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. 2008 Jun 11;105(24):8309–8314. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0801273105

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

Detection of CTCF-interacting factors by ICAT quantitative mass spectrometry. Protein samples recovered from wild-type and mutant CTCF-binding sites (Fig. S1) were labeled with the heavy and normal ICAT reagents, respectively, and prepared for μLC-MS/MS (14). SEQUEST database searching matched an MS/MS spectrum to the indicated ICAT-labeled peptide sequence derived from Scc3/SA1 as the best match. The relative abundance of isotopically heavy (Lower) and normal (Upper) ICAT-labeled peptides corresponding to Scc3/SA1 was calculated by reconstructing single-ion chromatograms for each peptide using XPRESS (14). A peptide derived from the Scc3/SA1 was enriched to a similar level (1:5.0) as peptides corresponding to CTCF (1:7.7).