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Unexpected trypsin cleavage at ubiquitinated lysines.


ABSTRACT: Unexpected tryptic cleavage has been characterized at modified K48 residues in polyubiquitins. In particular, the tryptic products of all seven of the lysine-linked dimers of ubiquitin and of three trimers-linear Ub-(48)Ub-(48)Ub, linear Ub-(63)Ub-(63)Ub, and the branched trimer [Ub]2-(6,48)Ub-have been analyzed. In addition to the peptide products expected under commonly used tryptic conditions, we observe that peptides are formed with an unexpected ?-glycinylglycinyl-Lys carboxyl terminus when the site of linkage is Lys48. Trypsin from three different commercial sources exhibited this aberration. Initial cleavage at R74 is proposed in a distal ubiquitin to produce a glycinylglycinyl-lysine residue which is bound by trypsin.

SUBMITTER: Burke MC 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4599693 | biostudies-literature | 2015 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Unexpected trypsin cleavage at ubiquitinated lysines.

Burke Meghan C MC   Wang Yan Y   Lee Amanda E AE   Dixon Emma Kimm EK   Castaneda Carlos A CA   Fushman David D   Fenselau Catherine C  

Analytical chemistry 20150728 16


Unexpected tryptic cleavage has been characterized at modified K48 residues in polyubiquitins. In particular, the tryptic products of all seven of the lysine-linked dimers of ubiquitin and of three trimers-linear Ub-(48)Ub-(48)Ub, linear Ub-(63)Ub-(63)Ub, and the branched trimer [Ub]2-(6,48)Ub-have been analyzed. In addition to the peptide products expected under commonly used tryptic conditions, we observe that peptides are formed with an unexpected ε-glycinylglycinyl-Lys carboxyl terminus when  ...[more]

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