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Detergent/Denaturant Compatibility, Efficient On-Bead Digestion, Comprehensive Proteome Coverage

  • Use any lysis buffer, including detergents or denaturants, for seamless workflow compatibility
  • Maximize recovery of scarce proteins that are crucial for comprehensive proteome analyses
  • Streamline your workflows with automation-friendly design, surpassing traditional methods like precipitation and filtration
  • Leverage superior magnetic response to competing beads for effective and efficient bead handling

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Simplify Protein Sample Preparation with Magnetic Beads for Bottom-Up Proteomics

Magnetic Proteomics Sample Prep (MPSP) Beads offer a solution for efficient, reliable protein sample preparation in bottom-up proteomics workflows. Designed for consistent and comprehensive proteome coverage, MPSP beads excel in compatibility with various buffers, including those containing detergents or denaturants, ensuring seamless integration into diverse workflows. Their superior magnetic response enables efficient bead handling, outperforming competing technologies and enhancing usability.

Optimized for the recovery of low-abundance proteins, MPSP magnetic beads help achieve deeper proteome insights critical for comprehensive analyses. These beads enable efficient on-bead digestion, minimizing sample loss and maximizing reproducibility. Automation-friendly and scalable, they offer a streamlined alternative to traditional methods like precipitation, FASP and S-Trap, making them ideal for both manual and automated platforms.

By incorporating MPSP beads into proteomics workflows, you can achieve high-quality, reproducible data with enhanced flexibility and efficiency, empowering discoveries across a wide range of applications.

Bar graph showing the recovery of digested peptides after capture using Promega MPSP beads compared to recovery after capture using beads from another key supplier.

Recovery of digested peptides after capture using Promega MPSP beads compared to recovery after capture using beads from another key supplier. Protein extracted from Human K562 cells using the Lysis Buffer (Whole Cell) was combined with Promega MPSP Magnetic Beads (1:10, Protein: Bead ratio) and acetonitrile (80% final concentration). The beads were incubated for 20 minutes with shaking at 1200rpm, magnetically separated, washed 3X with 80% ethanol and digested overnight using the Digestion Buffer containing Trypsin/Lys-C Mix (1:20 Enzyme: Substrate ratio). Peptide concentrations were measured using the Thermo Scientific Pierce quantitative colorimetric peptide assay using the Promega K562 peptide digest as the peptide standard (spiked into the prototype digestion buffer).


Identified Proteins

Bar graph comparing levels of K562 protein identification using beads from another key supplier, magnetic silica and MPSP Beads.

Total Peptides

Bar graph comparing total peptides using beads from another key supplier, magnetic silica and MPSP Beads.

Digestion Efficiency

Bar graph comparing digestion efficiency using beads from another key supplier, magnetic silica and MPSP Beads.

Comparative proteomic analysis of K562 proteins using different magnetic beads. Digested peptides were loaded onto a 0.075 × 50cm C18 column (Acclaim PepMAP (Thermo)) with a 2–32% B (80% acetonitrile) gradient over 2 hours using a vanquish neo LC system (Thermo). Mass spectral data were collected using a cycle time of 1 second in a data-dependent mode with a Thermo exploris 240 mass spectrometer (Thermo). Raw files were searched with proteome discover 3.1 using Sequest as a search engine (precursor detector included) against the Human Uniprot database. All data were filtered using a 1% protein and 0.1% peptide FDR. 

Bead Comparison

Venn diagram comparing bead capture results using beads from another key supplier, magnetic silica and MPSP Beads.

Desalting Comparison

Venn diagram comparing desalting methods: MPSP bead capture, strap and precipitation.

Bead capture is surface-independent and proteins overlap across desalting methods. Panel A. Venn analysis comparing three bead types. The central section represents proteins common to all bead types, indicating that greater than 95% of the proteins identified are common to all 3 bead types and suggesting that bead capture is not predisposed to any surface type. Panel B. Venn analysis comparing desalting using three common approaches, MPSP bead capture, strap and precipitation. This analysis suggests that the majority of proteins (about 83%) are found using all three methods. A small subset of proteins (about 7%) are unique to each workflow. Both analyses consisted of six replicates.

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Lysis Buffer (Whole Cell)

CS3325A01 1 × 25ml

Digestion Buffer

CS3325A05 1 × 25ml

MPSP Magnetic Beads Slurry

CS3325A03 1 × 5ml 20mg/ml in 20% ethanol

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