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Development and Applications of Stable Isotope Labelling Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry for Quantitative Proteomics
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This thesis describes the characterization, automation, and applications of a stable isotope labelling method for quantitative proteomics by mass spectrometry. Known as 2MEGA, the method uses guanidinylation to convert peptide lysine residues to homoarginine followed by reductive methylation of...
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Fall 2012
The overall goal of this thesis research is to develop a spectral searching strategy capable of identifying peptide sequences from MS/MS spectra with high sensitivity and accuracy. First, a shotgun proteome analysis method was developed and successfully applied to the identification of proteins...
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Spring 2010
Interest in microfluidic platforms has surged as an alternative for sample preparation in the past two decades, with the potential for miniaturization, portability, automation, integration and parallelism driving this research. However, it is still very challenging to develop an integrated...
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Discovery and Targeted Approaches for Comparative Label-Free Proteomic Quantification via Mass Spectrometry
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Over the last few decades, the field of proteomics has developed rapidly owing to advancements in genomic and transcriptomic technologies contributing to the compilation of vast quantities of protein sequence libraries. Proteomics, the study of global protein composition in a biological system,...
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Functional genomic characterization of the Arabidopsis circadian circuit in the plant osmoregulatory and nutrient stress responses
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Plants require periods of light and darkness to grow and develop properly. In plants, the timing of daily events is facilitated by the circadian clock. Most eukaryotes possess a circadian circuit that is entrained by different inputs such as light and temperature. Here, I show that the only...
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Fall 2020
The Golgi complex resides at the center of the cellular trafficking pathway, where it functions in the modification, sorting, and trafficking of over one third of human proteins to their correct cellular destination. Initiation of vesicle formation at the Golgi requires activation of small...
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Fall 2021
Caspases are a family of enzymes that regulate biological processes, such as inflammation and programmed cell death, through proteolysis. For example, in the intrinsic pathway of apoptosis, cell death signaling involves cytochrome c release from the mitochondria, which leads to the activation of...
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Investigation of CD36-Induced Anti-Angiogenic Signalling Platform via Proximity Biotinylation
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In response to hypoxic conditions, tumours secrete pro-angiogenic factors that stimulate the development of new blood vessels. Given the critical role of angiogenesis in tumour progression, therapies counteracting cancer neovascularization have been developed. However, clinical studies have shown...
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Measuring proteomic changes associated with viral infections and neurodegenerative diseases using mass spectrometry
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Viral infection and the resultant cellular stress can trigger significant changes to the cellular host proteome. Viral proteases essential to viral replication have been shown to cleave human host protein substrates as a mechanism of immune response evasion. The severe acute respiratory syndrome...
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2017-01-30
Several strains of Bacillus spp. were isolated from across Algeria, the largest African country. The strains were bioprospected from several economically-relevant environments such as oil-mining sites, salty lakes, coal mines, deserts and oil-contaminated water basins. Hundreds of isolates were...