C_α–C_β bond cleavage occurs at the side chain of the N-terminal phenylalanine residue during CID of tyrosine-containing peptide radical cations

Keyphrases

• C-C Bond Cleavage 100%
• Side Chain 100%
• Collision-induced Dissociation 100%
• Phenylalanine 100%
• Peptide Radical Cations 100%
• Phosphotyrosine Peptides 100%
• Radical Cation 60%
• Molecular Radicals 40%
• Low-energy Collision-induced Dissociation 40%
• Gas-phase Ion Chemistry 40%
• Amino Group 20%
• Mass Spectrometry 20%
• Dissociation 20%
• Structural Information 20%
• Electron Transfer Mechanism 20%
• Through-space 20%
• Density Functional Calculations 20%
• Scission 20%
• Protein Sequence 20%
• Unimolecular 20%
• Dissociation Mechanism 20%
• Isotopic Labeling 20%
• Tyrosine Residue 20%
• Radical-mediated 20%
• NH2 Groups 20%
• Spin Density 20%
• Chemical Identity 20%
• Tyrosine Radical 20%
• Cationic Peptides 20%

Chemistry

• Radical Cation 100%
• Collisionally Activated Dissociation (CAD) 100%
• Phenylalanine Residue 100%
• Collision Induced Dissociation 100%
• Chemistry 40%
• Tyrosine Residue 20%
• Transfer Process 20%
• Amino Group 20%
• Electron Transport 20%
• Density Functional Theory 20%
• Protein Sequencing 20%