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. 2012 Jun 1;16(11):1183–1194. doi: 10.1089/ars.2011.4210

Table 2.

20S Proteasome S-Glutathiolated Cysteine Residues

Subunits - position Cys-SG Peptide sequence Monoisotopic ion [M+H]+GSH m/z ratio detected Error (ppm)
PT-SG
 α5
  73–86 Cys76 R.HIGCAMSGLTADAR.S 1707.728 569.914 17.5
  94–122 Cys117 R.TAAVTHNLYYDEDINVESLTQSVCDLALR.F 3558.638 890.415 11.2
  212–224 Cys221 K.LDENNAQLSCITK.Q 1753.778 585.264 11.4
 α6
  66–82 Cys66 K.CDEHMGLSLAGLAPDAR.V 2060.888 687.634 9.7
 α7
  42–52 Cys42 K.CNDGVVFAVEK.L 1485.638 743.322 6.7
  73–86 Cys76 R.HIGCVYSGLIPDGR.H 1791.818 597.944 11.1
nPT-SG
 α5
  73–86 Cys76 R.HIGCAMSGLTADAR.S 1707.81 569.94 52.7
  206–224 Cys221 K.QVMEEKLDENNAQLSCITK.Q 2513.10 1257.62 35.8

The 20SPT preparations were treated with 10 mM GSH (PT-SG) or were natively S-glutathiolated (nPT-SG). All subunits containing Cys residues identified on the two-dimensional electrophoresis gel coupled to MS-fingerprinting were digested with trypsin followed by an LC-Q-ToF-MS analysis.

GSH, glutathione; PT-SG, in vitro S-glutathiolated 20S proteasome.