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Title: Computer%20Assisted%20Sequencing%20of%20Cyclic%20Peptides


1
Computer Assisted Sequencing of Cyclic Peptides
  • James E. Redman
  • Keith M. Wilcoxen
  • M. Reza Ghadiri

2
Antimicrobial Cyclic Peptides
  • Head-to-tail D,L-cyclic peptides
  • Cationic amphipathic ? antimicrobials
  • Membrane active
  • Sequence dependence
  • Selectivity
  • Microbial vs. mammalian membranes
  • Library synthesis screening
  • Construction of QSAR

3
Peptide Synthesis
4
Split-and-Pool Synthesis
  • Single bead - Single compound
  • Macrobead resins
  • 500 mm diameter
  • Dispense into plates cleave peptide
  • Sufficient compound for biological testing

5
Peptide Identification
  • Edman degredation
  • Requires N-terminus
  • Mass spectrometry
  • CID MSn
  • Complicated CID spectra for cyclic peptides
  • Multiple ring opening sites

6
Example
  • cKWLWKS
  • MS/MS of pure material

7
Requirements
  • MS sequencing of cyclic peptides
  • No chemical encoding
  • Complicates synthesis
  • Contaminates products
  • Automated analysis of mass spectra
  • Cyclic peptide fragmentations
  • Library residue constraints
  • Software integration
  • Visualization
  • Archival

8
Software Outline
9
Calculation of Spectra
  • Calculation of CID spectra
  • Backbone fragmentations
  • Cleavage of amide bond
  • Loss of CO
  • Side chain losses
  • NH3 from Arg, Lys, Gln
  • H2O from Ser, Thr, Glu
  • MSn
  • Iterative filtering

10
Scoring
  • Uses raw data
  • Predicted ? Experimental
  • Sum over j predicted peaks
  • wj scoring weight
  • Ij maximum experimental intensity
  • Normalization
  • Critical analysis
  • Pairwise scoring
  • Use unique peaks only
  • Reveals potential ambiguities

11
Limitations
  • Isobaric sequences
  • Retro sequences
  • Enantiomeric / diastereomeric sequences
  • Ile / Leu
  • Lys / Gln
  • Simplified calculations
  • Focus on commonly observed fragmentations
  • Approximations for side chain loss
  • Multiple charging for parent ion only

12
User Interface
  • Server application
  • Compiled C library
  • No UI
  • Fully scriptable
  • Integrates with Windows applications
  • Excel interface
  • Visual Basic for Applications
  • Worksheet input/output
  • Custom menus

13
Excel Interface
  • Sequence menu
  • Parent spectrum parameters
  • CID spectrum parameters
  • Library composition

14
Validation
  • Test compounds
  • Known sequences
  • Purified compounds
  • Cyclic-D,L-hexapeptides
  • Cyclic-D,L-octapeptides
  • Hypothetical split pool library
  • Mass spectra
  • Sonic spray ionization
  • Ion trap MS and MS/MS

15
Cyclic Hexapeptides
  • 11 Pure compounds
  • cKWLWKE, cKWLWKF, cKRWLWL etc.
  • Hypothetical library (1.8 ? 106 sequences)
  • Fixed Lys residue
  • 5 variable residues
  • 18 Possibilities
  • Omit Q, I
  • Manually optimized MS/MS

16
Cyclic Hexapeptides
  • Software output
  • Shortlist - sequences with correct parent mass
  • Top scoring sequence
  • Sequence selected by critical analysis
  • Hundreds of sequences shortlisted
  • Allowing for Q/K and retro sequences...
  • Scoring rank
  • 10/11 peptides identified correctly
  • Critical analysis
  • 11/11 peptides identified correctly

17
Cyclic Octapeptides
  • 30 Pure compounds
  • cKHKHKWLW, cKFQFKNWN, cKAQAKAWA,
    cKAQNKAWN etc.
  • Hypothetical library (4.0 ? 106 sequences)
  • Fixed K
  • 7 variable positions
  • Ala, Phe, His, Lys, Leu, Asn, Arg, Ser, Trp
  • Automated LCMS runs
  • CID of most intense ion in LC peak

18
Cyclic Octapeptides
  • Thousands of sequences shortlisted
  • Scoring rank
  • 23/30 peptides identified correctly
  • Critical analysis
  • 22/30 peptides identified correctly
  • 11 cases where selected sequences differ
  • Only 5 where both are incorrect
  • Only 3 cases with incorrect residues

19
Split Pool Hexapeptides
  • Hexapeptides
  • cKXXWLW
  • X Lys, His, Ser, Leu, Trp
  • 25 compounds
  • Split pool synthesis on macrobeads
  • Randomly select 30 beads
  • Cleave peptide
  • Auto LCMS analysis
  • Assign sequence by inspection of spectra

20
Split Pool Hexapeptides
  • Program input
  • Amphipathic cyclic peptides
  • cKXXZZZ
  • X Ala, Phe, Gly, His, LysLeu, Met, Asn, Arg,
    Ser, Thr, Val, Trp, Tyr
  • Z Ala, Phe, Leu, Val, Trp
  • 24500 sequences
  • 28/30 sequences identical to the manual
    assignments

21
Summary
  • Cyclic peptide MS sequencing software
  • Oriented towards split pool library analysis
  • No requirement for chemical encoding
  • Automated
  • Integrates with other applications
  • Customizable processing

22
Acknowledgments
  • Funding
  • The Wellcome Trust (JER)
  • The Skaggs Institute (KMW)
  • NIGMS (MRG)

23
cKWLWKS
  • MS/MS of pure material

24
cKHKHLALWL
  • Auto LC-MS/MS

25
cKSHWLW
  • Split and pool single bead
  • Auto LC-MS/MS

26
Hexamer Sequences
27
Octamer Sequences
28
Octamer Sequences
29
Octamer Sequences
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