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. 2016 Jan 11;291(10):5439–5451. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M115.706093

TABLE 1.

Identified INTRA-peptide BS3 cross-links in isolated lipid-free apoA-IΔ185–243 monomeric and dimeric samples derived from mixed 14N- and 15N-labeled proteins

Cross-link Peptides involveda Mod.b Sample Massc
14N 15N
Da
Lys88–Lys94 84QEMSKDLEEVKAK96 XL M 1671.86 1688.81
XL D 1671.86 1688.81
Lys12–Lys23 11VKDLATVYVDVLKDSGR27 XL M 2015.13 2037.07
XL D 2015.12 2037.06
Lys23–Ser25 11VKDLATVYVDVLKDSGR27 XL, H M 2171.22 2193.16
XL, H D 2171.21 2193.15
Lys133–Lys140 132QKLHELQEKLSPLGEEMR149 XL M 2302.24 2329.16
XL D 2302.23 2329.15
Lys133–Ser142 132QKLHELQEKLSPLGEEMR149 XL M 2302.24 2329.16
D NDd ND
Lys140–Ser142 132QKLHELQEKLSPLGEEMR149 XL, H M 2458.31 2485.24
D ND ND
Lys106–Lys107 97VQPYLDDFQKKWQEEMELYR116 XL M 2782.39 2811.32
D ND ND

a Lysines or serines involved in cross-links are in bold type.

b Mod., chemical modifications; XL, one complete cross-link (+138.068 Da); H, one hydrolyzed cross-linker (+156.079 Da).

c Experimentally derived monoisotopic mass for each peptide with each isotope and the combinations.

d ND, not detected. These ions were detectable in one sample (i.e. monomer or dimer) but not in the other.