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SAL_13102 details
Primary information
SALIDSAL_13102
Biomarker nameMyosin-4 (Myosin heavy chain 2b) (MyHC-2b) (Myosin heavy chain 4) (Myosin heavy chain IIb) (MyHC-IIb) (Myosin heavy chain, skeletal muscle, fetal)
Biomarker TypeNA
Sampling MethodAdult
Collection MethodNA
Analysis MethodNA
Collection SiteWhole Saliva
Disease CategoryHealthy
Disease/ConditionHealthy
Disease SubtypeNA
Fold Change/ ConcentrationNA
Up/DownregulatedNA
ExosomalNA
OrganismHomo sapiens
PMID17436266
Year of Publication2007
Biomarker IDQ9Y623
Biomarker CategoryProtein
SequenceMSSDSEMAIFGEAAPFLRKSEKERIEAQNKPFDAKTSVFVVDPKESYVKAIVQSREGGKVTAKTEAGATVTVKEDQVFSMNPPKYDKIEDMAMMTHLHEPAVLYNLKERYAAWMIYTYSGLFCVTVNPYKWLPVYNPEVVTAYRGKKRQEAPPHIFSISDNAYQFMLTDRENQSILITGESGAGKTVNTKRVIQYFATIAVTGEKKKEEPASGKMQGTLEDQIISANPLLEAFGNAKTVRNDNSSRFGKFIRIHFGATGKLASADIETYLLEKSRVTFQLKAERSYHIFYQILSNKKPELIEMLLITTNPYDFAFVSQGEITVPSIDDQEELMATDSAVDILGFTADEKVAIYKLTGAVMHYGNMKFKQKQREEQAEPDGTEVADKAAYLTSLNSADLLKSLCYPRVKVGNEFVTKGQTVQQVYNAVGALAKAIYEKMFLWMVTRINQQLDTKQPRQYFIGVLDIAGFEIFDFNSLEQLCINFTNEKLQQFFNHHMFVLEQEEYKKEGIEWEFIDFGMDLAACIELIEKPMGIFSILEEECMFPKATDTSFKNKLYEQHLGKSNNFQKPKPAKGKPEAHFSLVHYAGTVDYNIAGWLDKNKDPLNETVVGLYQKSAMKTLAFLFSGAQTAEAEGGGGKKGGKKKGSSFQTVSALFRENLNKLMTNLRSTHPHFVRCIIPNETKTPGAMEHELVLHQLRCNGVLEGIRICRKGFPSRILYADFKQRYKVLNASAIPEGQFIDSKKASEKLLGSIEIDHTQYKFGHTKVFFKAGLLGTLEEMRDEKLAQLITRTQAICRGFLMRVEFRKMMERRESIFCIQYNIRAFMNVKHWPWMKLYFKIKPLLKSAETEKEMANMKEEFEKTKEELAKTEAKRKELEEKMVTLMQEKNDLQLQVQAEADALADAEERCDQLIKTKIQLEAKIKEVTERAEDEEEINAELTAKKRKLEDECSELKKDIDDLELTLAKVEKEKHATENKVKNLTEEMAGLDETIAKLTKEKKALQEAHQQTLDDLQMEEDKVNTLTKAKTKLEQQVDDLEGSLEQEKKLCMDLERAKRKLEGDLKLAQESTMDTENDKQQLNEKLKKKEFEMSNLQGKIEDEQALAIQLQKKIKELQARIEELEEEIEAERASRAKAEKQRSDLSRELEEISERLEEAGGATSAQIEMNKKREAEFQKMRRDLEESTLQHEATAAALRKKHADSVAELGEQIDSLQRVKQKLEKEKSELKMEINDLASNMETVSKAKANFEKMCRTLEDQLSEIKTKEEEQQRLINELSAQKARLHTESGEFSRQLDEKDAMVSQLSRGKQAFTQQIEELKRQLEEETKAKSTLAHALQSARHDCDLLREQYEEEQEAKAELQRGMSKANSEVAQWRTKYETDAIQRTEELEEAKKKLAQRLQDAEEHVEAVNSKCASLEKTKQRLQNEVEDLMIDVERSNAACIALDKKQRNFDKVLAEWKQKYEETQAELEASQKESRSLSTELFKVKNAYEESLDHLETLKRENKNLQQEISDLTEQIAEGGKHIHELEKVKKQLDHEKSELQTSLEEAEASLEHEEGKILRIQLELNQVKSEIDRKIAEKDEELDQLKRNHLRVVESMQSTLDAEIRSRNDALRIKKKMEGDLNEMEIQLNHANRQAAEALRNLRNTQGILKDTQLHLDDAIRGQDDLKEQLAMVERRANLMQAEVEELRASLERTERGRKMAEQELLDASERVQLLHTQNTSLINTKKKLETDISQIQGEMEDIVQEARNAEEKAKKAITDAAMMAEELKKEQDTSAHLERMKKNMEQTVKDLQLRLDEAEQLALKGGKKQIQKLEARVRELESEVESEQKHNVEAVKGLRKHERRVKELTYQTEEDRKNILRLQDLVDKLQTKVKAYKRQAEEAEEQSNVNLAKFRKLQHELEEAKERADIAESQVNKLRVKSREVHTKVISEE
Title of studyProteome analysis of whole saliva: a new tool for rheumatic diseases--the example of Sjögren's syndrome
Abstract of studySjögren's syndrome (pSS) is a systemic disease that affects salivary glands directly, and is therefore expected to influence the composition of human whole saliva (WS) fluid. The aim of this study was to characterize the WS proteins of pSS patients using a proteomic approach to assess a valid procedure to examine the global changes of the salivary protein profiles in connective tissue disorders. The WS proteins expressed in patients affected by pSS and healthy volunteers were analyzed using the 2-DE technique. The WS protein pattern was altered in pSS patients compared to controls, with a decrease in some of the typical salivary proteins. Particularly, a remarkable alteration of carbonic anhydrase VI was observed. Moreover, a comparison of WS protein profile of pSS patients with the one obtained from controls revealed a set of differentially expressed proteins. These proteins were related to acute and chronic inflammation while some others were involved in oxidative stress injury. These findings are in line with the systemic immuno-inflammatory aspects of pSS and open the possibility for a systematic search of diagnostic biomarkers and targets for therapeutic intervention in pSS.