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Glycobiology, 2000, Vol. 10, No. 3 283-293
© 2000 Oxford University Press

Adaptation of FACE methodology for microanalysis of total hyaluronan and chondroitin sulfate composition from cartilage

Anthony Calabro1, Vincent C. Hascall and Ronald J. Midura

Department of Biomedical Engineering/ND20, Lerner Research Institute, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44195 USA

Protocols for analyzing the fine structure of hyaluronan and chondroitin sulfate using fluorophore-assisted carbohydrate electrophoresis of 2-aminoacridone-derivatized hyaluronidase/chondroitinase digestion products were adapted for direct analysis of previously characterized cartilage-derived samples. The chondroitin sulfate disaccharide compositions for fetal and 68 year human aggrecan from FACE analyses were {Delta}Di4S (50%), {Delta}Di6S (43%), and {Delta}Di0S (7%); and {Delta}Di4S (3%), {Delta}Di6S (96%), and {Delta}Di0S (1%), respectively. The nonreducing terminal structures included predominantly 4S-galNAc with minor amounts of 6S-galNAc and Di6S for the fetal aggrecan sample and, in addition, included 4,6S-galNAc in the 68 year aggrecan sample. FACE analysis of a proteinase K digest of rat chondrosarcoma tissue gave an internal disaccharide composition for its chondroitin sulfate chains of {Delta}Di0S (7%) and {Delta}Di4S (93%) with no {Delta}Di6S and {Delta}Di4,6S detected, while {Delta}DiHA from hyaluronan was 5% of the total. Analysis of nonreducing terminal structures indicated the presence of 4S-galNAc (51%), galNAc (27%), and Di4S (22%) with no 4,6S-galNAc or Di6S detected. Unexpectedly, FACE analysis detected putative linkage oligosaccharide structures from the chondroitin sulfate chains including both unsulfated (85%) and 4-sulfated (15%) linkage oligosaccharides. Finally, the number averaged chain length estimated from the ratio of the molar fluorescence of the {Delta}disaccharides to that of the nonreducing termini or the linkage oligosaccharide structures was calculated as ~16 kDa. A tissue glucose concentration of 0.72 g/l was also measured. These results for both samples as determined by FACE analysis were similar to results previously reported, using more labor and time intensive procedures, validating the FACE protocols.

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