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We were able to identify and quantify relative amounts of ~4,750 non-redundant proteins by studying 200 subproteomes (10 fractions at the protein level, with each protein fraction further fractionated into 20 peptide-level subproteomes) across four different cell types (results to be published).
The methylene chloride extract (Fraction C) was further fractionated into four fractions (C1 C4) of different Rf values using preparative thin layer chromatography (TLC) plates (0.2 mm, POLYGRAM® SIL G/UV254, Macherey-Nagel GmbH & Co, Duren, Germany) and a solvent system: acetone:ethyl acetate = 1 4 (v/v).
The water soluble fraction was further fractionated into chloroform, ethyl acetate and n-butanol soluble fraction.
Since methylene chloride extracted the most active ingredients from the methanol/water extract of A. altissima, our focus was shifted to Fraction C. Fraction C was further fractionated into C1, C2, C3 and C4 using preparative TLC.
This lysate was further fractionated into a soluble and insoluble fraction by ultracentrifugation (100,000 x g for 30 min at 4°C).
We thus isolated synaptosome fractions from mouse forebrains and subsequently, synaptosome preparations (SS) were further fractionated into synaptosomal plasmatic membrane (PM), cytosolic (Cyt) and SV fractions.
More specifically, the initial aqueous fraction was further fractionated in aqueous and methanolic fractions.
The separated fractions were further fractionated in the 2nd dimension by SDS-PAGE.
The RPHPLC fraction of E5PcF3 was further fractionated by SEC into seven fractions (C1 to C7), as shown in Figure 1.
Active RP fractions were further fractionated by normal-phase (NP) LC into eight fractions with increasing polarity.
In order to determine the distribution of proteins implicated in glutamate synaptic transmission and plasticity within our preparation, we further fractionated synaptosomes (P2) into synaptic plasma membrane- (LP1), synaptic vesicle- (LP2) and PSD-enriched fractions (Fig. 1C).
