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. 2012 Aug 1;18(1):75–85. doi: 10.1007/s12192-012-0360-4

Table 1.

Crosslinks identified between Hsp21 and MDH

Theoretical (MH)+ (Da) Matched Hsp21 sequence Matched MDH sequence Hsp21 res. MDH res. Observations Ox. Met observationa Fig. S-2b
1503.7412 M1QDQR5 K81PGMTR86 1 81 3 2 A-C
1870.9234 M1QDQR5 K133HGVYNPNK141 1 133 5 1 D, E
2087.0807 M1QDQR5 I206QEAGTEVVKAK217 1 215 7 1 F, G
1388.7208 M1QDQR5 K273GIEK277 1 273 2 1 H, I
1842.9747 M1QDQR5 G274IEKNLGIGK283 1 277 11 J
1360.7258 M1QDQR5 A301SIKK305 1 304 2 1 K, L
1650.8161 M1QDQR5 K305GEEFVK311 1 305 2 M
1926.0157 G19NQGSSVEKRPQQR32 A1K2 27 1 3 N
2544.3170 G19NQGSSVEKRPQQR32 K305GEEFVK311 27 305 3 O
1605.8852 T172KVER176 K305GEEFVK311 173 305 4 P

aThe observation(s) of the same peptide pair but with one or two methionine residues oxidized strengthens the identification, and in this case, the MS spectrum of the oxidized version of the crosslink is also shown in Fig. S-2 (Supplementary information). This type of observation was only counted once, even if it was observed in different data sets

bThe capital letter refers to where the MS spectrum is shown in Fig. S-2 (Supplementary information). MS/MS spectra of precursor masses 2087.0807, 1842.9747, and 1360.7258 Da can be found in Fig. S-3 (Supplementary information)