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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 8.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2015 May 12;54(20):3151–3163. doi: 10.1021/acs.biochem.5b00279

Table 2.

Intact Protein Mass Spectrometry of the F. diplosiphon SF33 Cyt b6f Complex after Ni Affinity Chromatography

retention time (min) measured average molecular mass (Da) calculated average molecular mass (Da) measured monoisotopic molecular mass (Da) modifications subunit identity
  35.7 14578.1 14579.3917 14567.0896 42–179 ISP (truncated)
  46.1 18939.5 18940.3345 NA 2–179, N-acetyl ISP (full length)
  50.9 32743.0 32718.4635 NA 36–333 + six His, heme cyt f (PetA)a
  53.4 31768.0 31748.4403 NA 36–332, heme cyt f (without N333, His tag)
  84.0   4026.1   4025.7869 4023.1578 N-formyl PetG
  95.9   3578.0   3578.2265b 3575.8351 N-formyl PetMc
  97.8   3254.6   3256.0387d 3252.8471 N-formyl PetLd
100 24772.6 24771.6082 NA N-acetyl, heme cyt b6 (PetB)
109   3261.5   3261.9616   3259.7588 N-formyl PetN
110 17409.3 17409.7298 NA Met1 removed PetD
a

During the course of this analysis, the results presented in our 2002 paper were reviewed. The current spinach PetA sequence (P16013; September, 6, 2014) now yields full mass match with the same modifications we originally reported, further supporting the YP motif at the N-terminus of this protein.

b

Based upon the PetM sequence of N. azollae (strain 0708) (D7DYS4).

c

BLAST searches of a pair of sequence tags (FGLIFV and GALLLK) match various cyanobacterial PetM sequences from the Nostocales. D7DYS4 provided a full sequence in agreement with the low- and high-resolution mass spectrometry data.

d

Based upon the PetL sequence of N. azollae (strain 0708) (D7E059).