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Novel Tools for “omics”-based Analysis of Complex Mixtures; Application to a Investigation
of the Effect of Prolonged Glucose Stimulation on the Lipid Profile of Mouse Heart
Muscle
John P. Shockcor, PhD, FRSC CChem
Director of Strategic Operations, Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences, Waters Corp.Professor, Dept. Of Surgery and Cancer, Imperial College, London, UKVisiting Fellow, Dept. of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, UK
Metabolomic and Lipidomic Research in Diabetes and Obesity
Prof. Jules Griffin,MRC HNR & University of Cambridge
Dr.Helen AthertonDr.Melanie Gulston
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Effect of insulin on glucose uptake and metabolism.
Insulin binds to its receptor (1) which in turn starts many protein activation cascades (2). These include: translocation of Glut-4 transporter to the plasma membrane and influx of glucose (3), glycogen synthesis (4), glycolysis (5) and fatty acidsynthesis (6).
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Type II diabetes is characterized by insulin resistance, and in the heart this results in a failure to recruit Glucose Transporter 4 (GluT4) into the cell membrane during periods of high blood glucose.
As a result, metabolism of the diabetic heart has an increased reliance on beta-oxidation of fatty acids. This has been linked to the increased lipid load which may result in lipotoxicity in the diabetic heart.
In addition the ATP generated by fatty acid oxidation requires more oxygen compared with that derived from the oxidation of glucose, increasing the risk of ischaemic heart disease.
The Diabetic Heart
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In this study we have examined a mouse model where Glucose Transporter 1 has been increased in expression selectively in the heart. GLUT1 is responsible for the low-level of basal glucose transport. It is a non-insulin dependent glucose transporter and as such it will dramatically increase glucose metabolism in the heart.
Study Description
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Wild-type and transgenic mice were sacrificed at 3 months and the heart tissue rapidly dissected and stored at -80C. A chloroform/methanol extraction was performed and the lipids in the organic layer for all samples were profiled using a UPLC/Synapt G2.
Study Description
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What is the effect of prolonged glucose stimulation on the lipid profile of heart tissue?
Question?
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Intact Lipid Analysis:
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Chromatography
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Direct Infusion of a Tissue Extract
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Exapnded Region around m/z 806
PC 38:6
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TIC of Tissue Extract
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TIC and XIC for m/z 806.5695 PC 38:6
PC 16:0/22:6
PC 18:2/20:4Isotope of 804
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UPLC and MS Conditions for Global Lipid Profiling
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UPLC/MS from liver extractChoE & TGPC, PG, PE
lysophospolipids SM, DG
PG,PI, PS, PE
FFA
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Trizaic
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TRIZAIC™ UPLC® System
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nanoTile Flow Path
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Free Fatty Acids
18:3
22:6
20:4
18:1
16:0
18:2
18:0
Linear response between 0.015 ng/l and 5 ng/l
Mobile phase A: ACN/Water (60:40) with 10 mM NH4 formate and 0.1% FAMobile phase B: IPA/ACN (90:10) with 10 mM NH4 formate and 0.1% FA
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Liver Extract: Positive Ion ModeColumn: CSH C18, 0.15 x 100 mm
PC, SM, PE, PG, PI
TG
LP
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Total Lipids Extract from Liver Negative Ionization mode
FFA, LP
PC, SM, PE, PG, PI
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Tic of Human Urine (Positive Ion)
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UPC2
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03-Aug-2012FFA Mix 1 FFA Method 0.5ul inj 15CV0 17:14:13
Time0.20 0.40 0.60 0.80 1.00 1.20 1.40 1.60 1.80 2.00 2.20 2.40 2.60 2.80
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0
100
TAGs_08022012_026 1: TOF MS ES- BPI
1.71e51.72
339.3196
1.52311.2894
1.35283.2587
1.18255.2276
1.05227.1970
0.91199.1659
0.79171.1348
1.93367.3502
UPC2 Free Fatty Acid
Method Conditions:Instrument: ACQUITY UPC2
Column: ACQUITY UPC2 HSS C18 SBCo-solvent: MeOH w/ 2g/L Ammonium FormateGradient: 1 to 10% over 5 minutes*Flow: 2.5 mL/minTemperature: 600CCCM Pressure: 1885Injection Vol: 0.5uL
Make-up flow: 0.2mL/min of 0.1% formic acidSplitter: Upchurch cross 1/16 PEEK
Sample Concentration: 0.25mg/mLFFA: C8 to C24
C24:0
C20:0
C18:0
C16:0
C14:0
C12:0
C10:0
C8:0
C22:0
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UPC2/oa-Qtof:
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MS Analysis
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Electro-Spray Ionization
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A Quadrupole Time-of Flight Mass Spectrometer
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Fragmentation of a Typical Glycerophospholipid
O
O
HO
R1 O ON
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P
OH
O
O
R2
Phosphotadylcholine (PC)
sn-1
sn-2
sn-1-H20
sn-2-H20
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Fragmentation of Triglycerides
O
O
HO
O
R3
R2
O
R1
O
sn-1-NL
sn-3-NL
sn-2-NL
Note: The fragmentation for Mono and Di Glycerides cleaves the same bonds.
NL sn-1
NL sn-2
NL sn-3
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UPLC/MSE (Step 1)
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Ionized Precursors
Precursors Transferred to TOF MS
UPLC/MSE ( low energy)
Co-Eluting Ions
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Ionized Precursors
Precursors & Products Transferred to TOF-MS
UPLC/MSE (high energy)
Co-Eluting Ions
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Precursors IMS Separated
Ionized Precursors
Precursors Transferred to TOF MS
UPLC/HDMSE (low energy) …deconvoluting chimericy
Co-Eluting Ions
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Precursors IMS Separated
Ionized Precursors
Precursors & Products Time Aligned
UPLC/HDMSE (high energy) …deconvoluting chimericy
Co-Eluting Ions
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UPLC/HDMSE
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Fragmentation Spectrum ofTG (18:0/18:1/18:1) m/z 904.8333
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Export to EZinfo
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PLS-DA of All Groups
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Transfer of Loadings
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Tagging Imported Loadings
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Creating a Filter
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Working with Selected CompoundsMined from MVA
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James LangridgeMike Morris John Hoyes
Martin GreenJason Wildgoose
Kevin GilesSteve Pringle
Ronan O’MalleyAlistair WallaceJeff GoshawkRichard Gilpin
Acknowledgements
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Scot GermanosGiorgis IssacAndy Baker
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Acknowledgements
University Of CambridgeCambridge, UK
Jules GriffinHelen AthertonMelanie Gulston
MerckUSA
Jose Castro Perez
Imperial CollegeLondon, UK
Jeremy NicholsonElaine Holmes
Liz WantMatt Lewis
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Acknowledgements