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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Microbiol. 2011 Jul 28;81(5):1190–1204. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2958.2011.07742.x

Table 1.

Lysine-acetylated β and β' peptides

Lysine-acetylated β peptides identified from glucose-exposed wild-type cells
Sequence Prob SEQUEST
XCorr
SEQUEST
ΔCn
Observed
Precursor
m/z
Actual
Peptide
Mass
(MW)
Charge Delta
PPM
(R)DNK236(+42)LQmELVPER(L) 95% 2.955 0.481 510.5923 1528.76 3 −0.4136
(R)QLEK279(+42)DDVK(L)* 95% 2.407 0.4241 508.7665 1015.52 2 −0.3027
(K)VTPK890(+42)GETQLTPEEK(L) 95% 3.296 0.6551 799.9181 1597.82 2 0.8714
(R)AIFGEK909(+42)ASDVK(D)* 95% 3.424 0.6959 603.8215 1205.63 2 −0.7829
(K)ASDVK914(+42)DSSLR(V)* 95% 3.105 0.3712 560.2856 1118.56 2 −0.08906
(R)ALEIEEmQLK954(+42)QAK(K) 95% 3.883 0.6378 786.9191 1571.82 2 0.2837
(R)AVLVAGGVEAEK988(+42)LDK(L) 95% 4.315 0.7414 770.9325 1539.85 2 −0.3886
(K)LDK991(+42)LPR(D)* 95% 1.741 0.3937 392.2397 782.4648 2 −0.5344
(R)K1035(+42)ITQGDDLAPGVLK(I) 95% 3.136 0.5483 748.9197 1495.82 2 −0.07396
(R)mNIGQILETHLGmAAK1122(G) 95% 3.105 0.4271 600.9708 1799.89 3 −0.3436
(K)INAmLK1133(+42)QQQEVAK(L) 95% 4.660 0.6422 779.9177 1557.82 2 1.362
(K)QQQEVAK1140(+42)LR(E)* 95% 2.559 0.5444 571.3196 1140.62 2 −0.4438
(R)K1178(+42)GmPIATPVFDGAK(E) 95% 3.851 0.6688 745.3899 1488.77 2 0.1888
(K)ELLK1200(+42)LGDLPTSGQIR(L) 95% 4.029 0.5342 841.4792 1680.94 2 1.418
(R)STGSYSLVTQQPLGGK1262(+42) AQFGGQR(F) 95% 4.335 0.5947 803.744 2408.21 3 0.543

Lysine-acetylated β’ peptides identified from glucose-exposed wild-type cells

Sequence Prob SEQUEST XCorr SEQUEST ΔCn Observed Precursor m/z Actual Peptide Mass (MW) Charge Delta PPM

(K)AQTK13(+42)TEEFDAIK(I)* 95% 3.134 0.5511 711.8596 1421.70 2 0.4564
(K)K40(+42)PETINYR(T) 95% 1.857 0.3906 531.7829 1061.55 2 0.5715
(R)GLATTIK395(+42)AAK(K) 95% 2.728 0.654 508.3111 1014.61 2 0.1017
(K)GEGmVLTGPK531(+42)EAER(L) 95% 3.620 0.5413 766.3754 1530.74 2 0.8169
(K)TSLK570(+42)DTTVGR(A) 95% 2.799 0.4491 560.3032 1118.59 2 −1.289
(R)SGASVGIDDmVIPEK649(+42)K(H) 95% 3.297 0.5722 852.4306 1702.85 2 0.9404
(R)AAAESSIQVK953(+42)NK(G) 95% 3.437 0.5779 644.3492 1286.68 2 0.6021
(K)GSIK959(+42)LSNVK(S) 95% 2.737 0.5114 494.2947 986.5748 2 −1.35
(K)LSNVK964(+42)SVVNSSGK(L) 95% 3.015 0.6372 680.8746 1359.73 2 −0.8405
(R)NTELK983(+42)LIDEFGR(T) 95% 3.479 0.5128 492.9273 1475.76 3 −1.452
(R)LQGVK1247(+42)INDK(H) 95% 1.808 0.2969 528.8063 1055.60 2 0.2463

Immunoprecipitated β and β’ proteins were separated by SDS-PAGE and β and β’ bands were digested with trypsin, as described (Chi et al., 2010). The resulting peptides were analyzed in a LTQ OrbitrapXL™ mass spectrometer, as described in the Methods section and analyzed using the Scaffold software. The table shows the Xcorr, ΔCn scores, charges, both the observed precursor m/z and actual peptide mass, and the mass deviation (delta ppm) of all 15 K-acetylated peptides detected for β and 11 K-acetylated peptides detected for β’ in the glucose-exposed samples. In these tables, the CID MS/MS spectra of the acetylated β and β’ peptides are shown in Tables S1 and S2, respectively. The complete b and y ion series are cognizable and labelled in red and blue, respectively. Acetylated peptides detected in at least two biological replicates are underlined.

An asterisk indicates acetylated peptides identified in samples collected from glucose-exposed yfiQ mutants (Supplemental Tables S6 and S7). None of these peptides was detected in the absence of glucose (Supplemental Tables S4, S5, S9 and S10).