Ribosome-bound Upf1 forms distinct 80S complexes and conducts mRNA surveillance

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Stoichiometric recovery of FLAG-tagged Upf1 with ribosomal proteins. Input (Total) and immunopurified ribosomes (IP) from different lysates were analyzed by mass spectrometry. Intensity-based absolute quantification (iBAQ) was performed and normalized across biosamples. (A) Average iBAQ of biological replicates, log10-transformed, of proteins identified from IP were plotted against those from the Total ribosomes. Proteins exclusively identified in either Total or IP are plotted on the x- or y-axis, respectively. (B) Differential abundance analysis was performed for proteins detected in both IP and Total samples using R package limma (Smyth 2004; Kammers et al. 2015). Negative log10 P-values adjusted by Benjamini–Hochberg method were plotted against log2 fold change in protein abundance in IP over Total. Gray vertical dashed line indicates log2 fold change of zero (no change). Positive log2 fold change (right of vertical line) are proteins enriched in IP. Negative log2 fold change (left of vertical line) are proteins depleted in IP. Gray horizontal dashed line indicates the cutoff of adjusted P-value at 0.05; proteins above this cutoff have significant changes. Two biological replicates of FLAG-UPF1 strains, three biological replicates of UPF1-FLAG strains, and one sample of the negative control experiment (6XHis-UPF1) were analyzed.

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