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. 2016 Dec 27;114(2):364–369. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1608462114

Table S4.

MS conditions used to monitor for pseudocobalamin and SAM

Compound Transitions monitored CE, V CV, V
OH-pseudocobalamin 659.8 → 136.1, 348.1 30 45
CN-pseudocobalamin 673.3 → 136.1, 348.1, 660.3 30 45
Me-pseudocobalamin 668.3 → 136.1, 348.1, 660.3 30 30
Ado-pseudocobalamin 785.3 → 136.1, 348.1, 660.3 30 50
S-adenosyl methionine 399.258 → 136.1, 250.2 26 2

CE, collision energy in volts (V); CV, cone voltage in volts (V). For the pseudocobalamins, parent masses are all of the [M+2H]2+ except OH-pseudocobalamin, which loses its OH- during ionization as shown previously (15). 136 m/z, α ligand (adenine); 348 m/z, α ligand with sugar and phosphate groups; 660 m/z, doubly charged loss of the β ligand. Bolded transitions were used for quantification.