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. 2000 Nov 21;97(24):13033–13038. doi: 10.1073/pnas.97.24.13033

Table 2.

Identification of Cys residues modified by NEM or IAN

Cys residue Peptide amino acids Modified thiol Retention time, min Mass
Predicted Observed
Cys-99 92-100 NEM 21 1178.3 1178.8
92-100 IAN 23 1110.3 1110.6
91-100 NEM 21 1306.5 1306.4
91-100 IAN 22 1238.4 1238.7
Cys-134 101-136 IAN 64 4265.3 4265.3
Cys-139 137-154 IAN ND 2289.8
Cys-288 277-317 IAN ND 4842.7
Cys-311 277-317 IAN ND 4842.7
Cys-323 318-326 IAN 24 1150.4 1150.6
Cys-343 335-346 IAN 21 1306.5 1306.4
Cys-450 446-453 NEM 20 1066.2 1066.4
446-457 NEM 31 1517.8 1516.6
Cys-598 589-622 IAN 47 3991.5 3990.9
Cys-700 695-704 IAN 32 1227.5 1228.0

Peptides from a chromatogram (Fig. 2) of tryptic-digested modified carboxylase were detected by LC-ESMS (supplemental Methods). No free thiol-containing peptides were detected. Predicted and observed masses are for the actual peptide masses, derived from their positive ion masses. M+H ions were observed for Cys-99, Cys-323, Cys-343, Cys-450, and Cys-700. M+2H ions were observed for Cys-99, Cys-323, Cys-343, Cys-450, Cys-598, and Cys-700. M+3H ions were observed for Cys-134 and Cys-598. M+4H ions were observed for Cys-134. ND is not detected.