Bacillus nematocida
|
TMT labeling/ Immunoaffinity enrichment with LC−MS/MS
|
129
|
349
|
During pathogenesis, the acetylation levels of 18 lysine sites were
upregulated and 19 lysine sites in
were downregulated
|
Sun et al., 2018
|
Streptococcus mutans
(Bacterial biofilm growth (SMB) vs planktonic growth (SMP))
|
|
973
|
445
|
In SMB glucosyltransferase-SI, glucosyltransferase-I, and
glucosyltransferase-S were downregulated
|
Lei et al., 2021
|
C. acetobutylicum |
Stable isotope dimethyl labeling/
Immunoaffinity enrichment with nano-HPLC/mass spectrometric analysis |
458 |
254 |
No differences were observed in the overall acetylation
levels of whole cell lysates during the exponential and stationary
phases. During the transitional phase, slight acetylation was observed |
Xu et al., 2018 |
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
|
Label-free/2D
immunoaffinity approach coupled to nano HPLC/MS/MS
|
1102
|
522
|
The carbon source does not produce significant changes in the number of
acetylated peptides.
|
Gaviard et al., 2018
|
Escherichia coli
|
Label-free/ Immunoaffinity enrichment with LC−MS/MS
|
2730
|
806
|
For cells grown in the presence of glucose the number of upregulated
acetyl lysine sites is substantially larger in the ackA mutant than in
the cobB mutant (>8-fold for acetyl sites,
>5-fold for proteins)
Acetyl lysine sites decreased slightly in the yfiQ mutant.
Acetylation is both non-enzymatic and specific
|
Kun et al., 2014
|
Bacillus subtilis
|
|
2372
|
841
|
In the stationary phase 271 acetylation sites were significantly
downregulated and 92 were upregulated.
In the transition from the log to the stat phase, DNA-mediated
transformation proteins were upregulated, and proteins involved in
translation were downregulated
|
Carabetta et al., 2016
|
Escherichia coli |
|
818 |
434 |
KATs overexpression
significantly increased the number of acetylated proteins and lysine
residues. |
Christensen et al., 2018 |