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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 2.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Chem Biol. 2007 Jul 15;3(8):480–485. doi: 10.1038/nchembio.2007.9

Table 1.

LC/MS data acquired for early PTT biosynthetic intermediates

Sample Compound Formula Retention
time (min)a
Ion
detected
Calculated
(m/z)
Measured (m/z)b
WM6492 (ΔphpC) AEP C2H8NO3P 22.5/ 22.5 [M−H] 124.0169 124.0168/ 124.0169
PhpC in vitro HEP C2H7O4P 15.8/ 16.4 [M−H] 125.0009 125.0010/ 125.0009
WM6601 (ΔphpD) HEP C2H7O4P 16.2/ 16.4 [M−H] 125.0009 125.0009/ 125.0009
PhpD in vitro HMP CH5O4P 15.7/ 16.9 [M−H] 110.9853 110.9852/ 110.9853
WM6602 (ΔphpE) HMP CH5O4P 17.6/ 16.9 [M−H] 110.9853 110.9852/ 110.9853
WM6488 (ΔphpJ) AMPn CH6NO3P 22.1/ 22.8 [M−H] 110.0013 110.0011/ 110.0013
PhpF in vitro CMP-5’-PF C10H15N3O12P2 9.6 [M+H]+ 432.0204 432.0203
PhpF in vitro CMP-5’-PF, NH4+ C10H15N3O12P2 9.6 [M+NH4]+ 449.0469 449.0468
a,b

Retention times and measured mass to charge ratio (m/z) values are listed such that the first value represents our experimental results and the second value is derived from the analysis of a corresponding authentic standard (if available).