Complementary structural information of positive- and negative-ion MSn spectra of glycopeptides with neutral and sialylated N-glycans
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Positive- and negative-ion MSn spectra of chicken egg yolk glycopeptides binding a neutral and a sialylated N-glycan were acquired by using electrospray ionization linear ion trap time-of-flight mass spectrometry (ESI-LIT-TOFMS) and collision-induced dissociation (CID) with helium as collision gas. Several characteristic differences were observed between the positive- and negative-ion CID MSn (n = 2, 3) spectra. In the positive-ion MS2 spectra, the peptide moiety was presumably stable, but the neutral N-glycan moiety caused several B-type fragmentations and the sialylated N-glycan almost lost sialic acid(s). In contrast, in the negative-ion MS2 spectra, the peptide moiety caused several side-chain and N-glycan residue (e.g., N-acetylglucosamine (GlcNAc) residue) fragmentations in addition to backbone cleavages, but the N-glycan moieties were relatively stable. The positive-ion MS3 spectra derived from the protonated peptide ion containing a GlcNAc residue (203.1 Da) provided enough information to determine the peptide amino-acid sequence including the glycosylation site, while the negative-ion MS3 spectra derived from the deprotonated peptide containing a 0,2X1-type cross-ring cleavage (83.1 Da) complicated the peptide sequence analysis due to side-chain and 0,2X1 residue related fragmentations. However, for the structural information of the N-glycan moiety of the glycopeptides, the negative-ion CID MS3 spectra derived from the deprotonated 2,4A6-type cross-ring cleavage ion (neutral N-glycan) or the doubly deprotonated B6-type fragment ion (sialylated N-glycan) are more informative than are those of the corresponding positive-ion CID MS3 spectra. Thus, the positive-ion mode of CID is useful for the analyses of peptide amino-acid sequences including the glycosylation site. The negative-ion mode of CID is especially useful for sialylated N-glycan structural analysis. Therefore, in the structural analysis of N-glycopeptides, their roles are complementary.
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Nishimura S
Graduate School Of Advanced Life Science Frontier Research Center For Post-genomic Science And Techn
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Ito Hiroki
Hitachi High-technologies Company
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Nishimura Shin-ichiro
Graduate School Of Advanced Life Science Frontier Research Center For Post-genomic Science And Techn
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Nishimura Shin-ichiro
Laboratory For Bio-macromolecular Chemistry Frontier Research Center For Post-genomic Science And Te
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Takegawa Yasuhiro
Graduate School Of Advanced Life Science Frontier Research Center For Post-genomic Science And Techn
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Nakagawa Hiroaki
Graduate School Of Advanced Life Science Frontier Research Center For Post-genomic Science And Techn
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Deguchi Kisaburo
Graduate School Of Advanced Life Science Frontier Research Center For Post-genomic Science And Techn
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