Table 1

Identification and quantification of the unpaired cysteine residues in the C1-CK fragment

PeptideFree cysteine residueAbundance in sample
Ratio of carboxyamidomethyl to methyldisulfide
CarboxyamidomethylMethyldisulfide
GCDVCTCTDME 2453 521 147 173 452 3.00 
VAQCSQKPCEDSCR 2468/2473 36 701 284 780 0.13 
TSACCPSCR 2574 161 978 656 725 0.25 
TVMIDVCTTCR 2600 43 408 180 645 0.24 
EENNTGECCGR 2640 95 707 561 872 0.17 
IPGTCCDTCEEPE 2715/2716 194 631 914 022 0.21 
PeptideFree cysteine residueAbundance in sample
Ratio of carboxyamidomethyl to methyldisulfide
CarboxyamidomethylMethyldisulfide
GCDVCTCTDME 2453 521 147 173 452 3.00 
VAQCSQKPCEDSCR 2468/2473 36 701 284 780 0.13 
TSACCPSCR 2574 161 978 656 725 0.25 
TVMIDVCTTCR 2600 43 408 180 645 0.24 
EENNTGECCGR 2640 95 707 561 872 0.17 
IPGTCCDTCEEPE 2715/2716 194 631 914 022 0.21 

The ratio of carboxyamidomethyl (free cysteines) to methyldisulfide (paired cysteines) labeling represents the fraction of the cysteine (underlined) in the population that is in the reduced state. Peptides with ratios > 0.1 are listed. The remaining cysteine containing peptides detected by mass spectrometry have ratios < 0.1 and are listed in supplemental Table 1.

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