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Tissue Imaging and Analysis for Drug Detec6on using MALDI Mass Spectrometry Kimberly A. Church, Michelle K. Lewis, Dr. Krisoffer Valerie*, Dr. Kris6na Nelson ** * Department of Department of Radia6on Oncology, Massey Cancer Center, Goodwin Research Laboratory, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA ** Chemical and Proteomic Mass Spectrometry Core Facility, Department of Chemistry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA Introduc6on Understanding the biochemical systems within a living organism can be a difficult task, though in recent years matrix:assisted laser desorp<on/ioniza<on (MALDI) imaging mass spectrometry (IMS) has proven to be an emerging method for biological inves<ga<ons. 1 MALDI MS is oJen referred to as a “soJ” ioniza<on technique due to its capabili<es in detec<ng a wide range of molecular weights (~100 Da to >100 kDa) in <ssue samples. 2 Using this method, a selected matrix is applied to the specimen of interest and a laser is then used to desorb and ionize the analytes into the gas phase. 2 For the detec<on of pep<des, proteins, lipids, and drugs, α:cyano:4:hydroxycinnamic acid (CHCA) is a commonly chosen organic matrix. 2,3 Mass analyzers are then used to determine the mass to charge ra<o (m/z) of the vola<zed molecules and an intensity map is created based on the individual ion peaks per each predetermined coordinate. 4,5 In addi<on to proper matrix selec<on, treatments such as <ssue washing and matrix recrystalliza<on are necessary to increase the signal of a desired analyte. Direct analysis of a <ssue can be limited due to ion suppression caused by salts or other compounds found within a <ssue such as lipids. 6 While there are a limited number of sample prepara<on protocols that address this issue, a pH wash can be used to remove salts and suppress other compounds within in the <ssue. 6 Manipula<on of the matrix aJer sublima<on can be achieved through recrystalliza<on and is oJen necessary to enhance the signal of low molecular weight compounds. 7 Objec6ve In previous experiments, KU:60019 was spo^ed directly onto <ssue slices and successfully detected at varying concentra<ons using MALDI:IMS. A near:infrared dye (IR dye 800CW Carboxylate) is normally used as a biomarker to determine the localiza<on of the drug within the brain aJer injec<on. This experiment hoped to detect KU:60019 in brain <ssues from mice that received an injec<on of the drug and dye at 250 μM and 1 μM respec<vely, and localize the drug in the same region as the infrared brain scans. Methods Tissue Prepara6on Nude male mice (approximately 8 weeks old) were administered a 10 μL dosage of KU:60019 at 250 μM and IR dye 800CW Carboxylate at 1 μM using CED (convec<on enhanced delivery) at an injec<on rate of 0.5 μL per minute. The drug and near:infrared dye were directly injected into the right hemisphere of the brain, leaving the leJ hemisphere available to be used as a control. Once the delivery of the drug and dye was complete, the mice were placed on the Licor infrared scanner and images were collected to visualize the near:infrared sec<on of the brain containing the drug. The brains were then collected and properly snap frozen with liquid nitrogen and stored prior to sample sec<oning. Two brain sec<ons were transversely cut at 10 microns using a Leica CM 1850 UV cryostat and were mounted to each slide. The slides were then placed facedown onto the Licor infrared scanner and images of the <ssues were collected. Figure 1 (A) includes an image of three mice brains containing the drug and dye before sec<oning while (B) shows three slides with 2 brain sec<ons each. Addi<onally, slides were spo^ed in a single area with a 0.25 μL combina<on of the 250 μM drug and 1 μM near:infrared dye to be used as a control spot. Results A preliminary slide was prepared and sublimated with 250 mg of CHCA without addi<onal <ssue treatments. The drug was not detected at 548 m/z and it was determined that addi<onal <ssue treatments would be necessary to extract the analyte from the <ssue (A). The drug was also not detected in the <ssue when the pH wash procedure was added, and the control spot of the drug/dye combina<on (250 μM and 1 μM respec<vely) on the <ssue showed it was not delocalized (B). An adapted recrystalliza<on method with water was used in conjunc<on with the added pH wash procedure and demonstrated enhanced signals for the drug/dye control spot. While the drug was not detected at its mass within the <ssue aJer recrystalliza<on, the spo^ed drug showed stronger signal when compared to the <ssue from the pH wash alone. The <ssue treated with just the pH wash showed its highest signal for the drug at approximately 700. AJer removing the slide from the instrument, the second <ssue on the slide was recrystallized with water, allowed to dry, and then reloaded into the instrument. Results for this second <ssue at 548.275 m/z showed signals for the drug spot greater than 1400. Conclusion There are many variables to consider when conduc<ng <ssue imaging using MALDI:IMS. The amount and distribu<on of the matrix must be op<mized for successful images, though high matrix signals can interfere with the detec<on of low molecular weight analytes. Future experiments are necessary to determine the proper <ssue treatments necessary to detect a signal for the drug in the brain <ssue sample. When paired with a near:infrared dye, IR images could be compared to MALDI images of the drug. It is also possible that the bulkiness of the structure of the dye in close proximity of the drug is inhibi<ng the signal of the drug to be detected within the <ssue. References 1) Corne^, D.; Reyzer.; Chaurand, P.; Caprioli, R. M. MALDI image mass spectrometry: molecular snapshots of biochemical systems. Nature Methods. 2007, 4, 828:833. 2) Norris, J. L.; Caprioli, R. M. Analysis of Tissue Specimens by Matrix:Assisted Laser Desorp<on/Ioniza<on Imaging Mass Spectrometry in Biological and Clinical Research. Chemical Reviews. 2013, 113, 2309:2342. 3) Goodwin, R. J. Sample prepara<on for mass spectrometry imaging: Small mistakes can lead to big consequences. Journal of Proteomics. 2012, 75, 4893:4911. 4) Svatos, A. Mass spectrometric imaging of small molecules. Trends in Biotechnol. 2010, 28, 425:434. 5) Caprioli, R. M. Imaging mass spectrometry: Molecular microscopy for enabling a new age of discovery. Proteomics. 2014, 14, 807:809. 6) Shariatgorji, M.; Källback, P.; Gustavsson, L.; Schintu, N.; Svenningsson, P.; Goodwin, R. J.; Andren, P. E. Controlled-pH Tissue Cleanup Protocol for Signal Enhancement of Small Molecule Drugs Analyzed by MALDI-MS Imaging. Anal. Chem. 2012, 84, 4603-4607. 7) Buck, A.; Walch, A.; In situ drug and metabolite analysis in biological and clinical research by MALDI MS imaging. Bioanalysis. 2014, 6, 1241:1253. 8) h^p://www.licor.com/bio/products/reagents/irdye/800cw/structure.html (Accessed May 1, 2015). 9) Golding, S. E.; Rosenberg, E.; Valerie, N.; Hussaini, I.; Frigerio, M.; CockcroJ, X. F.; Chong, W. Y.; Hummersone, M.; Rigoreau, L.; Menear, K. A.; O'Connor, M. J.; Povirk, L. F.; van Meter, T.; Valerie, K. Improved ATM kinase inhibitor KU:60019 radiosensi<zes glioma cells, compromises insulin, AKT and ERK prosurvival signaling, and inhibits migra<on and invasion. Molecular Cancer TherapeuGcs. 2009,8, 2894:2902. Acknowledgements I would like to thank the following people for making this project possible: Dr. Valerie and Dr. Nelson for their guidance and exper<se, Michelle Lewis for her <me and help conduc<ng experimental trials, Kevin Kni^er for his construc<on of the vacuum pump set up, and Mary Tokarz for providing guidance with <ssue sec<oning. Tissue Washing In order to op<mize the signal of the drug within the <ssue, the Shariatgorji et al. buffered pH wash protocol was adopted for this experiment. 6 First, a 100 mM solu<on (pH 6) of ammonium acetate was added to a 60 mL slide holder. The slide was then submerged into the solu<on for 10 seconds and promptly removed. The slide was allowed to dry for approximately 20:25 minutes before proceeding to the matrix applica<on procedure. Matrix Sublima6on Once the apparatus was in place on the hot plate, the vacuum pump (Alcatel model) was connected to the chamber and the system was run at reduced pressure for 15 minutes with vacuum valve slightly open. Figure 2 (A) shows the set up of the sublima<on chamber on the hot plate with the vacuum pump connected. Cold water (~15 °C) was added to the water chamber for an addi<onal 5 minutes. The hot plate was then turned to the 5½ marker (~100 °C) and the vacuum valve remained open for the dura<on of the sublima<on process. The first signs of sublima<on occurred around 7 minutes and by 9 minutes there was a dis<nct ring of vapors that appeared on the glass above the foil cup but below the slide. At ten minutes, a fair amount of the matrix had sublimated, crea<ng a greenish:yellow ring below the water chamber. At approximately twelve minutes the heat was turned off, the vacuum valve was closed, and vacuum pump was turned off. The apparatus was allowed to cool to room temperature for 5:7 minutes before unclamping the pieces and removing the cold:water chamber with the slide a^ached. Figure 1. Three brains were scanned aJer they were snap frozen with liquid nitrogen. The green fluorescence is the dye corresponding to the loca<on of the drug (A). Three slides were prepared using sec<oned por<ons from a single brain (B). The slide on the leJ was an uncoated slide while the right two slides are ITO coated slides. (C) is the chemical structure of IR dye 800CW Carboxylate (C 46 H 50 N 2 Na 4 O 15 S 4 ) which a molecular weight of 1091.11 g/mol. 8 (A) KUX60019 C 30 H 33 N 3 O 5 S MW: 547.67 g/mol Figure 3. KU:60019 is an ATM kinase inhibitor used to radiosensi<ze human glioma cells. 9 The structure is pictured above, including formula and molecular weight (A). 9 A mass spectrum was also obtained for KU:60019, indica<ng a mass to charge ra<o of 548.192 m/z (B). (B) (A) (B) Figure 2. The vacuum pump is connected to the sublima<on chamber (A) and aJer ~10 minutes with heat, the sublima<on of CHCA is visible inside the chamber (B). Variable pressure from the vacuum pump resulted a gradient of matrix coverage results (C). Once sublima<on was complete, the slide was taped inside the top of a Petri dish to perform the recrystalliza<on procedure (D). (A) (B) (C) Figure 4. MALDI:IMS did not detect the drug at its mass for issues with an injec<on of the drug and dye (A). Addi<onal <ssues treated with the pH wash showed a control spot of the drug/dye was not delocalized and the background noise was reduced (B). Recrystalliza<on with water doubled the signal of the control spot, but did not detect the analyte within the <ssue (C). (A) (B) O N N O S O O N O (D) Recrystalliza6on A recrystalliza<on method was developed based on the protocol described by Zimmerman et al. 7 A beaker of deionized water was brought to a boil on hot plate and the sublimated slide was taped to a stainless steal plate a^ached to the underside of the top part of a Petri dish using copper thermal conduc<ve tape. The plate was turned upside:down and held 3 cm above the boiling water for 60 seconds, collec<ng condensa<on on the slide. The slide was then allowed to completely dry. This procedure was also conducted three <mes on one slide, wai<ng 90 seconds between the 60 second intervals where the slide is exposed to water vapor. SO 2 Na O N SO 2 Na SO 2 Na N CO 2 Na SO 2 - (C) (C)

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Tissue&Imaging&and&Analysis&for&Drug&Detec6on&using&MALDI&Mass&Spectrometry&Kimberly&A.&Church,&Michelle&K.&Lewis,&Dr.&Krisoffer&Valerie*,&Dr.&Kris6na&Nelson**&

*&Department&of&Department&of&Radia6on&Oncology,&Massey&Cancer&Center,&Goodwin&Research&Laboratory,&Virginia&Commonwealth&University,&Richmond,&VA&&**Chemical&and&Proteomic&Mass&Spectrometry&Core&Facility,&Department&of&Chemistry,&Virginia&Commonwealth&University,&Richmond,&VA&

&Introduc6on& !!

!

!Understanding!the!biochemical!systems!within!a!living!organism!can!be!a!difficult!

task,!though!in!recent!years!matrix:assisted!laser!desorp<on/ioniza<on!(MALDI)!imaging!

mass!spectrometry!(IMS)!has!proven!to!be!an!emerging!method!for!biological!

inves<ga<ons.1!!MALDI!MS!is!oJen!referred!to!as!a!“soJ”!ioniza<on!technique!due!to!its!

capabili<es!in!detec<ng!a!wide!range!of!molecular!weights!(~100!Da!to!>100!kDa)!in!<ssue!

samples.2!!Using!this!method,!a!selected!matrix!is!applied!to!the!specimen!of!interest!and!a!

laser!is!then!used!to!desorb!and!ionize!the!analytes!into!the!gas!phase.2!!For!the!detec<on!

of!pep<des,!proteins,!lipids,!and!drugs,!α:cyano:4:hydroxycinnamic!acid!(CHCA)!is!a!

commonly!chosen!organic!matrix.2,3!!Mass!analyzers!are!then!used!to!determine!the!mass!

to!charge!ra<o!(m/z)!of!the!vola<zed!molecules!and!an!intensity!map!is!created!based!on!

the!individual!ion!peaks!per!each!predetermined!coordinate.4,5!

!In!addi<on!to!proper!matrix!selec<on,!treatments!such!as!<ssue!washing!and!

matrix!recrystalliza<on!are!necessary!to!increase!the!signal!of!a!desired!analyte.!!Direct!

analysis!of!a!<ssue!can!be!limited!due!to!ion!suppression!caused!by!salts!or!other!

compounds!found!within!a!<ssue!such!as!lipids.6!!While!there!are!a!limited!number!of!

sample!prepara<on!protocols!that!address!this!issue,!a!pH!wash!can!be!used!to!remove!

salts!and!suppress!other!compounds!within!in!the!<ssue.6!!Manipula<on!of!the!matrix!aJer!

sublima<on!can!be!achieved!through!recrystalliza<on!and!is!oJen!necessary!to!enhance!

the!signal!of!low!molecular!weight!compounds.7!

Objec6ve&!!

!In!previous!experiments,!KU:60019!was!spo^ed!directly!onto!<ssue!slices!and!

successfully!detected!at!varying!concentra<ons!using!MALDI:IMS.!!A!near:infrared!dye!(IR!

dye!800CW!Carboxylate)!is!normally!used!as!a!biomarker!to!determine!the!localiza<on!of!

the!drug!within!the!brain!aJer!injec<on.!!This!experiment!hoped!to!detect!KU:60019!in!

brain!<ssues!from!mice!that!received!an!injec<on!of!the!drug!and!dye!at!250!μM!and!1!μM!

respec<vely,!and!localize!the!drug!in!the!same!region!as!the!infrared!brain!scans.!!&&

Methods&&Tissue&Prepara6on&!!

!Nude!male!mice!(approximately!8!weeks!old)!were!administered!a!10!μL!dosage!of!

KU:60019!at!250!μM!and!IR!dye!800CW!Carboxylate!at!1!μM!using!CED!(convec<on!

enhanced!delivery)!at!an!injec<on!rate!of!0.5!μL!per!minute.!!The!drug!and!near:infrared!

dye!were!directly!injected!into!the!right!hemisphere!of!the!brain,!leaving!the!leJ!

hemisphere!available!to!be!used!as!a!control.!!Once!the!delivery!of!the!drug!and!dye!was!

complete,!the!mice!were!placed!on!the!Licor!infrared!scanner!and!images!were!collected!

to!visualize!the!near:infrared!sec<on!of!the!brain!containing!the!drug.!!The!brains!were!

then!collected!and!properly!snap!frozen!with!liquid!nitrogen!and!stored!prior!to!sample!

sec<oning.!!!

!Two!brain!sec<ons!were!transversely!cut!at!10!microns!using!a!Leica!CM!1850!UV!

cryostat!and!were!mounted!to!each!slide.!!The!slides!were!then!placed!facedown!onto!the!

Licor!infrared!scanner!and!images!of!the!<ssues!were!collected.!!Figure!1!(A)!includes!an!

image!of!three!mice!brains!containing!the!drug!and!dye!before!sec<oning!while!(B)!shows!

three!slides!with!2!brain!sec<ons!each.!!Addi<onally,!slides!were!spo^ed!in!a!single!area!

with!a!0.25!μL!combina<on!of!the!250!μM!drug!and!1!μM!near:infrared!dye!to!be!used!as!a!

control!spot.!!!

&

Results!!!

!A!preliminary!slide!was!prepared!and!sublimated!with!250!mg!of!CHCA!without!

addi<onal!<ssue!treatments.!!The!drug!was!not!detected!at!548!m/z!and!it!was!determined!that!

addi<onal!<ssue!treatments!would!be!necessary!to!extract!the!analyte!from!the!<ssue!(A).!!The!

drug!was!also!not!detected!in!the!<ssue!when!the!pH!wash!procedure!was!added,!and!the!

control!spot!of!the!drug/dye!combina<on!(250!μM!and!1!μM!respec<vely)!on!the!<ssue!showed!

it!was!not!delocalized!(B).!!!

!An!adapted!recrystalliza<on!method!with!water!was!used!in!conjunc<on!with!the!added!

pH!wash!procedure!and!demonstrated!enhanced!signals!for!the!drug/dye!control!spot.!!While!

the!drug!was!not!detected!at!its!mass!within!the!<ssue!aJer!recrystalliza<on,!the!spo^ed!drug!

showed!stronger!signal!when!compared!to!the!<ssue!from!the!pH!wash!alone.!!The!<ssue!

treated!with!just!the!pH!wash!showed!its!highest!signal!for!the!drug!at!approximately!700.!!AJer!

removing!the!slide!from!the!instrument,!the!second!<ssue!on!the!slide!was!recrystallized!with!

water,!allowed!to!dry,!and!then!reloaded!into!the!instrument.!!Results!for!this!second!<ssue!at!

548.275!m/z!showed!signals!for!the!drug!spot!greater!than!1400.!!!

!!

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&Conclusion&

!There!are!many!variables!to!consider!when!conduc<ng!<ssue!imaging!using!MALDI:IMS.!!

The!amount!and!distribu<on!of!the!matrix!must!be!op<mized!for!successful!images,!though!high!

matrix!signals!can!interfere!with!the!detec<on!of!low!molecular!weight!analytes.!!Future!

experiments!are!necessary!to!determine!the!proper!<ssue!treatments!necessary!to!detect!a!

signal!for!the!drug!in!the!brain!<ssue!sample.!!When!paired!with!a!near:infrared!dye,!IR!images!

could!be!compared!to!MALDI!images!of!the!drug.!!It!is!also!possible!that!the!bulkiness!of!the!

structure!of!the!dye!in!close!proximity!of!the!drug!is!inhibi<ng!the!signal!of!the!drug!to!be!

detected!within!the!<ssue.!!!

!&

References&!!

1)!!Corne^,!D.;!Reyzer.;!Chaurand,!P.;!Caprioli,!R.!M.!MALDI!image!mass!spectrometry:!molecular!snapshots!of!biochemical!systems.!

!Nature'Methods.!2007,!4,!828:833.!!!2)!!Norris,!J.!L.;!Caprioli,!R.!M.!Analysis!of!Tissue!Specimens!by!Matrix:Assisted!Laser!Desorp<on/Ioniza<on!Imaging!Mass!

!Spectrometry!in!Biological!and!Clinical!Research.!Chemical'Reviews.!2013,!113,!2309:2342.!!!3)!!Goodwin,!R.!J.!Sample!prepara<on!for!mass!spectrometry!imaging:!Small!mistakes!can!lead!to!big!consequences.!Journal'of'

'Proteomics.!2012,!75,!4893:4911.!!!4)!!Svatos,!A.!Mass!spectrometric!imaging!of!small!molecules.!Trends'in'Biotechnol.!2010,!28,!425:434.!!!5)!!Caprioli,!R.!M.!Imaging!mass!spectrometry:!Molecular!microscopy!for!enabling!a!new!age!of!discovery.!Proteomics.!2014,!14,!

!807:809.!

6) Shariatgorji, M.; Källback, P.; Gustavsson, L.; Schintu, N.; Svenningsson, P.; Goodwin, R. J.; Andren, P. E. Controlled-pH Tissue Cleanup Protocol for Signal Enhancement of Small Molecule Drugs Analyzed by MALDI-MS Imaging. Anal. Chem. 2012, 84, 4603-4607.

7)  Buck,!A.;!Walch,!A.;!In'situ!drug!and!metabolite!analysis!in!biological!and!clinical!research!by!MALDI!MS!imaging.!Bioanalysis.!!2014,&6,!1241:1253.!!

8)  h^p://www.licor.com/bio/products/reagents/irdye/800cw/structure.html!(Accessed!May!1,!2015).!!

9)  Golding,!S.!E.;!Rosenberg,!E.;!Valerie,!N.;!Hussaini,!I.;!Frigerio,!M.;!CockcroJ,!X.!F.;!Chong,!W.!Y.;!Hummersone,!M.;!Rigoreau,!L.;!

!Menear,!K.!A.;!O'Connor,!M.!J.;!Povirk,!L.!F.;!van!Meter,!T.;!Valerie,!K.!Improved!ATM!kinase!inhibitor!KU:60019!radiosensi<zes!

!glioma!cells,!compromises!insulin,!AKT!and!ERK!prosurvival!signaling,!and!inhibits!migra<on!and!invasion.!Molecular'Cancer''TherapeuGcs.'2009,'8,!2894:2902.&

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&Acknowledgements!!

I!would!like!to!thank!the!following!people!for!making!this!project!possible:!Dr.!Valerie!and!Dr.!Nelson!

for!their!guidance!and!exper<se,!Michelle!Lewis!for!her!<me!and!help!conduc<ng!experimental!

trials,!Kevin!Kni^er!for!his!construc<on!of!the!vacuum!pump!set!up,!and!Mary!Tokarz!for!providing!

guidance!with!<ssue!sec<oning.!!!

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Tissue&Washing&!!

!In!order!to!op<mize!the!signal!of!the!drug!within!the!<ssue,!the!Shariatgorji!et'al.!buffered!pH!wash!protocol!was!adopted!for!this!experiment.6!!First,!a!100!mM!solu<on!(pH!6)!of!ammonium!acetate!

was!added!to!a!60!mL!slide!holder.!!The!slide!was!then!submerged!into!the!solu<on!for!10!seconds!and!

promptly!removed.!!The!slide!was!allowed!to!dry!for!approximately!20:25!minutes!before!proceeding!to!

the!matrix!applica<on!procedure.!!!!

!

Matrix&Sublima6on&&

!Once!the!apparatus!was!in!place!on!the!hot!plate,!the!vacuum!pump!(Alcatel!model)!was!

connected!to!the!chamber!and!the!system!was!run!at!reduced!pressure!for!15!minutes!with!vacuum!valve!

slightly!open.!!Figure!2!(A)!shows!the!set!up!of!the!sublima<on!chamber!on!the!hot!plate!with!the!vacuum!

pump!connected.!!Cold!water!(~15!°C)!was!added!to!the!water!chamber!for!an!addi<onal!5!minutes.!!The!

hot!plate!was!then!turned!to!the!5½&marker!(~100!°C)!and!the!vacuum!valve!remained!open!for!the!

dura<on!of!the!sublima<on!process.!!The!first!signs!of!sublima<on!occurred!around!7!minutes!and!by!9!

minutes!there!was!a!dis<nct!ring!of!vapors!that!appeared!on!the!glass!above!the!foil!cup!but!below!the!

slide.!!At!ten!minutes,!a!fair!amount!of!the!matrix!had!sublimated,!crea<ng!a!greenish:yellow!ring!below!

the!water!chamber.!!At!approximately!twelve!minutes!the!heat!was!turned!off,!the!vacuum!valve!was!

closed,!and!vacuum!pump!was!turned!off.!!The!apparatus!was!allowed!to!cool!to!room!temperature!for!

5:7!minutes!before!unclamping!the!pieces!and!removing!the!cold:water!chamber!with!the!slide!a^ached.!

!!

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Figure!1.!!Three!brains!were!scanned!aJer!they!were!snap!frozen!with!liquid!nitrogen.!!The!green!fluorescence!is!the!dye!

corresponding!to!the!loca<on!of!the!drug!(A).!!Three!slides!were!prepared!using!sec<oned!por<ons!from!a!single!brain!

(B).!!The!slide!on!the!leJ!was!an!uncoated!slide!while!the!right!two!slides!are!ITO!coated!slides.!!(C)!is!the!chemical!

structure!of!IR!dye!800CW!Carboxylate!(C46H50N2Na4O15S4)!which!a!molecular!weight!of!1091.11!g/mol.8!!!

(A)!

KUX60019!C30H33N3O5S!

MW:!547.67!g/mol!

Figure!3.!KU:60019!is!an!ATM!kinase!

inhibitor!used!to!radiosensi<ze!human!

glioma!cells.9!!The!structure!is!pictured!

above,!including!formula!and!molecular!

weight!(A).9!!A!mass!spectrum!was!also!

obtained!for!KU:60019,!indica<ng!a!mass!to!

charge!ra<o!of!548.192!m/z!(B).!!

(B)!

(A)! (B)!

Figure!2.!The!vacuum!pump!is!connected!to!the!sublima<on!chamber!(A)!and!aJer!~10!

minutes!with!heat,!the!sublima<on!of!CHCA!is!visible!inside!the!chamber!(B).!!Variable!

pressure!from!the!vacuum!pump!resulted!a!gradient!of!matrix!coverage!results!(C).!!

Once!sublima<on!was!complete,!the!slide!was!taped!inside!the!top!of!a!Petri!dish!to!

perform!the!recrystalliza<on!procedure!(D).!!!

(A)! (B)! (C)!

Figure!4.!MALDI:IMS!did!not!detect!the!drug!at!its!mass!for!issues!with!an!injec<on!of!the!drug!and!dye!(A).!!Addi<onal!

<ssues!treated!with!the!pH!wash!showed!a!control!spot!of!the!drug/dye!was!not!delocalized!and!the!background!noise!was!

reduced!(B).!!Recrystalliza<on!with!water!doubled!the!signal!of!the!control!spot,!but!did!not!detect!the!analyte!within!the!

<ssue!(C).!!!

(A)!

(B)!

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(D)!

Recrystalliza6on&!!

!A!recrystalliza<on!method!was!developed!based!on!the!protocol!described!by!Zimmerman!et'al.7!!!

A!beaker!of!deionized!water!was!brought!to!a!boil!on!hot!plate!and!the!sublimated!slide!was!taped!to!a!

stainless!steal!plate!a^ached!to!the!underside!of!the!top!part!of!a!Petri!dish!using!copper!thermal!

conduc<ve!tape.!!The!plate!was!turned!upside:down!and!held!3!cm!above!the!boiling!water!for!60!

seconds,!collec<ng!condensa<on!on!the!slide.!!The!slide!was!then!allowed!to!completely!dry.!!This!

procedure!was!also!conducted!three!<mes!on!one!slide,!wai<ng!90!seconds!between!the!60!second!

intervals!where!the!slide!is!exposed!to!water!vapor.!!!

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SO2Na

O

N

SO2Na

SO2Na

N

CO2Na

SO2-

(C)!

(C)!