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ACCELERATING CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH www.indianactsi.org Graham Cooks, Cedric D’hue, Allison Dill, Demian I via Eberlin, Christina Ferreira, Alan K. Jarmusch vin Kerian, Valentina Pirro partment of Chemistry d Center for Analytical Instrumentation Development, ndley Biosciences Center, Discovery Park, Purdue University Hospital Engagement Surgery Hospital Collaborators: Nathalie Agar, Brigham & Women’s Hospital Timothy Masterson, Michael Koch, Liang Cheng, IUPUI

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Hospital Engagement Surgery. R. Graham Cooks, Cedric D’hue, Allison Dill, Demian Ifa, Livia Eberlin, Christina Ferreira, Alan K. Jarmusch Kevin Kerian, Valentina Pirro Department of Chemistry and Center for Analytical Instrumentation Development, - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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R. Graham Cooks, Cedric D’hue, Allison Dill, Demian Ifa, Livia Eberlin, Christina Ferreira, Alan K. JarmuschKevin Kerian, Valentina Pirro

Department of Chemistry and Center for Analytical Instrumentation Development,Bindley Biosciences Center, Discovery Park, Purdue University

Hospital EngagementSurgery

Hospital Collaborators: Nathalie Agar, Brigham & Women’s HospitalTimothy Masterson, Michael Koch, Liang Cheng, IUPUI

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DESI Imaging

7 mm

“Cat on a pillow”

m/z 443

Resolution ~ 50 µm

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b) Line Scans

Signal ratios from MS Image construction

m/z 788

m/z 448

c) Tissue Imaging

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Abundance of Phosphatidylserine in Human Liver Adenocarcinoma

tumor

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Tumor margin

Justin M. Wiseman, Satu M. Puolitaival, Zoltán Takáts, R. Graham Cooks, Richard M. Caprioli, Angew. Chem. 2005

Tissue Analysis : Metabolite Profiling a) One Pixel

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Brain Tumor Diagnosis by Mass Spectrometry

L.S. Eberlin, et al. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 110, 1611 (2013)

Differentiation of tumor subtype, grade, and tumor cell concentration

Endogenous lipid profiles

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Human Brain CancersHuman Brain Cancers

• Over 125 types of brain tumors – complex to diagnose• Mean survival 12 – 15 months to some years • New cases (US): 22,910/year, deaths: 13,700/year• Neurosurgery is the primary treatment • Critical decisions made during neurosurgery

Need: Improved intraoperative diagnosis of tumors & margins One Answer: Direct tissue analysis! – Molecular histology using Mass

Spec

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Human Brain Gliomas – Subtypes

Same W.H.O grade (III), different

subtypes

Gemistocytic

L.S. Eberlin, I. Norton, et al Cancer Research, 2012, 72, 645

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Human Brain Gliomas – Classification models• A model creation dataset for 3

classifiers was constructed (type, grade, %) using training set

 Overall Recognition

CapabilityCross

ValidationSubtype 99.3 % 97.9 %Grade 99.7 % 99.2 %

Concentration 99.0 % 97.5 %

Independent Validation Set Class imaging Results (color coded)

Sample G26Grade IV

astrocytoma

Sample G33Grade IV

astrocytoma(infiltrative)

L.S. Eberlin, I. Norton, et al Cancer Research, 2012, 72, 645

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Prostate Disease State Touch Spray MS

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Kevin Kerian, Alan Jarmusch, Valentina Pirro -------Purdue Timothy Masterson, Michael Koch, Liang Cheng--- IUPUI

m/z 700 - 1000

3 years of data; dozens of patients

ONE PIXEL

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IUSM – DESI - Prostate

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MS Pathology: Prostate

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DESITouch Spray

Diagnosis:Tumor or Normal

Diagnosis:Tumor or Normal

DESI-MS ImagingDESI-MS Imaging

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Alan Jarmusch, Kevin Kerian, Valentina Pirro12 patients : 100 samples+

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TS_RCC_3142014_Point1 #6-9 RT: 0.06-0.08 AV: 4 NL: 2.65E4T: ITMS - p NSI Full ms [150.00-2000.00]

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MS Pathology: Kidney

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DESI-MS ImagingDESI-MS Imaging

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MS Pathology: KidneyKevin Kerian,

Valentina PirroAlan Jarmusch

TS Case 1 – directly from surgically resected tissue

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Blastocysts developing

In vitro

DESI-MS Signatures in Bovine Early Embryonic DevelopmentDESI-MS Signatures in Bovine Early Embryonic Development

Negative ion modeNegative ion mode

Immature oocytes

Eggs matured in vitro

Positive ion mode (silver adducts)Positive ion mode (silver adducts)

Blastocysts Developing In vivo

Fertilization

Christina Ferreira,PLoS One. 2013 20;8(9):e74981

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Ambient Ionization for Early Detection of Parkinson’s Disease in Cerebrospinal fluid

Compound Concentration RSD

Methionine5 ppm in H2O 11%

10 ppm in H2O 17%

Arginine5 ppm in H2O 3%

10 ppm in H2O 3%Karen Cesafsky and Ryan Espy

Paper spray quantification using stable isotope internal standards

Method for MS/MS for monitoring 33 selected metabolites in 0.47 min of analysis

CompoundLOD

(ng/mL)*

CSF (ng/mL) **

CompoundLOD

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CSF (ng/mL)

Alanine 2 3,300  Lysine 4 28,000Arginine 2 20,200  Methionine 0.3 6,000

Asparagine 13 5,000 Phenylalanin

e0.2 3,000

Aspartic Acid

4 3,000  Proline 4 4,000

Glutamic Acid

0.2 33,000   Serine 4 42,000

Glutamine 6 444,000  Threonine 9 28,000Glycine 5 600  Tryptophan 4 10,000Histidine 4 12,000  Tyrosine 1 10,000

Iso/Leucine 0.48,000/19,00

0 Valine 0.3 24,000

Reactive paper spray for more sensitivity

*in ng/mL or ppb; detection in water solutions (no salts present); ** CSF concentration in (in ppb) based on

literature reports.

Derivatization of the primary amine group on amino acids by acetone forming a Schiff base

Ryan Espy

PAPER SPRAY

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Reactive extraction spray. 18 amino acids can be monitored by MS/MS at CSF concentrations

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NL: 5.43E5ACSF 1X_acetone_extraction

AV: 25 T: + p ESI Full cnl 46.000 [80.070-300.000]

glycinealanine Asparagine

histidine

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tyrosinevaline

Christina Ferreira and Yue Ren

Ren et al., 2013. Analytical Methods, 5, 6686-6692.

Some amino acids present neutral loss of 46 after acetone reaction and can be detected by NL scanning

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Parallels between embryo and cancer cell metabolism

Energy metabolism: increased glycolysis. Amino acid metabolism: increased glutaminolysis.

Increased fatty acid metabolism: beta-oxidation and de novo synthesis of fatty acids. Parallels in regulation pathways: pyruvate kinase isoform M2 (PKM2) active in cancer cells

and in embryos.Smith and Sturmey, Biochem. Soc. Trans., 41:664-9 (2013).

C.R. Ferreira et al. J Mass Spectrom (2012)C.R. Ferreira et al. Anal. Bioanal. Chem. (2012)Gonzalez-Serrano et al. PLoS One. 2013 Sep 20;8(9):e74981

Mouse or bovine embryos are

washed to remove culture media

Embryos are individually placed onto glass slides

Matured_1to10_Niemann_PL_070312 #103-138RT:3.14-4.20AV:36 SB:140.07-0.46NL:3.53E2T:FTMS - p ESI Full ms [150.00-1000.00]

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DESI-MS analysis

Positive and negative ion mode

free fatty acids, cholesterol esters,

phospholipids, tryacylglycerols and

ubiquinone

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High resolution DESI-MS mass spectra of a bovine oocyte (egg) and a blastocyst in the positive ion mode. Abbreviations: TAG – triacylglycerols, Chol ester – cholesterol ester.

ubiquinone ion (of m/z 1140.4, Ag2NO3 adduct) is more abundant in

bovine blastocysts compared to immature oocytes.

Principal component analysis of DESI-MS lipid profiles from control mammary epithelial cells (green circles) and cells genetically modified to express CSCs properties.

ubiquinone adducts appear as major contributors for the differentiation of mouse cells genetically modified to become cancer stem cells (CSCs).

Valentina Pirro. Collaboration with Alice Chang (Purdue University)

DESI-MSUbiquinone as a hallmark in embryo development and cancer stem cells

Bovine immature oocyte

blastocyst produced in vivo