Quantitative site-specific glycoproteomics by ZenoTOF reveals glyco-signatures for breast cancer diagnosis
Yang, Y.; Zhao, D.; Luo, J.; Lin, L.; Lin, Y.; Shan, B.; Chen, H.; Qiao, L.
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Intact glycopeptide characterization by mass spectrometry has proven a versatile tool for site-specific glycoproteomics analysis and biomarker screening. Here, we present a method using the ZenoTOF instrument with optimized fragmentation for intact glycopeptide identification and demonstrate its ability to analyze large-cohort glycoproteomes. From 124 clinical serum samples of breast cancer, non-cancerous diseases, and non-disease controls, a total of 6901 unique site-specific glycans on 807 gly-cosites of proteins were detected. Much more differences of glycoproteome were observed in breast diseases than the proteome. By employing machine learning, 15 site-specific glycans were determined as potential glyco-signatures in detecting breast cancer. The results demonstrate that our method provides a powerful tool in glycoproteomic analyses for biomarker discovery studies.
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