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The major fragment observed for both glucuronides resulted from neutral loss of the glucuronide moiety.
In the presence of 5 mM AMPPCP, two major proteolysis products were observed (labelled as fragments B and C in Figure 5), both of which are different from the major fragment observed in the apo-state.
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A portion of this mixture (10 μL) was then subjected to UPLC-ESI-MS/MS analysis performed in negative SRM mode using UPLC gradient I by monitoring the transition corresponding to a major fragment ion observed upon CID fragmentation of cross-link 1 in an LTQ mass spectrometer (transitions of m/ z 508 → 392 for cross-link 1 and m/ z 512 →396 for [C3N1]- 1).
The major fragment ions observed in the mass spectra were [M-CH3]+, [M-COCH3]+, [M- CH3 + COCH3)]+, [M- CH3+, [COCH3+ and [COCH3]+.
While the major fragmentation ions observed in our laboratory were consistent with the published spectra, importantly, the positional fragments of the hydroxyl 18 0 fatty acid (m/z 127 and 155) were not observed.
The fragments observed in SF originate in a major part from the joint cartilage, while minor proportions may be released from menisci and ligaments [ 39, 40].
Of the many fragments observed, two of them were detected in apoptotic cells.
with: N = Total number of root fragments observed.
However, the major fragment ion at m/z 252 of FDU-PB-22 (1) given by cleavage of an ester group (Fig. 2d) was not observed in the mass spectrum of peak 2 (Fig. 3e).
The loss of 134 Da or C4H6O5 as a major fragment from glucuronides is quite rare and raises two questions: Under which conditions is this fragment formed, or in other words, why was it observed with compound 2 and not by 1 and, secondly, what is the fragmentation mechanism.
The MS spectra of recombinant CFP-10 mapped strong signals for four major fragments, with the two highest signals observed at [M + H]+ 1142.63 and 1593.75 ([M+H]+: protonated molecule) and the other fragments also displayed significant peaks in MS spectra.
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