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[M + Fe − 5H]2− peptide ion composition verified by Fourier transform mass spectrometry accurate mass and tandem mass spectrometry analyses

A. Grey Craig, J. Paul Speir, S. Rosamilia, V. Fursey, Marcelina B. Lirazan

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Abstract

Previously, the unusual ion composition [M + Fe - 5H]2- had been proposed as the major species observed when a gamma-carboxy glutamate-containing glyco-peptide was analyzed with electrospray ionization in the negative ionization mode. The sequence assignment of this highly post-translationally modified peptide was based on the mass analysis using a quadrupole ion trap together with information from both Edman and DNA sequencing. Because there was little precedent for the loss of five protons from a ferric cationized peptide, we utilized Fourier transform mass spectrometry accurate mass and tandem mass spectrometry analyses to verify the peptide ion composition.

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Previously, the unusual ion composition [M + Fe - 5H]2- had been proposed as the major species observed when a gamma-carboxy glutamate-containing glyco-peptide was analyzed with electrospray ionization in the negative ionization mode. The sequence assignment of this highly post-translationally modified peptide was based on the mass analysis using a quadrupole ion trap together with information from both Edman and DNA sequencing. Because there was little precedent for the loss of five protons from a ferric cationized peptide, we utilized Fourier transform mass spectrometry accurate mass and tandem mass spectrometry analyses to verify the peptide ion composition.

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Previously, the unusual ion composition [M + Fe - 5H]2- had been proposed as the major species observed when a gamma-carboxy glutamate-containing glyco-peptide was analyzed with electrospray ionization in the negative ionization mode. The sequence assignment of this highly post-translationally modified peptide was based on the mass analysis using a quadrupole ion trap together with information from both Edman and DNA sequencing. Because there was little precedent for the loss of five protons from a ferric cationized peptide, we utilized Fourier transform mass spectrometry accurate mass and tandem mass spectrometry analyses to verify the peptide ion composition.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Protein mass spectrometry, Mass spectrometry, Top-down proteomics, Electrospray ionization, Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance, Tandem mass spectrometry, Sample preparation in mass spectrometry

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