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How to write a sequence

Known peptides by name (insulin, oxytocin, glucagon, exenatide, amyloid beta 1-42 …). Several chains: join them with + and add the bridges, e.g. GIVEQCCTSICSLYQLENYCN + FVNQHLCGSHLVEALYLVCGERGFFYTPKT, 3 disulfides. A single chain with a bridge: CYIQNCPLG-NH2, 1 disulfide.

Reactive handles go on like caps: BCN-, DBCO-, ClAc- (chloroacetyl), Mal- (maleimide), Pentynoyl-, or on a Lys side chain as K(BCN). Conjugates: scaffold with 2x partner via SPAAC; chemistry can be SPAAC, CuAAC, S-alkylation, maleimide or disulfide, e.g. Ac-K(N3)GK(N3)-NH2 with 2x BCN-GGRGDS-OH via SPAAC. One-letter Ac-K(N3)GDF-NH2, three-letter Ac-Lys(N3)-Gly-dSer-NH2 (hyphens, spaces or none), BILN, linear HELM, or reagent names like [Fmoc-Lys(Mtt)-OH]. Lowercase one-letter means D. Non-natural residues go in brackets: [Aib], [O2Oc]. A residue Chemtize does not know can be looked up by name.

What is in my sample?

Each value is matched against your product, its impurities, adducts and isotope peaks. A value nothing explains is marked as unexplained. Nothing is guessed.

Reference

Masses to look for
What a synthesis of this sequence typically gives, most likely first.
WhatLikelihoodLook for m/zΔ mass (Da)
Dissolving and storing
Make a solutionpowder → volume

Peptide content is the share of the powder that is peptide, not counter-ions or water. Take it from the certificate, or from salt forms below.

Concentration from UV (A280)

Charge and isoelectric point
Salt forms and peptide content
Hydrophobicity
Isotope pattern
Sequence and composition
Every number is calculated from elemental formulas by the Chemtize engine. pI uses the EMBOSS pKa set; other calculators use other sets and can differ by a few tenths. Not visible by MS: racemisation, β-Asp, Leu/Ile.