c1 ions from Gln-containing peptides
adjacent · Fragment ion analysis
c1 ions from Gln-containing peptides: adjacent · Fragment ion analysis. Shows that peptides with glutamine at position two give an abundant c1 ion under low-energy CID, which helps assign the N-terminal two residues during de novo sequencing.
Shows that peptides with glutamine at position two give an abundant c1 ion under low-energy CID, which helps assign the N-terminal two residues during de novo sequencing.
| Kind | adjacent |
| Deep learning | no |
| Acquisition | DDA |
| Family | Fragment ion analysis |
Paper describing it
- Formation of c 1 fragment ions in collision‐induced dissociation of glutamine‐containing peptide ions: a tip for de novo sequencing (2004, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry, peer-reviewed)