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07-25-2010, 11:08 PM
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 Missed Trypsin Cleavage I am working on a identification of a specific serine residue and am using an in-gel trypsin protocol, but unable to recover the peptide of interest. I have synthesis the tryspin fragement and am able to identify with MS/MS. A couple questions: 1) Is there ever a time that in-solution trypsin cleavage yields better results, 2) Are there modifications to improve recovery or enhance cleavage? Thanks, Don  |
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08-20-2010, 01:35 PM
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| Re: Missed Trypsin Cleavage Hi Don, I have no direct answers for your questions, but just wanna know whether you had tried increase number of miss cleavage and / or MS/MS tolerance, etc... on the Search? YOu might find your peptide fragment then. |
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