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. 2017 Jan 17;114(5):E879–E886. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1620315114

Table S1.

LC-MS/MS results for WNK4 expressed in HEK293 cells

Mod. Start End Sequence Score M+ m/z Conserv. in n species
6 35 NTETGVPMSQTEADLALRPSPALTSTGPTR 15.68 3 1040.2
Phos (S64) 62 94 RSSVDLGLLSSWSQPASLLPEPPDPPDSAGPTR 58.72 3 1170.6 19
Phos (S63/S100) 62 101 RSSVDLGLLSSWSQPASLLPEPPDPPDSAGPTRSPPSSSK 24.84 4 1072.3 19 (S63), 16 (S100)
63 94 SSVDLGLLSSWSQPASLLPEPPDPPDSAGPTR 56.57 3 1091.9
Phos (S99) 63 101 SSVDLGLLSSWSQPASLLPEPPDPPDSAGPTRSPPSSSK 101.2 3 1342.0 14
Phos (S95) 95 115 SPPSSSKEPPEGTWMGAAPVK 92.7 3 744.7 13
102 115 EPPEGTWMGAAPVK 94.46 2 738.4
116 134 AVDSACPELTGSSGGPGSR 4.8 3 719.9
135 145 EPPRVPDAAAR 42.58 2 589.8
148 169 RREQEEKEDTETQAVATSPDGR 64.05 3 844.7
149 169 REQEEKEDTETQAVATSPDGR 78.91 3 792.7
150 169 EQEEKEDTETQAVATSPDGR 96.41 2 1110.5
155 169 EDTETQAVATSPDGR 118.55 2 788.9
173 179 FDIEIGR 58.07 2 425.2
180 187 GSFKTVYR 4.15 2 607.2
215 223 FSEEVEMLK 77.09 2 567.3
224 232 GLQHPNIVR 49.46 2 517.3
243 260 GQVCIVLVTELMTSGTLK 4.79 4 519.3
284 291 GLHFLHSR 54.9 2 483.8
292 298 VPPILHR 58.29 2 416.3
302 315 CDNVFITGPSGSVK 51.68 2 712.3
316 326 IGDLGLATLKR 84.62 2 578.9
316 325 IGDLGLATLK 97.46 2 500.8
Phos (S332) 332 348 SVIGTPEFMAPEMYEEK 74.26 2 1022.4 28
349 383 YDEAVDVYAFGMCMLEMATSEYPYSECQNAAQIYR 18.41 3 1386.9
385 396 VTSGTKPNSFYK 68.07 2 664.8
418 430 FTIQDLLAHAFFR 100.25 2 794.9
434 451 GVHVELAEEDDGEKPGLK 108.49 2 961.5
467 479 DNQAIEFLFQLGR 115.16 2 775.9
480 505 DAAEEVAQEMVALGLVCEADYQPVAR 5.91 3 956.4
627 657 SGPGSDFSPGDSYASDAASGLSDMGEGGQMR 86.58 3 1030.4
672 683 LRVTSVSDQSDR 36.3 2 691.9
Phos (S676) 674 683 VTSVSDQSDR 71.39 2 592.2 15
684 695 VVECQLQTHNSK 85.85 2 696.4
701 726 FDLDGDSPEEIAAAMVYNEFILPSER 47.76 3 982.1
727 732 DGFLSR 22.3 1 704.4
733 739 IREIIQR 36.38 2 464.3
740 746 VETLLKR 39.42 2 429.8
Phos (S759) 747 780 DAGPPEAAEDALSPQEEPAALPALPGPPNAEPQR 85.86 3 1161.5 14
Phos (S783) 781 787 SISPEQR 43.32 2 453.7 26
971 981 NPAQPLLGDAR 78.66 2 581.3
982 996 LAPISEEGKPQLVGR 96.89 2 797.4
997 1003 FQVTSSK 52.25 2 401.7
Phos (S1014) 997 1019 FQVTSSKEPAEPPLQPASPTLSR 79.88 2 1274.1 11
Phos (S1014) 1004 1019 EPAEPPLQPASPTLSR 58.14 2 885.4 11
Phos (S1025) 1020 1046 SLKLPSPPLTSESSDTEDSAAGGPETR 54.65 3 942.4 16
Phos (S1033) 1023 1046 LPSPPLTSESSDTEDSAAGGPETR 83.42 2 1241.0 16
Phos (S1052) 1047 1054 EALAESDR 37.99 2 485.7 14
1055 1071 AAEGLGVAVDDEKDEGK 116.81 2 851.9
1055 1067 AAEGLGVAVDDEK 109.36 2 637.3
1122 1136 QKHLSEVEALQTLQK 87.6 2 876.5
1124 1136 HLSEVEALQTLQK 118.72 2 748.4
1138 1145 EIEDLYSR 51.83 2 512.7
1146 1166 LGKQPPPGIVAPAAMLSCRQR 2.95 2 1116.6
Phos (S1169) 1167 1177 RLSKGSFPTSR 28.51 2 698.3 27
Phos (S1172) 1168 1177 LSKGSFPTSR 35.83 2 580.3 26
Phos (S1176) 1171 1177 GSFPTSR 24.25 2 416.2 23
1178 1194 RNSLQRSDLPGPGIMRR 2.07 3 710.3
Phos (S1180) 1178 1183 RNSLQR 30.84 2 427.2 27
1184 1193 SDLPGPGIMR 80.16 2 521.8
Phos (S1196) 1194 1208 RNSLSGSSTGSQEQR 112.17 2 837.4 24
1194 1211 RNSLSGSSTGSQEQRASK 7.52 3 733.9
Phos (S1196) 1195 1208 NSLSGSSTGSQEQR 82.09 2 759.3 24
1212 1221 GVTFAGDIGR 70.07 2 496.8

Observed peptides are presented. Mod, variable modification; Phos, phosphorylation; Score, MASCOT score. Peptide sequences are numbered according to position in mouse WNK4. Phosphorylated residues are underlined. Check mark means that the peptide was phosphorylated but the phosphorylated residue could not be assigned. Conservation of the identified phosphorylation sites was analyzed in 28 vertebrate species (including fish, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and mammals). The last column indicates the number of species in which the residue was found to be conserved. N-terminal RRXS sites lie within a conserved region of the protein across vertebrate classes, except fish. C-terminal phosphorylation sites located after S1169 lie within a region that is conserved among all vertebrates analyzed. S783 is conserved in most vertebrates; however, the surrounding sequence is only conserved among mammals. S332 is the T-loop phosphorylation site, which lies within the kinase domain and is conserved in all orthologs. All other sites are generally only conserved among mammals.