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Table 1 Different N-glycan structures and relative intensities for the native and two recombinant preparations of G-hPRL

From: Expression of glycosylated human prolactin in HEK293 cells and related N-glycan composition analysis

 

N-Glycan

Underivatized mass (–H2O) (Da)

Relative intensity of each N-glycan per each preparation (%)

HEK-G-hPRL

CHO-G-hPRL

Pit-G-hPRL

1

0

892.3

3.9

2

F1

1038.4

8.2

3

M1

1054.4

0.4

4

M2

1216.4

9.0

4.6

0.7

5

N1F1

1241.5

5.8

0.3

6

N2F1(-M)

1282.5

4.5

7

M2P1

1296.4

1.1

8

M3

1378.5

1.0

0.5

9

N1G1F1

1403.5

0.4

10

N2F1

1444.5

11.0

0.5

11

M3P1

1458.5

7.6

3.1

12

N3

1501.6

3.5

13

N1G1M2

1581.6

3.0

14

N2F2

1590.6

0.5

15

N2G1F1

1606.6

4.1

1.3

0.5

16

N2G2

1622.6

2.7

17

N3F1/N2Gn1F1

1647.6

9.4

0.6

18

N3G1

1663.6

2.9

19

M1N1Gn1F1(SO4)1

1686.6

3.2

20

N1G1S1F1

1694.6

0.9

0.6

21

M1N1G1S1

1710.6

1.1

22

N2Gn1F1(SO4)1

1727.6

1.8

23

N2G1F2

1752.7

2.6

0.8

24

N2G2F1

1768.6

2.4

5.0

25

N2G3

1784.6

3.3

26

N2Gn1F2

1793.7

1.4

27

N3G1F1

1809.7

4.2

28

N1S2F1

1823.6

2.9

29

N4F1

1850.7

4.3

30

N2G1Gn1F1(SO4)1

1889.6

1.3

31

N2G1S1F1

1897.7

0.6

32

N2G2S1

1913,7

1.8

1.8

33

N2G2F2

1914.7

2.1

0.5

34

N2Gn2F1(SO4)1

1930.6

4.1

35

N2G4

1946.7

1.6

36

N3G1F2

1955.7

2.7

37

N1S2F2

1969.7

2.7

38

N3G2F1

1971.7

1.8

39

N3G3

1987.7

1.6

40

N4F2

1996.7

3.2

41

N2Gn2F2

1996.8

0.6

42

N2Gn2F1(SO4)2

2010.6

28.1

43

N4G1F1

2012.8

1.7

44

N2G1Gn1F2(SO4)1

2035.7

1.7

45

N2G2S1F1

2059.7

12.0

0.5

46

N2G2F3

2060.8

1.4

47

N2G3S1

2075.7

1.6

48

N2Gn2F2(SO4)1

2076.7

33.8

49

N3G2S1

2116.8

2.4

50

N2Gn2F3

2142.8

0.5

51

N2G2S2

2204.8

6.9

52

N2G2S2F1

2350.8

56.1

0.6

53

N3G3S2F1

2715,9

0.8

54

N3G3S3

2861.0

0.3

 

Number of N-glycan structures

n = 28

n = 14

n = 28

 

Fucosylated glycans (%)

66.8

76.7

90.5

 

Sialylated glycans (%)

11.4

80.5

1.7

 

Sulfated glycans (%)

74.0

  1. Abbreviations for N-glycans were made by not considering the basic pentasaccharide nucleus (“zero”) and adding all other monosaccharides, as stated in Table 1 and Fig. 6, in the following order: Man (M); GlcNAc (N); Gal (G); GalNAc (Gn); NeuAc/sialic acid (S); Fuc (F). So, for example, NeuAc1 Gal1 GlcNAc2 Fuc1 + Man3 GlcNAc2, becomes N2G1S1F1 (Capone et al. 2015)