "Samples"])
    while n:
    
    c = a[(a["Position_y"] <= n)&(a["Position_y"] > (n-500))]
    fontsize_pt = plt.rcParams['ytick.labelsize']
    dpi = 72.27
    top_margin = 0.2
    bottom_margin = 0.2
    left_margin = 0.2
    right_margin = 0.2
    figure_height = (len(c.index)/10) / (1 - top_margin - bottom_margin)
    figure_width = 10 / (1-left_margin-right_margin)
    c = c.set_index([
    #"Phospho",
    "Position_y", "Samples", "Enzymes", "Motif"])
    c = c.unstack("Enzymes")
    
    b = pd.pivot_table(c, values="Abundance", columns="Samples", index=["Position_y",
    #"Phospho",
    "Motif"])
    b.fillna(0, inplace=True)
    b = b.T
    
    for i in b.columns:
    b0 = b[i][b[i]==0]
    b[i] = (np.log2(b[i], where=b[i]>0) - np.log2(b[i], where=b[i]>0).mean()) / np.log2(b[i], where=b[i]>0).std(ddof=1)
    for ind in b0.index:
    b[i].loc[ind] = np.nan
    b = b.T
    new_df = pd.DataFrame(index=b.index, columns=multiindex)
    for i in new_df.columns:
    if i in b.columns:
    new_df[i] = b[i]
    else:
    new_df[i].fillna(0, inplace=True)
    
    new_df.to_csv(f"merged{n}.csv")
    fig, ax = plt.subplots(
    figsize=(figure_width, figure_height),
    gridspec_kw=dict(top=1-top_margin, bottom=bottom_margin, left=left_margin, right=1-right_margin)
    )
    mask = np.isnan(b)
    sns.heatmap(new_df, cmap="YlGnBu", mask=mask, square=True, ax=ax)
    ax.set_facecolor("silver")
    ax.xaxis.tick_top()
    ax.xaxis.set_label_position('top')
    for label in ax.get_yticklabels():
    label.set_weight("bold")
    for label in ax.get_xticklabels():
    label.set_weight("bold")
    plt.xticks(rotation=90)
    plt.savefig(f"result{n}.pdf")
    for i, r in b.iterrows():
    if i[1] != "":
    p = re.compile(r"[RK]\w[ts]\w\w[RK]")
    s = re.search(p, i[1])
    if s:
    print(i)
    n += 500
    e += 1
    if n >= a["Position_y"].max():
    break
    

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