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From: Lipoproteins of slow-growing Mycobacteria carry three fatty acids and are N-acylated by Apolipoprotein N-Acyltransferase BCG_2070c

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MALDI-TOF and MALDI-TOF/TOF analysis of the N-terminal peptides of LprF. A. MS analysis of AspN-digested peptides of LprF purified from M. bovis BCG parental strain. Filled triangle, diacylglycerol (C16/C19) + N-acyl (C16) modified and glycosylated N-terminal peptide, open triangle, diacylglycerol (C16/C19) + N-acyl (C19) modified and glycosylated N-terminal peptide B. MS/MS analysis of the N-terminal peptide of LprF from M. bovis BCG parental strain. Eliminated fragments of LprF modifications are shown in the upper part of the spectrum. Tuberculostearinamide + Didehydroalanine, Diacylthioglyceryl (C16/C19), Hexose. C. Schematic drawing of the modified +1 cysteine with the cleavage sites of each identified m/z signal.

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