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Table 1 Hippocampal proteins whose abundance differs between conditions with protein ID from Swiss Prot database, analysis and identification information.

From: Proteomic changes in rat hippocampus and adrenals following short-term sleep deprivation

Master #

Protein ID

Name

Function

Average ratio

p-value

pI

Mw

Mowse score

1169

AINX_RAT

α-internexin

Y

-1.52

0.000082

5.2

56253

108

1166

DPYL2_RAT

Dihydropyrimidinase-related protein 2

D

-1.64

0.012

5.95

62638

100

1192

GDIA_RAT

Rab GDI α

G

-1.31

0.045

5

51074

100

1489

GFAP_RAT

Glial fibrillary acidic protein

Y

-1.35

0.04

5.35

49970

90

1781

KCRB_RAT

Creatine kinase type B

M

-1.26

0.045

5.33

42970

236

971

NSF_MOUSE

Vesicle fusing ATPase

T

-1.33

0.0067

6.52

83083

68

1753

NDUS2_MOUSE

NADH ubiquinone oxidoreductase

M

-1.22

0.012

6.52

52991

69

1230

PDIA3_RAT

Protein disulfide isomerase A3

C

1.83

0.033

5.88

57044

100

1869

PURA_MOUSE

Transcriptional activator protein Pur-α

A

-1.23

0.025

6.07

34976

54

2462

SNAA_RAT

α-soluble NSF attachment protein

T

-1.37

0.017

5.3

33627

107

1131

TPMT_CANFA

Thiopurine S-methyltransferase

C

-1.42

0.0071

6.46

28752

87

532

YPEL4_RAT

Protein yippee-like 4

?

1.53

0.036

8.42

14762

44

  1. In the Function column, A = transcriptional regulation, C = protein translation, folding and degradation, D = development, G = cell signalling, M = cell metabolism and energy, S = stress, chaperone, T = transport and vesicle trafficking, Y = cytoskeleton. In the Average ratio column, a negative number corresponds to a protein more abundant after 4 hours of sleep deprivation than 4 hours of sleep. The average ratio represents the ratio between the average protein abundances in the different conditions (n = 6), as computed by the DeCyder software. Other abbreviations: pI = identified isoelectric point ; Mw = identified molecular weight. Mowse score as defined by Pappin et al. [62]