ArticleProteomes2026
Proteomic Analysis of Paraffin-Embedded Intestines from
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methodsHere, we investigate parasite-host interactions in a mouse model during the acute phase of a patent infection at 5 and 7 weeks, using parallel histological and proteomic analysis of paraffin-embedded ileal tissues.
resultsHistology at week 7 showed infected animals had more inflammation and longer villi than at week 5, as well as more Goblet cells reflecting enhanced mucus production. LC-MS/MS analysis of deparaffinized ileal sections, subjected to in-solution tryptic digestion, revealed a total of 1615 protein groups. Differentially abundant proteins were found early at week 5, coinciding with the onset of egg deposition. A contrasting scenario, dominated by upregulation of protein components from the innate and adaptive immune systems, was seen at week 7; at this point, egg migration and excretion are underway. Among the proteins were mast cell proteases, fibrinogens, arginase-1, and molecules associated with extracellular matrix remodeling.
conclusionsOur findings reflect intestinal proteome changes likely participating in
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