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Article Dans Une Revue Proteomics Année : 2022

Mass spectrometry detection of monkeypox virus: Comprehensive coverage for ranking the most responsive peptide markers

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Abstract The recent and sudden outbreak of monkeypox in numerous non‐endemic countries requires expanding its surveillance immediately and understanding its origin and spread. As learned from the COVID‐19 pandemic, appropriate detection techniques are crucial to achieving such a goal. Mass spectrometry has the advantages of a rapid response, low analytical interferences, better precision, and easier multiplexing to detect various pathogens and their variants. In this proteomic dataset, we report experimental data on the proteome of the monkeypox virus (MPXV) recorded by state‐of‐the‐art shotgun proteomics, including data‐dependent and data‐independent acquisition for comprehensive coverage. We highlighted 152 viral proteins, corresponding to an overall proteome coverage of 79.5 %. Among the 1371 viral peptides detected, 35 peptides with the most intense signals in mass spectrometry were selected, representing a subset of 13 viral proteins. Their relevance as potential candidate markers for virus detection by targeted mass spectrometry is discussed. This report should assist the rapid development of mass spectrometry‐based tests to detect a pathogen of increasing concern.

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hal-04459513 , version 1 (15-02-2024)

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Clément Lozano, Lucia Grenga, Fabrice Gallais, Guylaine Miotello, Laurent Bellanger, et al.. Mass spectrometry detection of monkeypox virus: Comprehensive coverage for ranking the most responsive peptide markers. Proteomics, 2022, 23 (2), pp.e2200253. ⟨10.1002/pmic.202200253⟩. ⟨hal-04459513⟩
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