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. 2003 Apr 1;31(7):e37. doi: 10.1093/nar/gng037

Table 4. Fragment masses in Figure 2A–D.

Spectrum Signal Massa Sequence
2A 1 3136.0 CCCUUCACCG
  1 3138.0 ACUUCUCUCG
  2 3231.0 UAAAACCACG
      AAAACCACUG
  3 3419.2 CUCCUUCCCUGb
  4 3793.4 CCAACCCUACCG
  4 3795.4 CAUCCCUUCAAG
2B 1 1890.2 CCCCUG
  2 1915.2 ACUCUG
  3 1938.2 CCAAUG
      UCACAG
      UACCAG
  3 1939.2 UCAAUG
  3 1940.2 UUAUAG
  4 1961.2 CAACAG
      AACCAG
  5 1985.2 ACAAAG
  5 1986.2 UAAAAG
  6 2009.4 AAAAAG
  7 2220.4 CCUCUAG
  7 2222.4 UCUUAUG
  8 2243.4 UCCACAG
      CUCACAG
  9 2267.4 AAUCACG
  9 2268.4 AAAUCUG
  10 2290.4 ACACAAG
2C 1 3207.0 CCAUCAAACG
  1 3211.0 UUUUAUAAAG
  2 3233.0 AUUACAAUAG
  3 3280 c
2D 1 3774.4 CUCAUAUUCUUG
  1 3775.4 UUAUUACUUCUG
  2 3844.4 UUCAAAAUUACG
  3 4151.6 ACAUUUAAUUUAG

aFor each fragment only the main product is listed. Each listed mass is accompanied by a –18 Da intermediate that is marked by an asterisk in the corresponding figures.

bFragments that are present in only one of the variants are in italics.

cInvariant fragment with unknown sequence.