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. 2018 Mar 12;18:209–233. doi: 10.1016/j.dib.2018.03.034

Peptide data on the disulfide bond analysis of baculovirus produced Pfs25 by LC-MSMS

Shwu-Maan Lee 1,, Jordan L Plieskatt 1, C Richter King 1
PMCID: PMC5996233  PMID: 29896512

Abstract

This article contains the peptide data obtained while performing disulfide bond mapping of the recombinant Plasmodium falciparum protein, Pfs25, produced from the baculovirus expression system. Pfs25 is a malaria transmission-blocking vaccine candidate, with a compact and complex structure including 22 cysteines. This supplementary data is related to the research “Disulfide bond mapping of Pfs25, a recombinant malaria transmission blocking vaccine candidate” (Lee et al., 2018) [1]. In brief, Pfs25 was digested with trypsin/Lys-C and derived peptides separated by High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and analyzed by mass spectrometry (MS) by MSE fragmentation. The theoretical peptides and their respective masses along with disulfide bond locations with linked peptides are presented here alongside the mass spectrometry analysis. The raw mass spectrometry data is made available through the Mass Spectrometry Interactive Virtual Environment (MassIVE) with identifier: MSV000081982.

Keywords: Pfs25, Disulfide, Mass spectrometry, Malaria, LC-MSMS


Specifications Table

Subject area Chemistry, Biology,
More specific subject area Disulfide bond analysis by liquid chromatography and mass spectrometric analysis
Type of data Tables, figures
How data was acquired Data was generated using liquid chromatography (Waters 2695 Separations Module and Waters 2489 UV/Vis Detector) and mass spectroscopy (Waters QTOF Premier mass spectrometer)
Data format Collated data from analysis with Waters BiopharmaLynx 1.3 and MassLynx
Experimental factors Recombinant Pfs25 digested with 20 µg of trypsin/Lys-C at 37 °C overnight and subsequent further digestion by additional 20 µg of trypsin/Lys-C for 3–4 hours at 37 °C
Experimental features Identification of the proper pairing of 11 disulfide bonds in Pfs25 through digestion of peptides and LC-MS/MS
Data source location Mass spectrometry data acquired in Middleton, WI, USA
Data accessibility Data is provided within this article and RAW MS files have been deposited in the Mass Spectrometry Interactive Virtual Environment (MassIVE) with identifier: MSV000081982 (ftp://massive.ucsd.edu/MSV000081982). MassIVE is a member of the ProteomeXchange Consortium

Value of the data

  • The derived peptides and mass spectrometry data is provided here for further details from the disulfide bond analysis of Pfs25.

  • The disulfide bond locations and linked peptides are discussed alongside the mass spectrometry analysis here and data made accessible to the scientific community.

  • Pfs25 is a compact and complex 17.9 kDa protein with 22 cysteines (11 disulfide bonds) that has presented difficulty in prior disulfide bond analysis

  • A method was developed to map the disulfide bonds of a complex and compact protein, which may be applicable to other proteins, an important step in recombinant protein development for vaccines.

1. Data

The Pfs25 disulfide bond mapping peptides are discussed in further detail in this manuscript to further support the elucidation of disulfide bonds of Pfs25 as discussed in [1]. Further, the mass spectrometry RAW files have been deposited in the Mass Spectrometry Interactive Virtual Environment (MassIVE). Theoretical peptides, produced from Trypsin/Lys-C digestion of Pfs25, are presented in Table 1.

Table 1.

Theoretical Fragments for Trypsin/Lys-C Digestion of Pfs25.

Peptides Position Peptide Label Theoretical Mass (Da)
DAK 1–3 T1 332.17
VTVDTVCK 4–11 T2 863.44
R 12-12 T3 174.11
GFLIQMSGHLECK 13–25 T4 1461.71
CENDLVLVNEETCEEK 26–41 T5 1865.80
VLK 42–44 T6 358.26
CDEK 45–48 T7 493.18
TVNKPCGDFSK 49–59 T8 1194.57
CIK 60–62 T9 362.20
IDGNPVSYACK 63–73 T10 1165.54
CNLGYDMVNNVCIPNECK 74–91 T11 2027.86
QVTCGNGK 92–99 T12 805.38
CILDTSNPVK 100–109 T13 1088.55
TGVCSCNIGK 110–119 T14 980.44
VPNVQDQNK 120–128 T15 1040.53
CSK 129–131 T16 336.15
DGETK 132–136 T17 548.24
CSLK 137–140 T18 449.23
CLK 141–143 T19 362.20
ENETCK 144–149 T20 722.29
AVDGIYK 150–156 T21 764.41
CDCK 157–160 T22 467.15
DGFIIDQESSICTHHHHHH 161–179 T23 2248.98

Utilizing Biopharmalynx 1.3 the mass spectral data was analyzed and compared to the theoretical peptides to obtain the localization of the 11 disulfide bonds present in the recombinant Pfs25. The disulfide bond locations and linked peptides (including theoretical and observed) masses are presented in Table 2. Each disulfide bond (referenced by nomenclature SS#) is further presented with the peptide information and mass spectrometry (MS) and MSMS data obtained during the analysis in the subsequent figures and tables presented in this manuscript.

Table 2.

Disulfide bond locations for Pfs25 including theoretical and observed masses of fragments.

Disulfide Bond Linked Cysteines Tryptic Peptide Label Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (ppm)
SS1 Cys10-Cys24 T2+T4 2323.1375 2323.1152 9.6
SS2 Cys26-Cys38 T5 1863.7866 1863.7752 6.1
SS3 Cys45-Cys60 T7+T9 853.3674 853.3656 2.1
SS4 Cys54-Cys72 T8+T10 2358.0670 2358.0799 5.5
SS5 Cys74-Cys85 T11+T13 3112.3796 3112.3534 8.4
SS6 Cys90-Cys100
SS7 Cys95-Cys113 T12+T14+T16 2117.9326 2117.9182 6.8
SS8 Cys115-Cys129
SS9 Cys137-Cys148 T18+T20 1169.5056 1169.4970 7.3
SS10 Cys141-Cys157 T19+T22+T23 3074.3003 3074.2795 6.8
SS11 Cys159-Cys172

2. Disulfide bond SS1

A total of 30 fragments were observed, with 20 fragment ions of this peptide consistent with the linkage of Cys10 and Cys24. The remaining ten fragment ions were consistent with constituent peptides (Table 3, Fig. 1).

Table 3.

Disulfide bond SS1 (Cys10-Cys24) peptides.

Assignment Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (Da) Intensity (counts) Identification
30 Fragments Constituent Peptides 10 Fragments 1/a2 173.129 173.0568 0.0722 38 VT
1/b5 516.267 516.2606 0.0063 69 VTVDT
1/y1 147.1133 147.0415 0.0718 19 K
2/a2 177.1028 177.1026 0.0002 567 GF
2/b2 205.0977 205.0983 −0.0006 691 GF
2/b3 318.1818 318.1831 −0.0013 634 GFL
2/b4 431.2658 431.1857 0.0801 82 GFLI
2/b6 690.3649 690.3612 0.0037 40 GFLIQM
2/b7 777.3969 777.4837 −0.0868 34 GFLIQMS
2/b9 971.4773 971.4425 0.0348 52 GFLIQMSGH


 

 

 

 

 


Cys10 and Cys24 20 Fragments 1/b7-2/y3 1094.486 1094.477 0.0095 103 VTVDTVC=ECK
1/b7-2/y9 1747.782 1747.827 −0.0454 86 VTVDTVC=QMSGHLECK
1/y2-2/a12 1535.717 1535.675 0.0422 196 CK=GFLIQMSGHLEC
1/y2-2/y4 739.3483 739.3598 −0.0115 163 CK=LECK
1/y2-2/y5 876.4072 876.3971 0.0101 68 CK=HLECK
1/y2-2/z4 722.3217 722.2222 0.0995 26 CK=LECK
1/y3-2/y3 725.3326 725.3351 −0.0025 101 VCK=ECK
1/y3-2/y4 838.4167 838.3221 0.0946 56 VCK=LECK
1/y4-2/y12 1852.912 1852.852 0.0603 119 TVCK=FLIQMSGHLECK
1/y5-2/y3 941.4072 941.3948 0.0125 50 DTVCK=ECK
1/y5-2/y5 1191.55 1191.505 0.0454 74 DTVCK=HLECK
1/y5-2/y7 1335.604 1335.515 0.0884 7251 DTVCK=SGHLECK
1/y5-2/y8 1466.644 1466.662 −0.0175 177 DTVCK=MSGHLECK
1/y7-2/y10 1907.903 1907.823 0.0797 268 TVDTVCK=IQMSGHLECK
1/y7-2/y2 1012.481 1012.438 0.0428 181 TVDTVCK=CK
1/y8-2/y10 2006.971 2006.947 0.0239 390 VTVDTVCK=IQMSGHLECK
1/y8-2/y11 2120.055 2120.046 0.0098 112 VTVDTVCK=LIQMSGHLECK
1/y8-2/y13 2324.145 2324.142 0.0029 4580 VTVDTVCK=GFLIQMSGHLECK
1/y8-2/z10 1989.945 1989.963 −0.0178 63 VTVDTVCK=IQMSGHLECK
1/z7-2/y2 995.4542 995.5009 −0.0468 47 TVDTVCK=CK

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Disulfide bond SS1.

3. Disulfide bond SS2

A total of 39 fragment ions of this peptide were observed with 36 fragment ions consistent with the linkage of Cys26 and Cys38. Three additional fragments were consistent with constituent peptides (Table 4, Fig. 2).

Table 4.

Disulfide bond SS2 (Cys26-Cys38) peptides.

Assignment Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (Da) Intensity (counts) Identification
39 Fragments Const. Pep.3 Fragments 1/y1 147.1133 147.1132 0.0001 2129 K
1/y2 276.1559 276.159 −0.0031 1082 EK
1/y3 405.1985 405.1972 0.0013 825 EEK


 

 

 

 

 


Cys26 and Cys38 36 Fragments 1/b14 1589.646 1589.614 0.0321 335 CENDLVLVNEETCE (Internal)
1/y10-1/a3 1509.62 1509.584 0.0366 87 LVNEETCEEK=CEN
1/y10-1/b3 1537.615 1537.644 −0.0291 246 LVNEETCEEK=CEN
1/y10-1/b4 1652.642 1652.644 −0.002 5544 LVNEETCEEK=CEND
1/y10-1/b5 1765.726 1765.722 0.0043 4497 LVNEETCEEK=CENDL
1/y11-1/b4 1751.71 1751.709 0.0017 2109 VLVNEETCEEK=CEND
1/y12-1/b1 1506.682 1506.587 0.0948 66 LVLVNEETCEEK=C
1/y12-1/b2 1635.725 1635.631 0.0941 586 LVLVNEETCEEK=CE
1/y4-1/a12 1836.8 1836.787 0.0127 2176 CEEK=CENDLVLVNEET
1/y4-1/a2 710.249 710.2508 −0.0018 210 CEEK=CE
1/y4-1/a6 1151.471 1151.5 −0.0284 109 CEEK=CENDLV
1/y4-1/a7 1264.555 1264.47 0.0858 499 CEEK=CENDLVL
1/y4-1/b1 609.2012 609.2489 −0.0477 393 CEEK=C
1/y4-1/b10 1634.704 1634.629 0.0752 999 CEEK=CENDLVLVNE
1/y4-1/b12 1864.794 1864.797 −0.0024 81665 CEEK=CENDLVLVNEET
1/y4-1/b2 738.2438 738.2711 −0.0273 341 CEEK=CE
1/y4-1/b3 852.2868 852.3066 −0.0198 172 CEEK=CEN
1/y4-1/b4 967.3137 967.3153 −0.0016 992 CEEK=CEND
1/y4-1/b5 1080.398 1080.422 −0.024 317 CEEK=CENDL
1/y4-1/b6 1179.466 1179.442 0.024 380 CEEK=CENDLV
1/y4-1/b7 1292.55 1292.497 0.053 258 CEEK=CENDLVL
1/y4-1/b8 1391.619 1391.581 0.0372 224 CEEK=CENDLVLV
1/y5-1/a5 1153.451 1153.433 0.0179 274 TCEEK=CENDL
1/y5-1/b4 1068.362 1068.366 −0.004 1172 TCEEK=CEND
1/y5-1/b6 1280.514 1280.507 0.0065 1279 TCEEK=CENDLV
1/y5-1/b8 1492.666 1492.607 0.059 72 TCEEK=CENDLVLV
1/y6-1/a6 1381.562 1381.568 −0.0067 109 ETCEEK=CENDLV
1/y6-1/b4 1197.404 1197.41 −0.0061 1266 ETCEEK=CEND
1/y6-1/b5 1310.488 1310.488 0.0001 885 ETCEEK=CENDL
1/y6-1/b6 1409.557 1409.556 0.0009 1232 ETCEEK=CENDLV
1/y7-1/a1 940.3392 940.3529 −0.0137 271 EETCEEK=C
1/y7-1/b4 1326.447 1326.445 0.0021 764 EETCEEK=CEND
1/y7-1/b6 1538.599 1538.576 0.0226 1457 EETCEEK=CENDLV
1/y8-1/a5 1525.579 1525.593 −0.014 1104 NEETCEEK=CENDL
1/y8-1/b4 1440.49 1440.497 −0.0077 2676 NEETCEEK=CEND
1/y8-1/b5 1553.574 1553.575 −0.0016 2348 NEETCEEK=CENDL

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

Disulfide bond SS2.

4. Disulfide bond SS3

A total of nine fragments were observed, with six fragment ions of this peptide consistent with the linkage of Cys45 and Cys60. Three fragment ions were consistent with constituent peptides (Table 5, Fig. 3).

Table 5.

Disulfide bond SS3 (Cys45-Cys60) peptides.

Assignment Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (Da) Intensity (counts) Identification
9 Fragments Const. Pep.3 Fragments 1/y1 147.1133 147.115 −0.0017 163 K
1/y2 276.1559 276.158 −0.002 84 EK
1/y3 391.1829 391.2075 −0.0246 47 DEK
Cys45 and Cys60 6 Fragments 1/a1–2/a2 262.1048 262.0183 0.0865 22 C=CI
1/b1–2/a3 421.0852 421.1291 −0.0439 117 C=CIK
1/b2-2/y3 579.2271 579.2261 0.001 67 CD=CIK
1/y4-2/a2 680.2748 680.2768 −0.002 23 CDEK=CI
1/y4-2/b2 708.2697 708.2832 −0.0135 126 CDEK=CI
1/y4-2/y3 854.3752 854.3748 0.0004 3305 CDEK=CIK

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3

Disulfide bond SS3.

5. Disulfide bond SS4

A total of 68 fragments were observed, with 45 fragment ions of this peptide consistent with the linkage of T8 to T10 through Cys54 and Cys72. The remaining 23 fragments were consistent with constituent peptides (Table 6, Fig. 4).

Table 6.

Disulfide bond SS4 (Cys54-Cys72) peptides.

Assignment Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (Da) Intensity (counts) Identification
68 Fragments Constituent Peptides 23 Fragments 1/a2 173.129 173.1297 −0.0007 4507 TV
1/a3 287.1719 287.0969 0.075 897 TVN
1/a4 415.2669 415.2224 0.0445 28 TVNK
1/b2 201.1239 201.1235 0.0004 2754 TV
1/b3 315.1668 315.0896 0.0772 51 TVN
1/b4 443.2618 443.2626 −0.0008 248 TVNK
1/y1 147.1133 147.0623 0.051 16 K
1/y2 234.1454 234.1455 −0.0001 700 SK
1/y3 381.2138 381.2014 0.0124 1146 FSK
1/y4 496.2407 496.2404 0.0003 153 DFSK
1/y5 553.2622 553.2604 0.0018 564 GDFSK
2/a3 258.1454 258.1545 −0.0092 78 IDG
2/a4 372.1883 372.1927 −0.0044 300 IDGN
2/a5 469.2411 469.2278 0.0132 76 IDGNP
2/a6 568.3094 568.3065 0.0029 91 IDGNPV
2/a8 818.4048 818.3653 0.0396 129 IDGNPVSY
2/b1 114.0919 114.041 0.0509 18 I
2/b2 229.1188 229.119 −0.0002 1962 ID
2/b3 286.1403 286.1415 −0.0012 727 IDG
2/b4 400.1832 400.1889 −0.0057 1203 IDGN
2/b5 497.236 497.2373 −0.0013 252 IDGNP
2/b6 596.3044 596.3082 −0.0038 205 IDGNPV
2/b7 683.3364 683.3206 0.0158 211 IDGNPVS


 

 

 

 

 


Cys54 and Cys72 45 Fragments 1/a6-2/y5 1183.5604 1183.541 0.0198 1608 TVNKPC=SYACK
1/a6-2/y7 1379.6815 1379.604 0.0773 143 TVNKPC=PVSYACK
1/a8-2/y7 1551.73 1551.666 0.0636 108 TVNKPCGD=PVSYACK
1/a9-2/b10 1951.8682 1951.823 0.0454 93 TVNKPCGDF=IDGNPVSYAC
1/b10-2/a10 2038.9003 2038.99 −0.09 43 TVNKPCGDFS=IDGNPVSYAC
1/b6-2/y3 961.4599 961.4065 0.0534 124 TVNKPC=ACK
1/b6-2/y8 1521.7194 1521.674 0.0449 161 TVNKPC=NPVSYACK
1/b7-2/y7 1464.6979 1464.675 0.0228 47 TVNKPCG=PVSYACK
1/b8-2/y10 1865.8162 1865.827 −0.0106 68 TVNKPCGD=DGNPVSYACK
1/b8-2/y11 1978.9003 1978.891 0.0092 579 TVNKPCGD= IDGNPVSYACK
1/b8-2/y2 1062.4712 1062.441 0.0303 364 TVNKPCGD=CK
1/b8-2/y6 1482.6721 1482.651 0.021 137 TVNKPCGD=VSYACK
1/b8-2/y7 1579.7249 1579.69 0.0347 456 TVNKPCGD=PVSYACK
1/b9-2/y5 1530.6721 1530.667 0.0054 180 TVNKPCGDF=SYACK
1/b9-2/y7 1726.7932 1726.741 0.0527 66 TVNKPCGDF=PVSYACK
1/y11-2/y10 2246.0222 2246.022 0.0005 2740 TVNKPCGDFSK=DGNPVSYACK
1/y11-2/y11 2359.1062 2359.109 −0.0027 57983 TVNKPCGDFSK= IDGNPVSYACK
1/y11-2/y2 1442.6771 1442.674 0.0034 677 TVNKPCGDFSK=CK
1/y11-2/y3 1513.7142 1513.711 0.0028 849 TVNKPCGDFSK=ACK
1/y11-2/y4 1676.7776 1676.777 0.0009 999 TVNKPCGDFSK=YACK
1/y11-2/y5 1763.8097 1763.806 0.0037 1320 TVNKPCGDFSK=SYACK
1/y11-2/y6 1862.8781 1862.893 −0.0144 201 TVNKPCGDFSK=VSYACK
1/y11-2/y7 1959.9308 1959.926 0.005 6462 TVNKPCGDFSK=PVSYACK
1/y11-2/y9 2130.9951 2131.013 −0.0173 418 TVNKPCGDFSK=GNPVSYACK
1/y11-2/z10 2228.9956 2228.999 −0.0037 1038 TVNKPCGDFSK=DGNPVSYACK
1/y6-2/a10 1645.699 1645.775 −0.0762 368 CGDFSK=IDGNPVSYAC
1/y6-2/y11 1819.7994 1819.795 0.0044 57 CGDFSK= IDGNPVSYACK
1/y6-2/y4 1137.4708 1137.472 −0.0007 738 CGDFSK=YACK
1/y6-2/y7 1420.624 1420.613 0.0114 404 CGDFSK=PVSYACK
1/y7-2/b10 1770.7467 1770.722 0.0243 43 PCGDFSK= IDGNPVSYAC
1/y7-2/y11 1916.8523 1916.848 0.0039 3031 PCGDFSK= IDGNPVSYACK
1/y7-2/y2 1000.4232 1000.424 −0.0004 627 PCGDFSK=CK
1/y7-2/y3 1071.4603 1071.461 −0.0007 825 PCGDFSK=ACK
1/y7-2/y5 1321.5557 1321.558 −0.0024 1193 PCGDFSK=SYACK
1/y7-2/y7 1517.6769 1517.681 −0.0043 1667 PCGDFSK=PVSYACK
1/y7-2/y9 1688.7412 1688.747 −0.0057 547 PCGDFSK=GNPVSYACK
1/y8-2/y11 2044.9471 2044.929 0.0182 64 KPCGDFSK= IDGNPVSYACK
1/y8-2/y2 1128.5182 1128.502 0.0162 491 KPCGDFSK=CK
1/y8-2/y4 1362.6187 1362.648 −0.0288 120 KPCGDFSK=YACK
1/y8-2/y5 1449.6506 1449.647 0.0038 253 KPCGDFSK=SYACK
1/y8-2/y8 1759.8147 1759.8 0.0151 186 KPCGDFSK=NPVSYACK
1/y9-2/y11 2158.9902 2158.979 0.0112 1071 NKPCGDFSK=IDGNPVSYACK
1/y9-2/y3 1313.5981 1313.58 0.0184 279 NKPCGDFSK=ACK
1/y9-2/y4 1476.6615 1476.644 0.0173 144 NKPCGDFSK=YACK
1/z7-2/y2 983.3967 983.4453 −0.0486 113 PCGDFSK=CK

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4

Disulfide bond SS4.

6. Disulfide bonds SS5 and SS6

A total of 90 fragments were observed and four fragment ions (1/b12, 1/b13, 1/b15, and 1/b16) were consistent with an internal disulfide bond linkage between Cys74 and Cys85. Thirty-three fragment ions were consistent with the linkage of Cys90 and Cys100. An additional 44 fragments of this peptide were consistent with the combined linkages of Cys74 to Cys85 and Cys90 to Cys100 and nine fragments consistent with constituent peptides (Table 7, Fig. 5).

Table 7.

Disulfide bond SS5 (Cys74-Cys85) and SS6 (Cys90-Cys100) peptides.

Assignment Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (Da) Intensity (counts) Identification
90 Fragments Cys74 and Cys85 4 Fragments 1/b12 1324.513 1324.516 −0.0031 1267 CNLGYDMVNNVC (Internal)
1/b13 1437.597 1437.596 0.0006 3004 CNLGYDMVNNVCI (Internal)
1/b15 1648.692 1648.71 −0.0175 311 CNLGYDMVNNVCIPN (Internal)
1/b16 1777.735 1777.728 0.007 105 CNLGYDMVNNVCIPNE (Internal)


 

 

 

 

 


Constituent Peptides 9 Fragments 1/y1 147.1133 147.1123 0.001 2902 K
2/y2 246.1818 246.1842 −0.0024 789 VK
2/y3 343.2345 343.1509 0.0836 258 PVK
2/y4 457.2774 457.2771 0.0003 855 NPVK
2/y5 544.3095 544.3134 −0.0039 711 SNPVK
2/y6 645.3572 645.3581 −0.0009 3696 TSNPVK
2/y7 760.3841 760.3795 0.0046 2330 DTSNPVK
2/y8 873.4681 873.4631 0.0051 2651 LDTSNPVK
2/y9 986.5522 986.5494 0.0029 381 ILDTSNPVK


 

 

 

 

 


Cys90-Cys100 33 fragments 1/a17-2/a7 2569.065 2569.078 −0.0127 433 CNLGYDMVNNVCIPNEC=CILDTSN
1/y18-2/b2 2240.927 2240.983 −0.0564 114 CNLGYDMVNNVCIPNECK=CI
1/y18-2/b4 2469.038 2469.068 −0.03 1446 CNLGYDMVNNVCIPNECK=CILD
1/y18-2/b6 2657.118 2657.106 0.012 90 CNLGYDMVNNVCIPNECK=CILDTS
1/y2-2/a8 1063.492 1063.406 0.0859 167 CK=CILDTSNP
1/y2-2/b1 351.1161 351.204 −0.0879 78 CK=C
1/y2-2/b2 464.2001 464.2095 −0.0094 359 CK=CI
1/y2-2/b3 577.2842 577.284 0.0002 142 CK=CIL
1/y2-2/b4 692.3112 692.2997 0.0115 322 CK=CILD
1/y2-2/b7 994.4338 994.4278 0.006 837 CK=CILDTSN
1/y2-2/y10 1336.661 1336.634 0.027 664 CK=CILDTSNPVK
1/y3-2/b1 480.1587 480.1505 0.0081 107 ECK=C
1/y3-2/b4 821.3538 821.3419 0.0118 460 ECK=CILD
1/y3-2/b5 922.4014 922.3771 0.0244 283 ECK=CILDT
1/y3-2/b8 1220.529 1220.519 0.0098 340 ECK=CILDTSNP
1/y3-2/b9 1319.598 1319.584 0.0138 987 ECK=CILDTSNPV
1/y4-2/a1 566.2067 566.2282 −0.0215 232 NECK=C
1/y4-2/a2 679.2908 679.3111 −0.0203 202 NECK=CI
1/y4-2/a7 1209.524 1209.502 0.0221 927 NECK=CILDTSN
1/y4-2/b3 820.3697 820.3667 0.003 154 NECK=CIL
1/y4-2/b4 935.3967 935.3924 0.0043 481 NECK=CILD
1/y4-2/b5 1036.444 1036.448 −0.0039 191 NECK=CILDT
1/y4-2/b8 1334.572 1334.572 0 1655 NECK=CILDTSNP
1/y4-2/y10 1579.746 1579.675 0.0706 5505 NECK=CILDTSNPVK
1/y5-2/b8 1431.625 1431.599 0.0256 644 PNECK=CILDTSNP
1/y5-2/y10 1676.799 1676.798 0.0012 15020 PNECK=CILDTSNPVK
1/y6-2/a1 776.3435 776.3327 0.0108 842 IPNECK=C
1/y6-2/a6 1305.618 1305.539 0.0798 217 IPNECK=CILDTS
1/y6-2/b2 917.4225 917.4044 0.0181 1033 IPNECK=CI
1/y6-2/b3 1030.507 1030.413 0.0941 390 IPNECK=CIL
1/y6-2/y10 1789.883 1789.867 0.0161 2137 IPNECK=CILDTSNPVK
1/z4-2/y10 1562.72 1562.661 0.0585 2069 NECK=CILDTSNPVK
1/z5-2/y10 1659.772 1659.854 −0.0822 2401 PNECK=CILDTSNPVK


 

 

 

 

 


Cys74 to Cys85 and Cys90 to Cys100 44 Fragments 1/y10-1/a1–2/a2 1392.59 1392.579 0.0105 789 NVCIPNECK=C=CI
1/y10-2/b9-1/a5 2594.151 2594.122 0.0295 85 NVCIPNECK=CILDTSNPV=CNLGY
1/y11-1/a4-2/a4 2003.918 2003.83 0.0873 148 VNNVCIPNECK=CNLG=CILD
1/y11-1/b4-2/b1 1718.712 1718.686 0.0265 115 VNNVCIPNECK=CNLG=C
1/y11-1/b6-2/b6 2526.077 2525.993 0.084 186 VNNVCIPNECK=CNLGYD=CILDTS
1/y12-2/a2-1/a5 2069.91 2069.88 0.0305 554 MVNNVCIPNECK=CI=CNLGY
1/y12-2/b5-1/a2 2093.895 2093.833 0.0625 298 MVNNVCIPNECK=CILDT=CN
1/y13-1/b1–2/a9 2492.075 2492.059 0.0166 490 DMVNNVCIPNECK=C=CILDTSNPV
1/y13-1/b2-2/a3 1992.847 1992.854 −0.0063 826 DMVNNVCIPNECK=CN=CIL
1/y13-2/b3-1/b4 2190.948 2190.909 0.0388 313 DMVNNVCIPNECK=CIL=CNLG
1/y13-2/b5-1/a2 2208.922 2208.972 −0.0498 102 DMVNNVCIPNECK=CILDT=CN
1/y14-1/a1–2/a8 2528.075 2527.986 0.0891 572 YDMVNNVCIPNECK=C=CILDTSNP
1/y14-2/b9-1/a3 2882.266 2882.24 0.0254 1679 YDMVNNVCIPNECK=CILDTSNPV=CNL
1/y15-1/a1–2/a9 2684.165 2684.074 0.0908 230 GYDMVNNVCIPNECK=C=CILDTSNPV
1/y15-1/b2-2/b9 2854.198 2854.166 0.0322 311 GYDMVNNVCIPNECK=CN=CILDTSNPV
1/y7-1/b1–2/b2 1121.425 1121.524 −0.0988 3609 CIPNECK=C=CI
1/y7-2/a1-1/a2 1066.394 1066.391 0.0034 286 CIPNECK=C=CN
1/y7-2/a1-1/a8 1744.699 1744.779 −0.0803 1284 CIPNECK=C=CNLGYDMV
1/y7-2/a2-1/a7 1758.715 1758.619 0.0957 156 CIPNECK=CI=CNLGYDM
1/y7-2/a3-1/a9 2084.91 2084.817 0.0925 164 CIPNECK=CIL=CNLGYDMVN
1/y7-2/a5-1/a3 1621.721 1621.642 0.0795 207 CIPNECK=CILDT=CNL
1/y7-2/a9-1/a11 2911.292 2911.285 0.0068 205 CIPNECK=CILDTSNPV=CNLGYDMVNNV
1/y7-2/a9-1/a8 2584.138 2584.076 0.062 990 CIPNECK=CILDTSNPV=CNLGYDMV
1/y7-2/b1-1/a3 1207.473 1207.5 −0.027 508 CIPNECK=C=CNL
1/y7-2/b1-1/a6 1542.585 1542.666 −0.0806 928 CIPNECK=C=CNLGYD
1/y7-2/b2-1/b4 1405.574 1405.526 0.0474 125 CIPNECK=CI=CNLG
1/y7-2/b3-1/b4 1518.658 1518.643 0.015 197 CIPNECK=CIL=CNLG
1/y7-2/b4-1/a10 2341.975 2341.988 −0.0132 340 CIPNECK=CILD=CNLGYDMVNN
1/y7-2/b6-1/a10 2530.054 2529.985 0.0696 102 CIPNECK=CILDTS=CNLGYDMVNN
1/y7-2/b8-1/b3 1975.839 1975.88 −0.0417 245 CIPNECK=CILDTSNP=CNL
1/y8-1/a1–2/a5 1493.663 1493.629 0.0336 182 VCIPNECK=C=CILDT
1/y8-2/b9-1/a3 2145.981 2145.931 0.0496 164 VCIPNECK=CILDTSNPV=CNL
1/y9-1/b1–2/b5 1663.695 1663.662 0.0337 104 NVCIPNECK=C=CILDT
1/y9-2/b1-1/a6 1755.696 1755.718 −0.0212 658 NVCIPNECK=C=CNLGYD
1/y9-2/b1-1/b1 1221.453 1221.521 −0.068 782 NVCIPNECK=C=C
1/y9-2/b8-1/a6 2496.067 2496.051 0.0159 634 NVCIPNECK=CILDTSNP=CNLGYD
1/y9-2/b9-1/a3 2260.023 2259.99 0.0334 668 NVCIPNECK=CILDTSNPV=CNL
2/y10-1/y12-1/b2 2665.192 2665.097 0.0942 258 CILDTSNPVK=MVNNVCIPNECK=CN
2/y10-1/y7-1/b10 3014.319 3014.31 0.0088 1407 CILDTSNPVK=CIPNECK=CNLGYDMVNN
2/y10-1/y7-1/b11 3113.388 3113.393 −0.0056 120269 CILDTSNPVK=CIPNECK=CNLGYDMVNNV
2/y10-1/y7-1/b6 2556.124 2556.095 0.0291 1309 CILDTSNPVK=CIPNECK=CNLGYD
2/y10-1/y9-1/a4 2463.15 2463.093 0.0574 609 CILDTSNPVK=NVCIPNECK=CNLG
2/y10-1/y9-1/a5 2626.214 2626.114 0.0999 654 CILDTSNPVK=NVCIPNECK=CNLGY
2/y10-1/y9-1/b3 2434.124 2434.059 0.0645 571 CILDTSNPVK=NVCIPNECK=CNL

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5

Disulfide bonds SS5 and SS6.

7. Disulfide bonds SS7 and SS8

A total of 39 fragments were observed. Three fragment ions (1/b7-2/b5, 1/y6-2/a4, and 1/y6-2/b4) were specific to the linkage between T12 and T14 and confirmed the Cys95 to Cys113 linkage. Four fragment ions (2/y5-3/b2, 2/y5-3/y3, 2/y6-3/a2, and 2/y6-3/b2) were specific to the linkage between T14 and T16 and confirmed the linkage of Cys115 to Cys129. A further 21 fragment ions were consistent with the linkage of T12, T14, and T16 and remaining 11 fragments consistent with constituent peptides (Table 8, Fig. 6).

Table 8.

Disulfide bond SS7 (Cys95-Cys113) and SS8 (Cys115-Cys129) peptides.

Assignment Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (Da) Intensity (counts) Identification
39 Fragments Constituent Peptides 11 Fragments 1/a2 200.1399 200.141 −0.0011 247 QV
1/a3 301.1876 301.1464 0.0412 100 QVT
1/b1 129.0664 129.0653 0.0011 33 Q
1/y1 147.1133 147.1145 −0.0012 1258 K
1/y3 318.1777 318.1789 −0.0012 47 NGK
1/y4 375.1992 375.2 −0.0008 52 GNGK
2/a2 131.082 131.0274 0.0546 30 T
2/b1 102.0555 102.0558 −0.0003 107 T
2/b2 159.077 159.0768 0.0002 140 TG
2/y2 204.1348 204.0705 0.0643 30 GK
2/y4 431.2618 431.2624 −0.0006 72 NIGK


 

 

 

 

 


Cys95 to Cys113 3 Fragments 1/b7-2/b5 1105.441 1105.43 0.0109 157 QVTCGNG=TGVCS
1/y6-2/a4 909.3923 909.4301 −0.0378 58 TCGNGK=TGVC
1/y6-2/b4 937.3871 937.3987 −0.0115 257 TCGNGK=TGVC


 

 

 

 

 


Cys115 to Cys129 4 Fragments 2/y5-3/b2 722.2966 722.3025 −0.0059 45 CNIGK=CS
2/y5-3/y3 868.4021 868.3544 0.0477 103 CNIGK=CSK
2/y6-3/a2 781.3337 781.4172 −0.0835 21 SCNIGK=CS
2/y6-3/b2 809.3286 809.3259 0.0027 90 SCNIGK=CS


 

 

 

 

 


T12, T14, and T16 linkage 21 Fragments 1/a4-2/a6-3/a1 997.3728 997.3982 −0.0254 39 QVTC=TGVCSC=C
1/a4-2/a6-3/a2 1084.405 1084.434 −0.0294 146 QVTC=TGVCSC=CS
1/a4-2/a8-3/b2 1339.527 1339.585 −0.0582 210 QVTC=TGVCSCNI=CS
1/a4-2/y8-3/y3 1558.685 1558.64 0.0449 111 QVTC=VCSCNIGK=CSK
1/a5-2/a6-3/a1 1054.394 1054.432 −0.0376 60 QVTCG=TGVCSC=C
1/a6-2/y8-3/y3 1729.749 1729.66 0.089 51 QVTCGN=VCSCNIGK=CSK
1/a7-2/a7-3/b1 1367.497 1367.472 0.0244 33 QVTCGNG=TGVCSCN=C
1/b5-2/a9-3/b2 1481.565 1481.493 0.0713 35 QVTCG=TGVCSCNIG=CS
1/b6-2/a7-3/b1 1338.47 1338.53 −0.0596 72 QVTCGN=TGVCSCN=C
1/b6-2/b9-3/y3 1769.708 1769.651 0.0566 1155 QVTCGN=TGVCSCNIG=CSK
1/y5-2/b6-3/y3 1360.512 1360.561 −0.0487 249 CGNGK=TGVCSC=CSK
1/y5-2/b9-3/b1 1411.523 1411.599 −0.0762 348 CGNGK=TGVCSCNIG=C
1/y5-2/y8-3/a1 1371.564 1371.529 0.035 254 CGNGK=VCSCNIGK=C
1/y5-2/y8-3/b2 1486.591 1486.645 −0.0536 270 CGNGK=VCSCNIGK=CS
1/y6-2/y10-3/y3 1891.814 1891.761 0.0521 105 TCGNGK=TGVCSCNIGK=CSK
1/y7-2/b8-3/b2 1641.649 1641.631 0.0188 78 VTCGNGK=TGVCSCNI=CS
1/y7-2/y10-3/y3 1990.882 1990.798 0.0837 124 VTCGNGK=TGVCSCNIGK=CSK
1/y7-2/y8-3/b2 1686.707 1686.75 −0.0424 6211 VTCGNGK=VCSCNIGK=CS
1/y8-2/b8-3/b1 1682.676 1682.723 −0.0466 32 QVTCGNGK=TGVCSCNI=C
1/y8-2/b9-3/y3 1972.835 1972.819 0.0156 407 QVTCGNGK=TGVCSCNIG=CSK
1/y8-2/y10-3/y3 2118.94 2118.932 0.0085 4955 QVTCGNGK=TGVCSCNIGK=CSK

Fig. 6.

Fig. 6

Disulfide bonds SS7 and SS8.

8. Disulfide bond SS9

A total of 35 fragment ions were observed with 25 fragment ions of this peptide consistent with the linkage of T18 to T20 through Cys137 and Cys148. Ten fragments were consistent with constituent peptides (Table 9, Fig. 7).

Table 9.

Disulfide bond SS9 (Cys137-Cys148) peptides.

Assignment Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (Da) Intensity (counts) Identification
35 Fragments constituent peptides 10 Fragments 1/y2 260.1974 260.2041 −0.0067 262 LK
1/y3 347.2294 347.2299 −0.0005 129 SLK
2/a1 102.0555 102.0559 −0.0004 754 E
2/a2 216.0984 216.1371 −0.0387 65 EN
2/a4 446.1887 446.2249 −0.0362 20 ENET
2/b1 130.0504 130.0469 0.0035 17 E
2/b2 244.0933 244.0929 0.0004 367 EN
2/b3 373.1359 373.1376 −0.0017 171 ENE
2/b4 474.1836 474.1958 −0.0122 88 ENET
2/y1 147.1133 147.1133 0 1131 K


 

 

 

 

 


Cys137 and Cys148 25 Fragments 1/a1–2/y2 323.1212 323.1008 0.0204 15 C=CK
1/a1–2/y4 553.2114 553.2058 0.0056 53 C=ETCK
1/a1–2/y5 667.2544 667.2748 −0.0204 59 C=NETCK
1/a2-2/y2 410.1532 410.1623 −0.0091 36 CS=CK
1/a2-2/y4 640.2435 640.2652 −0.0217 34 CS=ETCK
1/a3-2/y3 624.2849 624.2893 −0.0044 27 CSL=CKT
1/a3-2/y5 867.3705 867.3508 0.0197 89 CSL=NETCK
1/b1–2/a5 650.1914 650.2377 −0.0463 130 C=ENETC
1/b2-2/a5 737.2234 737.2545 −0.0311 139 CS=ENETC
1/b1–2/y2 351.1161 351.1717 −0.0556 207 C=CK
1/b1–2/y3 452.1638 452.1826 −0.0188 23 C=CKT
1/b2-2/y2 438.1481 438.1512 −0.0031 139 CS=CK
1/b2-2/y3 539.1958 539.2008 −0.005 166 CS=CKT
1/b2-2/y5 782.2813 782.3434 −0.0621 180 CS=NETCK
1/b3-2/y2 551.2322 551.2324 −0.0002 219 CSL=CK
1/y4-2/y2 697.3377 697.3329 0.0048 465 CSLK=CK
1/y4-2/a5 996.413 996.4069 0.0061 130 CSLK=ENETC
1/y4-2/b5 1024.408 1024.4126 −0.0046 502 CSLK=ENETC
1/y4-2/y3 798.3854 798.3802 0.0052 553 CSLK=TCK
1/y4-2/y4 927.428 927.4216 0.0064 223 CSLK=ETCK
1/y4-2/y5 1041.4709 1041.4377 0.0332 94 CSLK=NETCK
1/y4-2/y6 1170.5134 1170.511 0.0024 25002 CSLK=ENETCK
1/a1–2/y6 796.2969 796.3787 −0.0818 646 C=ENETCK
1/b2-2/y6 911.3239 911.2963 0.0276 155 CS=ENETCK
1/y4-2/z3 781.3588 781.3229 0.0359 77 CSLK=TCK

Fig. 7.

Fig. 7

Disulfide bond SS9.

9. Disulfide bonds SS10 and SS11

A total of 65 fragments were observed. Eleven fragment ions were specific to the linkage of T19 and T22, and confirmed the linkage of Cys141 to Cys157. Three fragment ions were specific to the linkage between peptides T22 and T23 and confirmed the linkage of Cys159 to Cys172. Thirty-two fragment ions were consistent with the linkage of T12, T14, and T16 and an additional 19 fragments were consistent with constituent peptides (Table 10, Fig. 8).

Table 10.

Disulfide bond SS10 (Cys141-Cys157) and SS11 (Cys159-Cys172) peptides.

Assignment Theoretical Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error (Da) Intensity (counts) Identification
65 Fragments Constituent Peptides 19 fragments 1/y1 147.1133 147.1126 0.0007 1153 K
1/y2 260.1974 260.2021 −0.0047 167 LK
3/a2 145.0613 145.0646 −0.0033 400 DG
3/a5 518.2979 518.296 0.0018 109 DGFII
3/a8 890.426 890.3521 0.0739 84 DGFIIDQE
3/a9 977.458 977.3666 0.0914 120 DGFIIDQES
3/b1 116.0348 116.0532 −0.0184 28 D
3/b2 173.0562 173.0561 0.0001 645 DG
3/b3 320.1246 320.1256 −0.001 6533 DGF
3/b4 433.2087 433.2064 0.0023 1906 DGFI
3/b5 546.2927 546.2884 0.0043 325 DGFII
3/b6 661.3197 661.3064 0.0133 295 DGFIID
3/b9 1005.453 1005.383 0.0699 237 DGFIIDQES
3/y1 156.0773 156.0769 0.0004 4578 H
3/y2 293.1362 293.1368 −0.0006 1684 HH
3/y3 430.1951 430.1913 0.0038 1430 HHH
3/y4 567.254 567.2552 −0.0012 1460 HHHH
3/y5 704.3129 704.3094 0.0035 1025 HHHHH
3/y7 942.4196 942.4053 0.0143 568 THHHHHH


 

 

 

 

 


Cys141 to Cys157 11 Fragments 1/a1–2/a1 149.0207 149.1165 −0.0958 16 C=C
1/a2-2/a1 262.1048 262.1324 −0.0276 39 CL=C
1/a2-2/a2 377.1317 377.1469 −0.0152 258 CL=CD
1/a2-2/b1 290.0997 290.1243 −0.0246 45 CL=C
1/a2-2/b2 405.1266 405.1262 0.0005 230 CL=CD
1/y3-2/a2 551.2322 551.2063 0.0259 62 CLK=CD
1/b1–2/a2 292.0426 292.0312 0.0114 82 C=CD
1/b1–2/b1 205.0106 205.0966 −0.086 154 C=C
1/b2-2/b1 318.0946 318.0872 0.0074 36 CL=C
1/y3-2/b1 464.2001 464.214 −0.0139 41 CLK=C
1/y3-2/b2 579.2271 579.2289 −0.0018 1027 CLK=CD


 

 

 

 

 

 


Cys159 to Cys172 3 fragments 2/y2–3/a12 1527.682 1527.653 0.0291 242 CK=DGFIIDQESSIC
2/y2–3/y19 2497.089 2497.066 0.0227 994 CK=DGFIIDQESSICTHHHHHH
2/y3-3/a12 1642.709 1642.633 0.0763 69 DCK=DGFIIDQESSIC


 

 

 

 

 

 


T12, T14, and T16 Linkage 32 Fragments 1/a1–2/a3-3/a16 2156.8411 2156.815 0.0266 37 C=CDC=DGFIIDQESSICTHHH
1/a1–2/a3-3/y10 1609.5782 1609.559 0.0193 132 C=CDC=SICTHHHHHH
1/a1–2/a3-3/y14 2068.7383 2068.799 −0.0608 74 C=CDC=DQESSICTHHHHHH
1/a1–2/y4-3/y18 2673.0967 2673.159 −0.0623 62 C=CDCK=GFIIDQESSICTHHHHHH
1/a1–2/y4-3/y8 1583.5625 1583.616 −0.0533 363 C=CDCK=CTHHHHHH
1/a2-2/a3-3/a16 2269.925 2269.92 0.0051 921 CL=CDC=DGFIIDQESSICTHHH
1/a2-2/a3-3/a18 2544.043 2544.035 0.0076 58 CL=CDC=DGFIIDQESSICTHHHHH
1/a2-2/y4-3/a15 2306.9666 2306.904 0.0623 147 CL=CDCK=DGFIIDQESSICTHH
1/b1–2/b3-3/a12 1700.6064 1700.657 −0.0505 100 C=CDC=DGFIIDQESSIC
1/b1–2/b3-3/y14 2124.7283 2124.776 −0.0476 72 C=CDC=DQESSICTHHHHHH
1/b1–2/y4-3/a14 2084.8186 2084.862 −0.0437 85 C=CDCK=DGFIIDQESSICTH
1/b1–2/y4-3/y17 2644.0703 2644.117 −0.0471 2248 C=CDCK=FIIDQESSICTHHHHHH
1/b2-2/b3-3/a12 1813.6906 1813.709 −0.0181 63 CL=CDC=DGFIIDQESSIC
1/b2-2/b3-3/b13 1942.7332 1942.833 −0.0997 95 CL=CDC=DGFIIDQESSICT
1/b2-2/b3-3/y8 1578.536 1578.608 −0.0721 228 CL=CDC=CTHHHHHH
1/b2-2/b3-3/y9 1691.62 1691.693 −0.0729 105 CL=CDC=ICTHHHHHH
1/b2-2/y4-3/a14 2197.9026 2197.909 −0.0066 671 CL=CDCK=DGFIIDQESSICTH
1/b2-2/y4-3/b17 2637.0742 2637.017 0.0576 233 CL=CDCK=DGFIIDQESSICTHHHH
1/b2-2/y4-3/y10 1924.7576 1924.81 −0.0524 84 CL=CDCK=SICTHHHHHH
1/b2-2/y4-3/y16 2610.0859 2610.088 −0.0017 407 CL=CDCK=IIDQESSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/a18 2892.2439 2892.164 0.0803 403 CLK=CDCK=DGFIIDQESSICTHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/b14 2372.0032 2372.038 −0.0352 341 CLK=CDCK=DGFIIDQESSICTH
1/y3-2/y4-3/b18 2920.2388 2920.248 −0.0088 1160 CLK=CDCK=GFIIDQESSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/y11 2157.8953 2157.893 0.0024 922 CLK=CDCK=SSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/y13 2414.9963 2415.007 −0.011 897 CLK=CDCK=QESSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/y14 2530.0232 2530.028 −0.0046 2415 CLK=CDCK=DQESSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/y16 2756.1914 2756.2 −0.0088 1421 CLK=CDCK=IIDQESSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/y18 2960.2812 2960.238 0.043 911 CLK=CDCK=GFIIDQESSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/y19 3075.3081 3075.308 0.0005 42471 CLK=CDCK=DGFIIDQESSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/y8 1870.7471 1870.768 −0.0212 131 CLK=CDCK=CTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/z14 2512.9968 2513.063 −0.0657 102 CLK=CDCK=DQESSICTHHHHHH
1/y3-2/y4-3/z8 1853.7205 1853.793 −0.0724 66 CLK=CDCK=CTHHHHHH

Fig. 8.

Fig. 8

Disulfide bonds SS10 and SS11.

10. Experimental design, materials and methods

10.1. Sample preparation

Baculovirus Pfs25 [2] was denatured and digested as described in [1].

10.2. Chromatography

Digested peptides were separated with a 2695 Separations Module (Waters Corporation; Milford MA) and a 2489 UV/Vis Detector (Waters Corporation; Milford, MA) set at 214 nm. An XBridge (Waters Corporation; Milford, MA) BEH 300 C18 (2.1×250 mm, 5 µm) was used at a column temperature of 37 °C and gradient with 0.1% Triflouroacetic acid (TFA) in purified water (Mobile Phase A) and 0.1% TFA in acetonitrile (Mobile Phase B) as described in [1].

10.3. Mass spectrometry

MS analysis was done with a QTOF Premier mass spectrometer (Waters Corporation; Milford, MA) equipped with an electrospray source as described in [1]. MS data was acquired in MSE mode using MassLynx v4.1 (Waters Corporation; Milford, MA). RAW MS files have been deposited in the Mass Spectrometry Interactive Virtual Environment (MassIVE) with identifier: MSV000081982.

10.4. Analysis of mass spectra

The mass spectral data was analyzed using BiopharmaLynx 1.3 (Waters Corporation; Milford, MA) as described in [1].

Acknowledgements

The authors thank Ashley Birkett and Merribeth Morin of PATH's Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) for their support and assistance. The authors thank Steven Becht, Ying-Hua Chang and Jie Ding from PPD GMP Lab in Middleton, WI for work on the LC-MS/MS method for peptide mapping analysis. The authors thank the project team at Syngene International, a Biocon company, in Bangalore, India for cloning, production, and preliminary characterization of the baculovirus-expressed Pfs25. The work was supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (OPP1108403). The views expressed herein are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Foundation.

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