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. 2007 Mar 14;1(1):97–119. doi: 10.1016/j.molonc.2007.02.005

Table 3.

Protein identification by mass spectrometrya

Protein name Acc number (SwissProt)b Acc number (UniGene)c Gene Map Locus Mm/pId Scoree Coverage (%) Number of recognized peptides
Cytokeratin 7 P08729 KRT7/SCL 12q12–q13 51/5.5 267 43 25
Cytokeratin 8 P05787 KRT8/CYK8 12q13 53.5/5.5 238 40 40
Cytokeratin 14 P02533 KRT14 17q12–q21 51.6/5.1 200 43 16
Cytokeratin 15 P19012 KRT15 17q21.2 49/4.7 222 35 17
Cytokeratin 18 P05783 KRT18/CYK18 12q13 48/5.3 206 34 18
Cytokeratin 19 P08727 KRT19 17q21.2 44/5.04 316 54 26
Fatty acid binding protein, adipocyte (A‐FABP) P15090 FABP4 8q21 14.7/6.8 130 45 8 (PSD: 935.48)
Glycerol‐3‐phosphate dehydrogenase [NAD+], cytoplasmic, GPDH‐C P21695 GPD1 12q12–q13 38/5.8 304 53 21 (PSD: 1556.79)
MRP14 (S100A9) P06702 S100A9/CAGB, MRP14 1q12–q22 13.5/5.7 148 60 8
14‐3‐3‐Sigma (Stratifin) P31947 SFN/HME1 1p36.11 27.8/4.8 90 35 8
a

Protein identifications from tumour biopsy, apocrine microcyst from patient 23, and MCF‐10A cells are presented.

b

Whenever possible, the SwissProt accession number was used.

c

UniGene accession number was used.

d

The Mr and pI were calculated directly from the sequences.

e

Ions score is −10*Log (P), where P is the probability that the observed match is a random event. The protein score exceeded the threshold significance score of 74 (p < 0.05) in all cases and therefore, all identifications are confident.