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1 LIPID MAPS Lipidomics Workshop April 28, Sphingolipids (and precursor fatty acyl-coa s) M. Cameron Sullards Schools of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biology & Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience Georgia Institute of Technology ther LIPID MAPS Sphingolipid Core members: Mass spectrometry Cell biology Al Merrill Jeremy Allegood Elaine Wang Chris Haynes Ying Liu Samuel Kelly Jia Wei
2 utline: A. Brief introduction to the lipid class: nomenclature & range of compounds to analyze B. Sample preparation issues: solvents, chromatography, recovery, reproducibility C. Compound identification: Characteristic fragmentations; MS/MS and MS n (LC for isomers and isobars, etc.) D. Quantitation: MRM, Internal standards, etc. E. Data analysis/visualization: LIMS, Website, other F. Remaining challenges and opportunities G. Discoveries from sphingolipidomic analysis thus far H. Comparison of Lipid MAPS methods with others in the literature
3 A. Brief introduction to the lipid class: nomenclature & range of compounds to analyze Backbone variation Sphingoid base: Sphinganine (d18:0) 4-Hydroxysphinganine (phytosphingosine) (t18:0) D-erythro-sphingosine (d18:1) Headgroup variation Phosphosphingolipids: -P( 2- )-choline, Sphingomyelin Glycosphingolipids: Glc, Gal, Lac, Sulfatides >400; see GalNAc III Glc Lactosylceramide (Lac) amide: Shown: N-palmitoylsphingosine (d18:1/16:0) ther fatty acidstypically C16-C double bond sometimes α-hydroxy Gal IV Gal II Glc I NeuAc GM3 GM1 Neu5Acα2-3(Galβ1-3GalNAcβ1-4)Galβ1-4Glc1-1 II 3 Neu5AcGg 4
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5 B. Sample preparation issues: solvents, chromatography, recovery, reproducibility: A mm Petri dish w/cells PBS scrape pellet + CH 3 H + CHCl 3 + Internal Stds (Avanti) Sonicate 48 o C ~12 h 0.1 M KH 37 o C ~2 h B Centrifuge & transfer to autoinjector vial A (Polar) Centrifuge & transfer Dry, Redissolve in LC mobile phase Reverse phase LC- MS n >80% B (Nonpolar) + HAc + CHCl 3 + H 2 Centrifuge & Recover Lower phase Dry, Redissolve in LC mobile phase Centrifuge & transfer to autoinjector vial Normal phase LC MS n 80-90%
6 C. Compound Identification: Characteristic fragmentations of sphingolipids m/z 184 H H (CH 2 ) 8 R NH H P H N + m/z 264 H H R' m/z 266 H H R" (CH 2 ) 8 R NH H (CH 2 ) 8 H 3 N+ H R = n-alkyl chain, R' = H, Glu/Gal, Lac, and R" = H, P 3
7 Sphingolipid analysis by LC-MS/MS A (Polar, e.g. So, Sa, 4-H-Sa, SoP, So-Pcholine, Psychosine, -P, etc.) B (Nonpolar, e.g., -P, SM, Glc, Gal, Lac, etc.) Normal phase HPLC Reverse phase HPLC Inlet System Ion Source Mass Analyzer (Q1, Q2, Q3 or LIT) Detector Species analyzed to date (in most mammalian sphingoid base & FA variants): SM s, Glc, Gal, Lac, Sulfatide (quanlitative analysis of globosides and gangliosides) & -P So, Sa and 4-hydroxy-Sa So-P, Sa-P and other derivatives (lysosm, psychosine, N-methyl-) Plus metabolites labeled with stable isotope precursors (Dihydro)ceramides Sphingomyelins Glycosphingolipids H R NH H+ m/z 264 (266, etc.) Z0 Y 0 H H 5 R' Z1 4 Y 1 H 1,5 H 0 HN X R" 2 C2 B2 H H H 1 3 C1 2,5 A m/z B1 (266, etc.) H H Phosphocholine NH m/z 184 Data System for quantitation by MRM (Multiple Reaction Monitoring) w/ appropriate internal standards Sullards, Merrill & coworkers STKE (2001), Methods (2005), Meth. Enzymol. (in press) &
8 Summary of conditions used for Liquid Chromatography Reversed Phase - LCB analysis: So, Sa, phyto So, So- 1-P, Sa-1-P, and standards x 50mm Supelco Discovery C18, 5 μm, 120 Å - A: 74:25:1 CH 3 H/H 2 /HCH B: 99:1 CH 3 H/HCH - Flow rate 1 ml/min, 0.6 min. 80:20 A/B, 1.8 min. to 100% B, 0.6 min. hold 100% B Normal Phase - Complex SL's:, Glc, Gal, Lac, SM, and standards x 50 mm Supelco NH 2, 3 μm, 120 Å - A: 97:2:1 CH 3 CN/CH 3 H/CH 3 CH B: 99:1 CH 3 H/CH 3 CH both 5mM Ammonium Acetate - Flow rate 1.5 ml/min, 0.5 min. 100% A, 0.2 min. gradient to 90:10 A/B, 0.5 min. hold, 0.4 min. to 82:18 A/B, 0.6 min hold, 0.4 min. to 100% B For more information, see Sullards, Merrill & coworkers: STKE (2001), Methods (2005), Meth. Enzymol. (in press) &
9 Serine + Palmitoyl-CoA Approx. number of molecules per RAW cell (million) 3-Ketosphinganine <0.1 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 10 CH 2 Sphinganine (d18:0) H H CH 2 H NH 3 (+) Sphinganine 1-phosphate (d18:0-p) <0.1 C2:0 DH 3.9 d18:0-p C2:0 <0.1 d18:1-p 30 DH-P d18: d18: GlcDH -P Glc DH 13.5 DHSM GalDH C18:0 1--Acyl DH <0.1 < SM C18:0 1--Acyl <0.1 C18:0 Gal Glc < Lac Sulfatide <0.1 [<1] C20:0 DH C20:0 C22:0 DH C22:0 amide synthases + Fatty acyl-coa C24:1 DH C24:1 C24:0 DH C24:0 C26:1 DH All subspecies have been quantified for these chain lengths, too (only a few are shown; all are at C26:1 C26:0 DH C26:
10 Serine + Palmitoyl-CoA C2:0 DH d18:0-p C2:0 d18:1-p DH-P d18:0 GalDH -P d18:1 Gal DH DHSM Acidic Sphingolipids Infusion 0.6 ml/h (MeH) 3-Ketosphinganine Prec 290 scan [MCA 60 Scans (3s/scan)] DP = -100 CE = -75 IS = GlcDH C18:0 1--Acyl DH SM C18:0 1--Acyl C18:0 Glc CH 3 (CH 2 ) 10 CH 2 C20:0 DH C20:0 Sphinganine (d18:0) Raw cells +Kd 2 Lipid A C22:0 DH C22:0 Next category of compounds being analyzed Sphinganine by Inside-out 1-phosphate sphingolipidomics: (d18:0-p) Gangliosides (tentative assignments) H H CH 2 H NH 3 (+) amide synthases + Fatty acyl-coa C24:1 DH C24:1 C24:0 DH C24:0 C26:1 DH Raw cells Variation in backbone, acyl chain & headgroup specificity C26:1 Sulfatide GM3 GM2 GM1 GD1a C26:0 DH C26:0
11 Work-flow for analysis of new samples using this LC-MS/MS Methodology 1. Identify structure specific dissociations unique to various classes (e.g., SM, Glc, Gal, Lac, etc.) 2. Utilize precursor ion and neutral loss scans to identify individual headgroup, sphingoid base, and fatty acid combinations. 3. ptimize ionization and dissociation conditions for all species. 4. ptimize LC as required to minimize ionization suppression effects, and interferences arising from isobaric, isotopic, and isomeric species (repeat #3 if necessary). 5. ptimize conditions for quantitation via ratio of peak areas vs validated internal standards for all of the species present.
12 Example: Identification of sphingolipid subspecies via Neutral Loss or Precursor Ion Scans m/z Relative Ion Abundance Q Relative Ion Abundance m/z Pre 184 (SM) C24:1 C18:0 C22:
13 relative ion abundance C2:0 Precursor (25 ev) C24: C24:1 Precursor (45 ev) D. Quantitation of Sphingolipids Comparison of ion abundance for ceramides of varying chain length when analyzed under single ionization and dissociation conditions vs optimized MRM C2:0 MRM C24:1 C2: m/z
14 Criteria for selection of internal standards 1. Must have the same chemical and physical properties as the analyte of interest, ideally stable isotope labeled analogs. 2. Should be practical for omic analysis-- --i.e.,., cover as many subspecies as possible because adding an internal standard for every analyte would require 100s to 1000s of molecules to be synthesized, added and analyzed, which is too expensive, time consuming and possibly analytically impossible. LIPID MAPS Sphingolipidomics cocktail (available from Avanti Polar Lipids): 10 uncommon sphingolipid species that are used to t spike samples prior to extraction (Walt Shaw)
15 LIPID MAPS internal standard cocktail (cont.) For sphingoid bases: odd chain length variants that elute under similar conditions so there is little ionization or dissociation effects and precursor and product ion masses are slightly shifted. d17:1 sphingosine and sphingosine 1-phosphate1 phosphate homologs d17:0 sphinganine and sphinganine 1-phosphate1 phosphate homologs For complex sphingolipids: shorter fatty acid chain length variants ants (C12:0) that co-elute with analytes of interest so there are no ionization effects, and have different precursor ion masses but similar fragmentation when optimized. C12-,, C25-,, C P, C12-Glc, C12-Lac, C12 SM Also available: Under development: C12-Sulfatide C12-GM1 and other complex glycosphingolipids C17:1 sphingosylphosphocholine; ; N-methylN methyl-sphingoid bases
16 Area (cps) 6.00E E E E E E+08 amides C12:0 C18:0 C24:0 C24:1 C25:0 Comparison of MRM for ceramides and dihydroceramides of varying chain length compared to C12- internal standard 0.00E pmol on column 4.50E+08 Dihydroceramides Area (cps) 4.00E E E E E E E+08 C18:0 C24:0 C24:1 Analyzed by LC MS/MS using an ABI 4000 QTrap 5.00E E pmol on column
17 E. Data analysis/visualization: Basic LIPID MAPS Protocol Plate cells Grow Pre-treatments (if any) LIPID MAPS Add agent (LPS, Kdo2 Lipid A) TM Incubation Example data from Lipid MAPS experiments: Changes in in RAW 267 cells treated with Kdo 2 Lipid A (see Analyze N-acyl chain subspecies 16:0 18:0 20:0 22:0 24:1 24:0 26:126: Treatment Control Timecourse (h) (pmol amide/ug DNA)
18 Serine + Palmitoyl-CoA 3-Ketosphinganine (below LD) Sphinganine CRE I: Sphingolipids (only C16 shown) Biological Replicates +/- SE C16DH C16DHSM C16DHGlc Sphinganine 1-P Data Sets Available at: (Eoin Fahy) C16SM Sphingosine C16 C16Glc Sphingosine 1-P C16-P KD 2 Control
19 F. Remaining challenges (and opportunities) Discovery of new subspecies (and new functions for known subspecies)--such as N-methylsphingoid bases btain standards for glycosphingolipids (and new sphingolipids) Determine how to better visualize changes in abundances in multiple classes of sphingolipids over time. Develop methods to differentiate appearance/disappearance of particular subspecies via de novo biosynthesis vs turnover.
20 Example of Lipid MAPS timecourse data set for sphingolipids (see
21 Relational depiction of sphingolipid biosynthesis 26:1 16:0 26:0 24:0 18:0 Sa SaP 22:0 24:1 HŌanal Complex DHSL Complex SL N-acylKetoSa N-acylsphinganines N-acylsphingosines (Dihydroceramides) (amides) 16:0 18:0 Serine + PalCoA KetoSa Sphinganine 26:1 26:1 Palmitoyl-CoA 24:0 KSa 24:1 22:0 20:0 Me Sa Me 2 Sa 20:0 26:1 Me 3 Sa 16:0 26:0 24:0 18:0 So Sphingoid base (KSa, Sa, So, Etc.) SoP N-acyl-sphingoid base (Fatty acid carbon #:db) Sphingoid base 1-phosphate N(Me n ) sphingoid base Me So 22:0 Key 24:1 So 16:0 SoP Me 3 Sa HŌenal Me 2 So 20:0 -Glc -Gal Me 3 So -Phosphorylcholine (Sphingomyelin ) -Phosphate (amide 1-P) Fatty acyl-coa or fatty aldehyde (HŌanal or enal) How to display so much information? HÕenal Expand as additional species are analyzed
22 Ser + PalCoA 3-KetoSa Sa GlcDH DH DHSM Fenretinide Glc SM 26:1 So SoP :1 22 SM SaP 26:1 Sa 20 Glc KSa 24 24:1 22 DHSM Fold change Zheng et al., 2006 DHGlc
23 F. Remaining challenges (and opportunities) Discovery of new subspecies (and new functions for known subspecies). btain standards for glycosphingolipids. Determine how to better visualize changes in abundances in multiple classes of sphingolipids over time. Develop methods to differentiate appearance/disappearance of particular subspecies via de novo biosynthesis vs turnover.
24 hr 1hr 2hr 4hr 8hr 12hr 24hr Control 0.5hr Control 1hr Control 2hr Control 4hr Control 8hr Control 12hr Control 24hr RAW 10% time course w/[ 13 C]palmitate Ser + PalCoA 3-KetoSa Sa GlcDH DH DHSM Glc SM 25 C16 C18 C22 C24 C26 13 C DUAL amide ( 13 C in sphingoid base and fatty acid) 50 (pmol/ug DNA) 0hr 0.5hr 1hr 2hr 4hr 8hr 12hr 24hr Control 0.5hr Control 1hr Control 2hr Control 4hr Control 8hr Control 12hr Control 24hr (pmol/ug DNA) Analysis of sphingolipid biosynthesis using stable isotope labeled precursors 0.1 mm [ 13 C]palmitate 13 C BASE amide (labeled sphingoid base only) C16 C18 C22 C24 C
25 To understand sphingolipid biosynthesis one must also know the availability of the co-substrate fatty acyl-coa s. S MS/MS of -CoA H 3 C P H H P N N H H P H NH 2 N N (M + H) m/z NH NH H CH CoA (10 pmol/μl in methanol 10 mm triethylammonium acetate) was infused at 5 μl/min. 4000QTrap parameters: IS = 5400 V, Gs1 = 12 psi, CUR = 10 psi, DP = 180 V, CE = 52 V, CXP = 14.3 V, CAD = Med pmol per 10*6 cells (mean + SE, n=7) Fatty acyl-coa profile of RAW cells (and for comparison, MCF7 cells) C14:0 C18:1 C18:0 C20:0 C22:0 C24:1 C24:0 C26:0 Molecular Species 2159 RAW MCF7
26 G. Examples of discoveries from sphingolipidomic analysis Basic LIPID MAPS Protocol Plate cells thus far Grow Pre-treatments (if any) LIPID MAPS Add agent (LPS, Kdo2 Lipid A) TM de novo sphingolipid biosynthesis is induced by Kdo 2 Lipid A (has been correlated with gene array data showing increases in SPT1 and SPT2 mrna) Incubation Analyze N-acyl chain subspecies 16:0 18:0 20:0 22:0 24:1 24:0 26:126: Treatment Control Timecourse (h) (pmol amide/ug DNA)
27 Serine + Palmitoyl-CoA Number of molecules per RAW cell (million) 3-Ketosphinganine <0.1 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 10 CH 2 Sphinganine (d18:0) H H CH 2 H NH 3 (+) Sphinganine 1-phosphate (d18:0-p) DH-P H DHSM <0.1 H H S C2:0 d18:0 C18:0 1--Acyl DH H 11.7H DH H DH 13.5 <0.1 d18:0-p GlcDH Sulfatide GalDH <0.1 - C2:0 <0.1 d18:1-p 30 H (3'-sulfogalactosylceramide) d18: P Glc H 1023 SM C18:0 1--Acyl <0.1 C18:0 Gal Glc <0.1 C20:0 DH C20: Lac <0.1 [<1] 30.3 Sulfatide amide pmol/μg DNA C22:0 DH 50 C22:0 amide Sulfatides synthases in RAW cells treated + Fatty acyl-coa with Kdo 2 Lipid A C24:1 DH C24:1 C24:0 DH C24:0 C26:1 DH -Kdo All subspecies have been quantified for these chain lengths, too 2 0 (only a few are shown; all are at Time (h) 11.7 C26:1 C26:0 DH Kdo2 Lipid A +Kdo C26: (exact quantitation still in progerss)
28 G. Examples of additional discoveries from sphingolipidomic analysis thus far Sphingosine-1-phosphate phosphohydrolase regulates endoplasmic reticulum-togolgi trafficking of ceramide. Giussani P, Maceyka M, Le Stunff H, Mikami A, Lepine S, Wang E, Kelly S, Merrill AH Jr, Milstien S, Spiegel S. Mol Cell Biol Jul;26(13): Glucosylceramide synthase is an essential regulator of pathogenicity of Cryptococcus neoformans. Rittershaus PC, Kechichian TB, Allegood JC, Merrill AH Jr, Hennig M,Luberto C, Del Poeta M. J Clin Invest Jun;116(6): Effects of sphingosine-1-phosphate and ceramide-1-phosphate on rat intestinal smooth muscle cells: implications for postoperative ileus. Dragusin M, Wehner S, Kelly S, Wang E, Merrill AH Jr, Kalff JC, vanechten-deckert G. FASEB J Sep;20(11): amide kinase utilizes ceramide provided by ceramide transport protein. Localization to subcellular compartments of eicosanoid synthesis. Lamour NF, Stahelin RV, Wijesinghe DS, Maceyka M, Wang E, Allegood JC, Merrill AH Jr, Cho W, Chalfant CE. J Lipid Res Mar 27; [Epub ahead of print] Sphingomyelinase Restricts the Lateral Diffusion of CD4 and Inhibits HIV Fusion. Finnegan CM, Rawat SS, Cho EH, Guiffre DL, Lockett S, Merrill AH Jr, Blumenthal R. J Virol Mar 7; [Epub ahead of print]
29 H. Comparison of these methods with other sphingolipidomic techniques in the literature "Shotgun" techniques: Use the same precursor ion / neutral loss scans - Great for profiling, not quantitation, suffer from ionization suppression, isotopic, isobaric, and isomeric interferences especially without hydrolysis and extraction. Nanospray ionization: Greatly improved sensitivity and reduced chemical noise: allows detection of low abundance species, detailed structural analyses on numerous species, chip-based systems can be coupled to LC, and fraction collection. Ultra high resolution mass analysis: allows differentiation of isobaric / isotopic interferences and alternative fragmentation techniques.
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