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Ion trap collisional activation of c and z* ions formed via gas-phase ion/ion electron-transfer dissociation.


ABSTRACT: A series of c- and z*-type product ions formed via gas-phase electron-transfer ion/ion reactions between protonated polypeptides with azobenzene radical anions are subjected to ion trap collision activation in a linear ion trap. Fragment ions including a-, b-, y-type and ammonia-loss ions are typically observed in collision induced dissociation (CID) of c ions, showing almost identical CID patterns as those of the C-terminal amidated peptides consisting of the same sequences. Collisional activation of z* species mainly gives rise to side-chain losses and peptide backbone cleavages resulting in a-, b-, c-, x-, y-, and z-type ions. Most of the fragmentation pathways of z* species upon ion trap CID can be accounted for by radical driven processes. The side-chain losses from z* species are different from the small losses observed from the charge-reduced peptide molecular species in electron-transfer dissociation (ETD), which indicates rearrangement of the radical species. Characteristic side-chain losses are observed for several amino acid residues, which are useful to predict their presence in peptide/protein ions. Furthermore, the unique side-chain losses from leucine and isoleucine residues allow facile distinction of these two isomeric residues.

SUBMITTER: Han H 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC2533743 | biostudies-literature | 2007 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Ion trap collisional activation of c and z* ions formed via gas-phase ion/ion electron-transfer dissociation.

Han Hongling H   Xia Yu Y   McLuckey Scott A SA  

Journal of proteome research 20070703 8


A series of c- and z*-type product ions formed via gas-phase electron-transfer ion/ion reactions between protonated polypeptides with azobenzene radical anions are subjected to ion trap collision activation in a linear ion trap. Fragment ions including a-, b-, y-type and ammonia-loss ions are typically observed in collision induced dissociation (CID) of c ions, showing almost identical CID patterns as those of the C-terminal amidated peptides consisting of the same sequences. Collisional activat  ...[more]

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