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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 21.
Published in final edited form as: Anal Chem. 2011 Jan 6;83(3):701–707. doi: 10.1021/ac100775s

Table 2.

Impact of considering amino acid modifications on the total number of identified proteins, peptides, and iTRAQ labeling.

144KNt 144KNt_144Y 144KNt_144C 144KNt_14K 144KNt_42K 144KNt_43K 144KNt_48C 144KNt_16M
1. Total proteins (p<0.001) # 183 199 179 182 198 193 183 184
2. Total peptides # 3526 3760 3512 3498 3609 3632 3536 3616
3. Total Nt labeled # 3333 3529 3338 3253 3372 3407 3350 3417
4. Nt labeled % 95 94 95 93 93 94 95 94
5. Total K residues # 4268 4607 4252 4385 4497 4602 4292 4413
6. K iTRAQ labeled # 4145 4431 4127 4081 4183 4250 4172 4272
7. K iTRAQ labeled % 97 96 97 93 93 92 97 97
8. Additional AA residues # 2230 166 4385 4497 4602 171 1213
9. Additional AA labeled # 254 46 181 171 192 28 131
10. Additional AA labeled % 11 28 4 4 4 16 11
11. Peptides w. labeled AA # 245 45 139 134 165 21 124
12. Peptides w. labeled AA % 6.5 1.3 3.9 3.7 4.5 0.6 3.4
13. Peptides w. labeled AA (p<0.001) 118 10 2 15 36 0 38

Note 1: AA stands for amino acid.

Note 2: The 144Y and 144C conditions involve additional labeling of only internal Y and C (N-terminals are assumed to be labeled).