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B IOCHEMICALaApplication NotesbcdFigure 6: a) MS full scan; b, c) zoomed in charge states 4+, 3+ showing highly heterogeneous glycoforms; d) deconvoluted full MS spectrum of bovine α1-acidglycoprotein bi-antennary peptide 103 QNGTLSK 109 .14
Higher-charged 4+ metal-adducted precursor ions werefurther selected for ETD analysis. From the ETD MS/MSspectrum of the precursor [M+K+O+3H] 4+ as shown inFigure 8, the glycosylation site was clearly identified atAsn 104 based on an almost complete series of c/z • ions.No significant loss of carbohydrate was detected and, asexpected, several of the observed glycan-containing fragmentsretained potassium ions. The high-resolution, high-mass-B IOCHEMICALApplication NotesFigure 7: Deconvoluted Orbitrap CID MS/MS spectrum of bovine α1-acid bi-antennary glycopeptide 103 QNGTLSK 109 . Insert shows original Orbitrap CID spectrum of3+ parent at m/z 990.395 (Figure 6d, structure 1).Figure 8: Deconvoluted Orbitrap ETD MS/MS spectrum of bovine α1-acid bi-antennary glycopeptide 103 QNGTLSK 109 . Insert shows original Orbitrap ETD spectrumof [M+K+O+3H] 4+ at m/z 756.278 ion (Figure 6d, structure 5).15
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