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Accession #: 5
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Accession # |
5 |
PSI-MS Name |
Carbamyl |
Interim Name |
Carbamyl |
Description |
Carbamylation |
Composition |
H C N O |
Monoisotopic |
43.005814 |
Average |
43.0247 |
Site |
K |
Position |
Anywhere |
Classification |
Multiple |
Site |
N-term |
Position |
Any N-term |
Classification |
Multiple |
Site |
R |
Position |
Anywhere |
Classification |
Artefact |
Site |
C |
Position |
Anywhere |
Classification |
Artefact |
Site |
M |
Position |
Anywhere |
Classification |
Artefact |
Site |
S |
Position |
Anywhere |
Classification |
Chemical derivative |
Site |
T |
Position |
Anywhere |
Classification |
Chemical derivative |
Site |
Y |
Position |
Anywhere |
Classification |
Chemical derivative |
Site |
N-term |
Position |
Protein N-term |
Classification |
Post-translational |
Source |
PubMed PMID |
Reference |
12203680 |
Source |
Journal |
Reference |
Stark; Modification of proteins with cyanate. Meth Enz 25B, 579-584 (1972) |
Source |
RESID |
Reference |
AA0343 |
Source |
PubMed PMID |
Reference |
10978403 |
Source |
RESID |
Reference |
AA0332 |
Source |
Journal |
Reference |
Smyth; Carbamylation of amino and tyrosine hydroxyl groups. J Biol Chem 242, 1579-1591 (1967) |
Source |
Misc. URL |
Reference |
IonSource carbamylation tutorial |
Notes |
Carbamylation is an irreversible process of non-enzymatic modification of proteins by the breakdown products of urea isocyanic acid reacts with the N-term of a proteine or side chains of lysine and arginine residues |
Curator |
unimod |
Last Modified |
2011-11-21 13:06:47 |
Verified |
No |
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