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. 2013 Oct 18;288(48):34920–34929. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M113.523506

TABLE 1.

The Cys220–Cys248 disulfide bond in βII-tryptase is reduced in a fraction of the molecules, and the oxidized fraction can be reduced by thioredoxin

The fraction of peptides containing Cys220 or Cys248 that labeled with IAM increased upon addition of thioredoxin (bold face type), indicating reduction of the Cys220–Cys248 disulfide bond. Thioredoxin selectively reduced this bond because there was no appreciable change in the IAM labeling of the other six cysteines in the protease (Cys59–Cys75, Cys155–Cys230, and Cys188–Cys211). MMTS, methyl methanethiolsulfonate.

Digestion βII-Tryptase peptide Cys No thioredoxin
With thioredoxin
Abundance
Percentage reduced Abundance
Percentage reduced
IAM adduct MMTS adduct IAM adduct MMTS adduct
Chymotrypsin CGGSLIHPQW 59 60,999 287,060 18 402,680 127,741 25
Trypsin TAAHCVGPDVK 75 28,314 600,511 5 18,112 384,333 5
Trypsin VPIMENHICDAK 188 5,788,350 23,433,269 20 4,242,676 14,492,330 23
Trypsin IVRDDMLCAGNTR 211 1,580,273 9,798,215 14 1,067,604 5,531,002 16
Trypsin DSCQGDSGGPL 220 146,813 474,108 24 176,254 43,489 80
Trypsin DSCQGDSGGPLVCK 230 775,247 11,931,392 6 433,216 6,693,478 6
Chymotrypsin GEGCAQPNRPGIY 248 643,460 1,302,075 33 1,885,816 354,137 84