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Charakterizace proteomu Rhodosporidium toruloides pomocí LC-MS/MS

Authors: Bruštík, David;

Charakterizace proteomu Rhodosporidium toruloides pomocí LC-MS/MS

Abstract

Characterization of differentially regulated proteins is crucial for the identification of metabolic pathways and their understanding in connection with the creation of important products of a selected strain of yeast. This diploma thesis focuses on the proteome analysis of the Rhodosporidium toruloides cultivated under different conditions. The metabolism of these yeasts with the characteristics of important metabolites is described in the theoretical part. The next part of the thesis is focused on proteomic approaches and bottom-up proteomics from the sample preparation to mass spectrometry analysis. The experimental part deals with the cultivation of yeast at different C/N ratios, next the isolation and determination of proteins using the FASP method, which includes proteolytic cleavage by trypsin, LC-MS/MS analysis and the database search.

Charakterizace rozdílně regulovaných proteinů je zásadní pro identifikaci metabolických drah a jejich pochopení v souvislosti s tvorbou významných produktů vybraného kmene kvasinek. Tato diplomová práce je zaměřena na analýzu proteomu kvasinek Rhodosporidium toruloides kultivovaných za různých podmínek. V teoretické části je popsán metabolismus zmíněných kvasinek s charakteristikou významných metabolitů. Další část rešerše je zaměřena na proteomické přístupy a bottom-up proteomiku od přípravy vzorku až po stanovení hmotnostní spektrometrií. Experimentální část se zabývá kultivací kvasinek při různých C/N poměrech, dále izolací a stanovením proteinů využitím metody FASP zahrnující proteolytické štěpení trypsinem, LC-MS/MS analýzou a databázovým vyhledáváním.

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Proteomics, carotenogenic yeast, karotenogenní kvasinky, Proteomika, bottom-up proteomika, protein, bottom-up proteomics, Rhodosporidium toruloides.

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