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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Microbiol. 2014 Dec 8;95(2):231–244. doi: 10.1111/mmi.12858

Table 1.

Acetylation sites of CheY in vivo revealed from MS/MS analyses

Peptide Sequence Acetylation
site on
CheYa
MH+ [Da]b Xcorrc
Wild-type level of CheY (no IPTG)
ATLEEKLNacKIFEacKLGMGLCG K122; K126 2351.21573 2.2
Wild-type level of CheY (no IPTG) + acetate
HHTDPALRAADacKELacK K4; K7 1785.91252 2.36
DALNKLQAGGYGFVISDWNMPNMDGLELLacKTIR K70 3724.82656 3.16
AacKKENIIAAAQAG K91 1328.71623 2.06
LMVTAEAKacKENIIAAAQAGASG K92 2202.14408 2.11
LNacKIFEK K122 933.53984 2.75
Elevated levels of CheY (IPTG)
VVacKPFTAATLEEKLNK K109 1830.02666 3.21
LEEacKLNKI K119 1028.59380 1.91
TAATLEEacKLNKIFEacKL K119; K126 1933.04265 1.86
Elevated levels of CheY (IPTG) + acetate
ALPVLMVTAEAacKKENIIAAAQ K91 2240.21514 2.17
VVacKPFTAATLEEKLNK K109 1830.02666 3.07
LEEacKLNKI K119 1028.59380 1.98
TAATLEEacKLNKIFEacKL K119; K126 1933.0265 1.92
a

According to protein accession P0AE67. The sites were determined according to acetylated peptides obtained by proteolytic digestion with trypsin and chymotrypsin.

b

MH+ is the mass of the protonated form of the peptide.

c

Xcorr is a cross-correlation score function calculated to assess the quality of the match between a tandem mass spectrum and amino acid sequence information in a database (Eng et al., 1994). The peptides were identified using the Sequest search engine.