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. 2020 Feb 26;117(10):5160–5167. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1916944117

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

Analysis of Cu(II)-treated Aβ40 upon incubation with L1 by ESI–MS and ESI–MS2. (A) ESI–MS spectra of the +3-charged Cu(II)-added Aβ40 monomer incubated with L1 in the absence and presence of O2. (B) ESI–MS spectra of the +3-charged Cu(II)-added Aβ40 monomer treated with L2 and L3 under aerobic conditions. The peaks of the covalent adduct between Aβ40 and 2-methylthiophene (1,475 m/z) and the singly oxidized Aβ40 (1,449 m/z) are highlighted in orange and red, respectively. The singly oxidized covalent adduct (1,480 m/z) is presented as a green peak. Na+ adducts of Aβ40 with or without Cu(II) are shown with blue and black dots. (C and D) ESI–MS2 spectra of the covalent adduct (1,475 m/z) and the singly oxidized peptide (1,449 m/z). The gray, orange, and red boxes indicate bx fragments corresponding to Aβ, Aβ bound to 2-methylthiophene, and singly oxidized Aβ, respectively. Conditions were as follows: [Aβ40], 100 μM; [CuCl2], 100 μM; [compound], 500 μM; incubation for 1 h; 20 mM ammonium acetate, pH 7.2; 37 °C; no agitation. The samples were diluted with H2O by 10-fold prior to injection to the mass spectrometer.