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Re: [ccp4bb] Sequence of crystallised protein fragment

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Subject: Re: Sequence of crystallised protein fragment
From: Matthew Chu linghonmatthew {- at -} GMAIL {- dot -} COM
Date: 2008-07-02

N-terminal sequencing / MS for intact mass analysis are the only ways that I
can think of.....

Matt

2008/7/1 Klaus Futterer :

> We have a 150 kDa protein that reproducibly crystallises at one of the
> Hampton Screen conditions. However, we know from SDS gel analysis that the
> crystals contain only a 45 kDa fragment, that forms through proteolytic
> cleavage over time. We would like to determine the sequence boundaries of
> the fragment.
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> We believe a combination of N-terminal sequencing plus MS analysis might
> give us the information we need, but I was wondering whether the ccp4bb
> community has other suggestions.
>
> Klaus
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Matthew LH Chu
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University of Manchester
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