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Extensive research efforts have generated genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and functional data hoping to elucidate psychiatric pathophysiology. Selected reaction monitoring, a recently developed targeted proteomic mass spectrometric approach, has made it possible to evaluate previous findings and hypotheses with high sensitivity, reproducibility, and quantitative accuracy. Here, we have developed a labelled multiplexed selected reaction monitoring assay, comprising 56 proteins previously implicated in the aetiology of major psychiatric disorders, including cell type markers or targets and effectors of known psychopharmacological interventions. Results agreed with several previous studies, with the finding of alterations of Wnt-signalling and glutamate receptor abundance predominately in bipolar disorder and abnormalities in energy metabolism across the neuropsychiatric disease spectrum. Calcium signalling was predominantly affected in schizophrenia and affective psychosis. Finally, we provide new evidence linking ankyrin 3 specifically to affective psychosis and the 22q Our study highlights the potential of selected reaction monitoring to evaluate the protein abundance levels of candidate markers of neuropsychiatric spectrum disorders, providing a high throughput multiplex platform for validation of putative disease markers and drug targets. Despite extensive research efforts during the past decades, the aetiologies of the major psychiatric disorders schizophrenia SZ , bipolar disorder BD , and major depressive disorder MDD are largely unknown. These disorders are heterogeneous in nature, with genetic and environmental factors contributing to pathogenesis and aetiology Levinson, ; van Os and Kapur, ; Kim et al. Symptom profiles greatly overlap with regards to clinical psychopathology as well as putative pathophysiology Smoller et al. So far, no single gene, mRNA transcript, or protein has been found that can account for the pathology of any of these disorders. However, the existence of a variety of risk genes and risk-associated protein alterations is now widely accepted. Genome-wide association studies, identifying a large number of single nucleotide polymorphisms in candidate genes and structural genetic differences such as copy number variations, as well as micro-array and proteomic analyses have greatly contributed to this knowledge Pickard, However, at present, there is a lack of information regarding which of the genetic risk polymorphisms are associated with changes at the mRNA and protein levels. Recent technological developments in proteomic methods have now made it possible to validate high-throughput findings with great accuracy and sensitivity Wesseling et al. SRM is currently the most advanced targeted mass spectrometry-based technology. In addition, the SRM approach has emerged as an alternative to affinity-based assays such as enzyme-linked immune-sorbent assays with the advantage of faster and more cost-effective assay development Whiteaker et al. Protein quantification by SRM in complex samples using predefined assay coordinates is reproducible across different laboratories and instrument platforms, facilitating reproducibility of assays in follow-up studies. Developed assays are universally applicable to test hypotheses across a variety of samples of different origins eg, brain tissue, blood and easily adjustable to different matrices. Therefore, SRM is ideal to investigate whether previously reported candidate risk genes for psychiatric disorders translate to changes at the protein level, providing evidence of functional effects and clinical relevance. The proteins tested have previously been associated with psychiatric pathophysiology at the gene, mRNA transcript, or protein level. Our main objective was to investigate the potential of SRM to systematically elucidate the pathophysiology of neuropsychiatric disorders and to further evaluate putative risk markers as novel molecular targets for the next generation of drugs. Tissue was collected postmortem from patients and controls with full informed consent obtained from a first-degree relative in compliance with the Declaration of Helsinki, and consent was obtained by questionnaires conducted over the phone and signed by 2 witnesses. The sample groups were matched for age of death, gender, and brain pH t test. All tissue samples used contained equal amounts of white and grey matter. A summary of the demographic details and statistical values is shown in supplementary Table S1. Additional information is provided in supplementary Table S2. Approximately 50mg of tissue per sample was used. After sonication and vortexing for 30 minutes, protein concentrations of the lysates were determined using a Bradford assay Bio-Rad, Hemel Hempstead, UK. After dissolving the precipitate in 50mM ammonium bicarbonate, protein concentrations were determined in quadruplets. The separation buffers were A 0. The flow rate was 0. SRM assays were developed following a high-throughput strategy Picotti et al. We initially started with more than selected proteins. Up to 12 unique peptides ranging from 6 to 20 amino acids in length containing tryptic ends and no missed cleavages were chosen for each of the selected proteins. For method refinement, up to 12 transitions per peptide were tested in SRM mode. Transitions were calculated using Skyline version 1. Transitions were selected based on software internal predictions, discovery proteomics data, and spectral data available through the Human NIST spectral libraries Farrah et al. Method refinement was performed on quality control samples. For the final SRM assay, the 2 to 3 peptides with the maximal intensities and highest spectral library similarity dotp were selected. We also analyzed heavy-label spiked quality control samples Figure 1b in scheduled SRM mode to confirm identity via coelution, extracted the optimal fragment ions for SRM analysis, obtained accurate peptide retention times, and optimized collision energy and cone voltage for the quantification run applying skyline software MacCoss Lab Software; Seattle, WA MacLean et al. The final transitions, collision energy, and retention time windows used for each peptide can be found in the supplementary information supplementary Table S3. Right, Chromatographic SRM profile of the transitions of the light peptide. Quantitative SRM measurements comparing patients and controls were performed in scheduled SRM acquisition mode using the optimized parameters defined during the assay refinement. For each target peptide, a heavy isotope labelled internal standard JPT Peptide Technologies GmbH was spiked in the peptide mixture for accurate quantification and identification. All SRM functions had a 2-minute window of the predicted retention time and scan times were 20 milliseconds. For each peptide, at least 3 transitions were monitored for the heavy and light version. Samples were run randomized and blocked Oberg and Vitek, in triplicates, and blanks and quality control peptide injections yeast alcohol dehydrogenase; supplementary Table S3 were performed alternating after every biological replicate. Resulting SRM data were analyzed using Skyline and explanatory data analysis quality assessment , and model-based statistical analysis was conducted using SRMstats Chang et al. The data preprocessing consisted of a log 2 transformation of the data to stabilise the variance. A constant normalization was performed based on reference transitions for all proteins to equalize the median peak intensities of reference transitions from all proteins across all mass spectrometry runs and adjusted the bias to both reference and endogenous signals. Protein level quantification and testing for differential abundance among patient and control groups were carried out using the linear mixed-effects model implemented in SRMstats. In the restricted scope model, the individual samples being modelled are the population of interest, whereas in the expanded scope model, the samples being modelled are treated as a random sample from the population of interest. Consequently, the expanded scope model allowed us to draw conclusions about the population from which the samples were drawn, and the restricted scope allowed conclusions within the data itself. Initially, we assumed the restricted scope, taking into account the measurement error of transitions across runs technical variation , to quantify protein abundance changes in our sample cohorts. Subsequently, we continued with the expanded scope, accounting for technical variation and considering the individual biological replicates biological variation of our sample cohorts as random selection of their respective populations of origin to test which protein changes could be considered as representative of their underlying populations. The P -values were adjusted to control the false discovery rate at a cut-off of 0. We detected common and unique alterations in individual protein levels across the disorders using a statistical modelling framework for protein significance analysis based on the SRM spectral data. Assays were selected based on literature findings. For references, see supplementary Table S4. P -values were determined using SRMstats fixed-subject effects and corrected to control for multiple hypothesis testing after Benjamini-Hochberg Chang et al. Significant findings using the mixed subject effect model of the SRMstats framework are indicated by grey shading. For reasons of clarity, only ratios and significance levels of significantly changing proteins are shown. For full information, see supplementary Table S5. However, effects of other psychotropic medication such as antidepressants and mood-stabilizing agents cannot be ruled out. To exclude further confounding effects, we correlated the SRM intensity estimates and additional demographic characteristics brain pH, postmortem interval, age of death, age of disease onset, disease duration. For further information, see supplementary Table S6. Since these proteomic findings resulted from the analysis of our sample cohort, we subsequently applied an expanded model to determine the likelihood of finding similar results in a wider population. Box plots of the normalized SRM estimates illustrating the proteins detected as significantly changed in the expanded model. This study represents the first and largest label-based quantitative targeted proteomics investigation in human brain tissue to date, evaluating expression changes of high-risk genes and risk-associated proteins in 4 different psychiatric disorders. Applying linear mixed effect models, we were able to detect a range of significantly altered proteins that have been implicated at the genetic, transcriptomic, and proteomic levels in psychiatric research. We provide evidence for microglial dysfunction in MDD Frick et al. In addition, we identified a decrease of proteins associated with energy metabolism in SZ and an increase in BD and MDD, in line with previous findings Prabakaran et al. It is also of note that we were able to validate the widely reported expression changes of malate dehydrogenase in psychiatric disorders. Myelin-related abnormalities have previously been observed in postmortem brain and imaging studies of SZ and BD Davis et al. In accordance with previous findings of mRNA changes Tkachev et al. Myelination in the prefrontal cortex occurs predominantly in adolescence and early adulthood Benes, , consistent with the typical age of onset of SZ and BD. Furthermore, the NMDA receptor subunit NR1, which we found to be upregulated in BD, is a functional regulator of oligodendrocyte precursor cell differentiation and remyelination Li et al. Consequently, the development and re-profiling of drugs that promote remyelination may represent novel pharmacological targets for psychiatric disorders, especially BD. The compound XAV has been shown to enhance oligodendrocyte differentiation and remyelination by stabilizing Axin2, an intracellular target of Wnt transcriptional activation Fancy et al. In addition, synthetic and natural cannabinoids have been shown to protect oligodendrocytes and oligodendrocyte progenitor cells and to enhance myelination by promoting oligodendrocyte maturation in vivo and vitro Molina-Holgado et al. They are currently being tested for efficacy in multiple sclerosis clinical trials Zajicek and Apostu, ; Velayudhan et al. We also found that ANK3 protein levels were reduced in affective psychosis, supporting the finding on a wider population scale applying the expanded model. The ANK3 protein is involved in neuronal scaffolding and the formation and maintenance of the axon initial segment of neurons and nodes of Ranvier Bennett and Lambert, Recently, a meta-analysis of the major psychiatric disorders suggested that the ANK3 locus represents a shared risk gene for a number of psychiatric disorders Smoller et al. ANK3 polymorphisms have been associated with cognitive and behavioral dysfunction, including increased risk taking Ruberto et al. Neuroimaging studies have associated ANK3 risk alleles with decreased white matter integrity in line with our findings of decreased oligodendrocyte markers in affective psychosis. BD is clinically characterized by a higher frequency of psychotic symptoms compared with MDD Mondimore, , whereas other studies have suggested an affective-psychotic continuum between MDD, BD, and schizoaffective disorder Gershon et al. SEPT5 belongs to a family of evolutionarily well-conserved polymerizing GTP-binding proteins that contribute to the lateral compartmentalization of membranes, cortical rigidity, and regulation of membrane trafficking Kinoshita and Noda, Decreased levels of SEPT5 in SZ prefrontal cortex may be associated with abnormal neurotransmitter secretion, for example glutamatergic hypofunction Paz et al. In terms of pathophysiology, SEPT5 is a strong new candidate gene, as it is located on chromosome 22q In this chromosomal region, heterozygous deletions comprising either 3 or 1. The phenotype of this syndrome is variable, but characteristic signs and symptoms include learning disabilities, dysfunctional social behavior and SZ, and autism spectrum disorders. Approximately one-third of adults with 22q Interestingly, 3 major SZ susceptibility genes catechol O-methyltransferase, probable palmitoyltransferase, and mitochondrial proline dehydrogenase 1 are located in this chromosome region. However, it is still unclear which of the deleted genes or gene interactions contribute to the risk of developing the neuropsychiatric phenotype. The current study provides evidence that SEPT5 may represent a novel risk gene for psychiatric disorders. As the SEPT5 protein is phosphorylated by cyclin-dependent kinase 5 to modulate exocytotic secretion Amin et al. Three independent studies showed reduced platelet-dense granule secretion in first-episode psychosis individuals and SZ patients Yao et al. In summary, we have employed a hypothesis-driven, label-based SRM approach and generated the largest quantitative targeted proteomics data set to date in human postmortem brain tissue and specifically for neuropsychiatric disorders. We were able to confirm changes in protein levels of previously reported risk factors for psychiatric disorders and identified novel putative risk factors for SZ and affective psychosis SEPT5 and ANK3. Testing a wide range of previously described molecular risk factors for neuropsychiatric disorders, this is the first study to follow up risk genes and validate findings at the protein and functional level. We were able to demonstrate that myelination abnormalities are prominent in SZ, BD, and affective psychosis, as implicated by overlapping changes in several oligodendrocyte protein markers. Our study highlights the potential of SRM to analyze protein abundance levels of candidate markers of neuropsychiatric spectrum disorders in a highly quantitative manner, thus providing a high-throughput multiplex method to validate and quantify potential disease markers and drug targets. So far, targeted proteomics has been employed in only a small number of clinical studies ranging from oncology Cerciello et al. 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