Mass spectrometric differentiation of linear peptides composed of L-amino acids from isomers containing one D-amino acid residue

Chemistry

• Amino Acid 100%
• Amino-Acid Residue 100%
• Asp-Val 50%
• Cobalt 50%
• Collisionally Activated Dissociation (CAD) 100%
• D-Aspartic Acid 50%
• D-Serine 50%
• Diastereomer 50%
• Epimer 50%
• Figure of Merit 50%
• Glu-Asp 50%
• Gly-Leu 50%
• Gly-Ser 50%
• Leu-Ser 50%
• Leu-Val 50%
• Pentapeptide 50%
• Phe-Ala 100%
• Phe-Phe 50%
• Ser-Asn 50%
• Ser-Phe 50%
• Stereochemistry 50%
• Stereoisomer 50%
• Tandem Mass Spectrometry 50%
• Tertiary Structure 50%
• Val-Gly 50%
• Val-Phe 50%

Keyphrases

• Amino Acid Residues 100%
• Amyloid Protein 33%
• Aspartic Acid 33%
• Charged Complexes 33%
• Cobalt Ions 33%
• Collision Energy 33%
• Collision-induced Dissociation 66%
• D-amino Acids 100%
• Diastereomers 33%
• Dodecapeptide 100%
• Epimer 33%
• Fragment Ions 33%
• Ion Abundances 33%
• Linear Peptide 100%
• Mass Spectrometry 100%
• MS-MS 33%
• Parent Ion 33%
• Pentapeptide 33%
• Stereochemical Effect 66%
• Stereochemistry 33%
• Stereoisomers 33%
• Tertiary Structure 33%