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. 2016 Oct 20;113(45):12774–12779. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1611642113

Fig. S2.

Fig. S2.

Ligand proximal photoxidation of NP41–MB enriches laminins after various photooxidation exposures. Shown are proteins identified as enriched by MS in nerve samples photooxidized with NP41–MB after light exposure (10 s, 1 min, or 15 min) versus NL control, plotted by average (Top) or individual light exposures (Middle). Spectral counts for each protein were summed [abundance (PO+NL)], and the fractions identified in the PO sample [enrichment PO/(PO+NL)] are plotted on the y and x axes, respectively. Proteins enriched in the PO compared with the NL control are shown on the right of the vertical axis at x = 0.5. Proteins with low total spectral counts (<30) were considered likely nonspecific background signal. Those identified as consistently enriched by light (x > 0.5) and with abundant spectral counts (y > 30) are highlighted in the graphs above and are identified with x and y values listed in the table. Proteins showing photooxidation-induced enrichment in multiple samples include laminin subunits, nidogen, and collagen VI subunits. Two abundant, nerve-specific proteins, neurofilament and myelin protein P0, were not enriched. Results are representative of independent replicate experiments.