Analyzing Gln103 MauG Variant Proteins

The Gln103 MauG variant proteins
were analyzed by whole protein mass spectrometry. Samples were prepared
and analyzed as described previously.^{25 (link)} The data were obtained with a QSTAR XL (AB Sciex) quadrupole time-of-flight
mass spectrometer with the IonSpray electrospray source, and Analyst
QS version 1.0 (AB Sciex) and BioAnalyst extensions version 1.1 (AB
Sciex) were used for the acquisition and analysis of the data.

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Shin S., Yukl E.T., Sehanobish E., Wilmot C.M, & Davidson V.L. (2014). Site-Directed Mutagenesis of Gln103 Reveals the Influence of This Residue on the Redox Properties and Stability of MauG. Biochemistry, 53(8), 1342-1349.

Publication 2014

QSTAR XL

Mass protein Mass spectrometry Protein Spectrometry

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Other organizations : University of Central Florida, University of Minnesota

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Sample preparation and analysis procedures as described previously in reference 25

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