The resulting MS data were processed using Skyline (v.3.6). Peptide parameters were set as trypsin (KR|P) for the enzyme, zero for the max missed cleavage, 7 to 25 residues for the peptide length, and alkylation on Cys for fixed modification. Transition parameters were set as 2 and 3 for precursor charges, 1 for ion charges, and b and y for ion types. The product ions were set from ion 3 to the last ion. The mass tolerance of ion match was set as 0.02 Da.
Quantification of Bacterial Proteins using PRM
The resulting MS data were processed using Skyline (v.3.6). Peptide parameters were set as trypsin (KR|P) for the enzyme, zero for the max missed cleavage, 7 to 25 residues for the peptide length, and alkylation on Cys for fixed modification. Transition parameters were set as 2 and 3 for precursor charges, 1 for ion charges, and b and y for ion types. The product ions were set from ion 3 to the last ion. The mass tolerance of ion match was set as 0.02 Da.
Corresponding Organization : Jiangxi Agricultural University
Other organizations : Sun Yat-sen University
Variable analysis
- Samples from the azalomycin F group or the blank one
- Quantification of six related proteins: lipoteichoic acid synthase (Q2G093), signal peptidase I (Q2FZT7), teichoic acids export ATP-binding protein TagH (Q2G2L1), lipoprotein (Q2G0V0), UDP-N-acetylmuramoyl-tripeptide-D-alanyl-D-alanine ligase (Q2FWH4), and D-alanine-D-alanine ligase (Q2FWH3)
- Constant flow rate of 0.4 μL/min
- Electrospray voltage of 2.0 kV
- Full scan m/z range from 400 to 1000
- Orbitrap resolution of 70,000 for intact peptide detection
- NCE setting of 27 for MS/MS analysis
- Orbitrap resolution of 17,500 for fragment detection
- AGC set at 3e6 for full MS and 1e5 for MS/MS
- Maximum IT of 50 ms for full MS and 180 ms for MS/MS
- Isolation window of 1.6 m/z for MS/MS
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