2019
DOI: 10.1007/s13361-019-02214-6
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General Mechanism of Cα–C Peptide Backbone Bond Cleavage in Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization In-Source Decay Mediated by Hydrogen Abstraction

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“…Finally, [a (N═C) − H], [a (C═C) − H], and [d − H] fragments are generated from the [a]• radicals. 18 The hydrogen abstraction from [a]• radicals preferentially occurs for the majority of amino acid residues, and the protonated form of [a − H], that is, [a] + fragments, can be observed as intense signals in the corresponding MALDI-ISD mass spectrum. Consequently, peptide and protein sequencing by MALDI-ISD with an oxidizing matrix are generally conducted by interpreting the mass differences between series of consecutive [a] + fragments.…”
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“…Finally, [a (N═C) − H], [a (C═C) − H], and [d − H] fragments are generated from the [a]• radicals. 18 The hydrogen abstraction from [a]• radicals preferentially occurs for the majority of amino acid residues, and the protonated form of [a − H], that is, [a] + fragments, can be observed as intense signals in the corresponding MALDI-ISD mass spectrum. Consequently, peptide and protein sequencing by MALDI-ISD with an oxidizing matrix are generally conducted by interpreting the mass differences between series of consecutive [a] + fragments.…”
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“…In contrast, the cleavage of a C α -C bond at the C-terminal side of cysteine (Cys) and carbamidomethylated Cys residues was reported to produce intense signals due to [d] + fragment rather than [a] + fragment. 18 Such signal originating from the bond cleavage at the C-terminal side of Cys residues can be explained by the high dissociation rate constant of the corresponding [a]• radicals. In addition, the yield of [d] + fragments observed in a MALDI-ISD mass spectrum is dependent on the dissociation rate constant of the corresponding [a]• radicals.…”
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