PSMtag - Anhydrous Labeling Protocol (50 µg Labeling) V2 v2

A water-free (anhydrous) method labeling peptides with PSMtag. Similar methods enable the use of PSMtag as low as 1 to 1 (wt/wt) peptide to tag ratios. What follows is a general protocol for labeling of an 50ug peptide sample using 75ug of PSMtag (1.5X wt/wt), allowing robust labeling efficiency of >98%. Labeling input can be scaled accordingly.

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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.kqdg3w5yzv25/v2
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Pharmaceutical studies and practices
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PSMtag - Anhydrous Labeling Protocol (50 µg Labeling) V2 v2

Sarah N. Sipe, Mike Agius, ssipe not provided
Pharmaceutical studies and practices
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PSMtag - Anhydrous Labeling Protocol (50 µg Labeling) V2 v2

Sarah N. Sipe, Mike Agius, ssipe not provided
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Abstract

A water-free (anhydrous) method labeling peptides with PSMtag. Similar methods enable the use of PSMtag as low as 1 to 1 (wt/wt) peptide to tag ratios. What follows is a general protocol for labeling of an 50ug peptide sample using 75ug of PSMtag (1.5X wt/wt), allowing robust labeling efficiency of >98%. Labeling input can be scaled accordingly.

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