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. 2018 Nov 12;47(2):929–940. doi: 10.1093/nar/gky1153

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Figure 6. — Competition studies of ProXp-ala and YbaK with different tRNAs. Native mass spectra of ProXp-ala (left) and YbaK (right) with individual tRNAs and a mixture of tRNA^Pro, tRNA^Ala and tRNA^Cys. Theoretical monoisotopic distribution plots for complexes (11+) of protein/tRNA^Cys (orange), tRNA^Ala (pink), and tRNA^Pro (green) are overlaid on the experimental data (black). Peaks, which match with the theoretical plots are indicated with arrows. The peaks in the shaded colored region correspond to complexes (11+) of protein/tRNA^Cys (orange), tRNA^Ala (pink), and tRNA^Pro (green) adducted by Mg²⁺, NH⁴⁺ and water.