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. 2023 Jun 3;299(7):104887. doi: 10.1016/j.jbc.2023.104887

Table 1.

Identification of tyrosine phosphorylated Net1A peptides in active Src–transfected cells

Peptide Intensity % A-score Localization Most likely sites if not localized Residue number
R.HLYQVYR.Q 2.04e+07
R.HLpYQVYR.Q 3.17e+05 1.6 60.66 Yes 370
R.HLYQVpYR.Q 1.42e+05 0.7 64.14 Yes 373
R.HLpYQVpYR.Q 5.84e+04 0.3 Yes 370/373
K.KGESECQYYINKLEYLDEK.Q 3.91e+05
K.KGESECQpYYINKLEYLDEK.Q 1.08e+05 27.6 8.94 No K.KGESECQpYpYINKLEYLDEK.Q 310/311
K.RQEAIYELSR.G 5.75e+06
K.RQEAIpYELSR.G 4.49e+05 7.8 53.2 Yes 126

Shown are the unphosphorylated and tyrosine phosphorylated (pY) Net1A peptides. Intensity refers to the mass spectrum peak area/height. Percent (%) refers to the amount of phosphorylation signal relative to total signal for that peptide. The Ambiguity score (A-score) reflects the likelihood of a particular residue being phosphorylated within a given peptide (64). Localization refers to whether the phosphorylation site was unambiguously identified. Residue number refers to the amino acid number in mouse Net1A.