Method and product for the sequence determination of peptides using a mass spectrometer

US6271037B1 · Rockefeller University · priority 1992

Patent US6271037B1 (Rockefeller University, Expired - Lifetime): Method is described for sequencing polypeptides by forming peptide ladders comprising a series of polypeptides in which adjacent members of the series vary by one amino acid residue…
Patent US6271037B1 ↗
Status Expired - Lifetime
Priority date 1992-05-29
Filed 1993-05-27
Published (granted) 2001-08-07
Assignee Rockefeller University (printed Rockefeller University; Scripps Research Institute)
Also published as ATE427493T1, AU4395893A, AU685055B2, CA2136717A1, DE69334274D1, EP0664884A1, EP0664884A4, EP1130399A2, EP1130399A3, EP1130399B1, JPH07507394A, US20030059952A1, US20040265944A1, US20050153454A1, US6750061B2, US7341874B2, WO1993024834A1

Abstract

Method is described for sequencing polypeptides by forming peptide ladders comprising a series of polypeptides in which adjacent members of the series vary by one amino acid residue and determining the identity and position of each amino acid in the polypeptide by mass spectroscopy.

Why it is here

Rockefeller University (Chait): protein ladder sequencing, residues read from the mass differences between adjacent ladder members.

Inventors (4)

Brian T. Chait, Ronald Beavis, Rong Wang, Stephen B. H. Kent

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Catalogued patents it cites (1)

Cited by catalogued patents (1)

  • US6829539B2 Methods for quantification and de novo polypeptide sequencing by mass spectrometry

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