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. 2009 Feb 27;284(9):5807–5818. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M807593200

TABLE 1.

Tryptic peptides of AAF-132 and AAF-44 and an N-terminal peptide of AAF-44

AAF was purified from L1210 cells as described previously (11). After SDS-PAGE, the bands corresponding to AAF-132 and AAF-44 were excised, and tryptic fragments were analyzed by tandem mass spectrometry or N-terminal Edman degradation (AAF-44 peptide 1) as described under “Experimental Procedures.”

Identified as amino acid residues
AAF-132 peptide fragments
1 GGRPGDGVLPR 98-108
2 QLILLGTLVDLLGDSEQE 110-127
3 AWATFDPK 561-568
4 LVAPGPSTPVFETEGSSGT 814-832
5 XHFSQLEK 962-968
6 ALGLSPSEWSSILEHAR 1090-1106
7 VALQFTGLGGQTXSASK 1111-1127
8 THEPLTLLLR 1128-1137
9 PTDISPR
1159-1165
AAF-44 peptide fragments
1 PQPXLXME 2-9
2 IGIGDIIR 136-143
3 XIXANIYYK 157-164
4 XDDPVWNMQIAR 166-176
5 LQEEEALNNKDNLDLAGLTSLLSEK 197-221
6 VLELLEDQSDIVSTADHYY 357-375