Table 1:
fragment | modified K | protection |
---|---|---|
RPA70 | ||
82-91 | 88 | - |
158-167 | 163 | - |
164-183 | 167 | - |
168-183 | 183 | + |
202-210 | 206 | - |
217-234 | 220 | - |
235-253 | 244 | - |
254-267 | 263 | + |
260-267 | 259 | + |
314-331 | 324 | - |
325-335 | 331 | - |
340-344 | 343 | + |
489-499 | 489 | + |
500-511 | 502 | - |
576-586 | 577 | + |
587-600 | 588 | + |
589-600 | 595 | - |
RPA32 | ||
38-40 | 38 | - |
82-105 | 93 | - |
128-139 | 138 | - |
139-145 | 139 | - |
RPA14 | ||
31-39 | 33 | - |
40-72 | 49 | - |
Tryptic digest fragments of hRPA subunits p70, p32, and p14 are shown with the modified lysine residue indicated.Lysines that are shown to be protected from modification in the presence of ssDNA are indicated by (+) while residues readily modified in the presence and absence of ssDNA are indicated by (-).Lysine residues that make direct contact with ssDNA are shown in bold.