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. 2019 Jun 27;16(7):595–602. doi: 10.1038/s41592-019-0459-y

Table 1.

HDX data summary

Dataset Protein state (one column for each condition: that is, apo, ligand-bound, mutant and others)
HDX reaction details Labeling conditions, for example, percent D2O, pH(read), temperature and so on
HDX time course Listing of what time points were analyzed
HDX controls Description of HDX control samples analyzed
Back-exchange Back-exchange (average) for all peptides measured (model system or studied protein) and the interquartile range of these values
Number of peptides Description of the number of peptides used for which HDX data were obtained
Sequence coverage Expressed as the percentage of amides covered by the peptides for which HDX data were obtained
Average peptide length/redundancy Average peptide length and number of readings for any amide (calculated as the total number of peptides for which HDX data were obtained over the total number of amides)
Replicates (biological or technical) Number and specification of replicate HDX-MS measurements performed for each condition and deuterium incorporation time point
Repeatability A quantitative measure of the repeatability of deuterium measurement (for example, the average standard deviation from technical replicate measurements of the deuterium content of all peptides from one or more time points for a single condition)
Significant differences in HDX A value used as a threshold to represent a significant difference in HDX between examined protein states as based on a quantitative measure of repeatability