Extended Data Fig. 4: Chemical structure determination of N324.
From: Reversible RNA phosphorylation stabilizes tRNA for cellular thermotolerance

(a) RNA-MS of the N324-containing fragment of tRNAVal3 digested with RNase T1, with (+) or without (-) BAP treatment. XICs show the divalent negative ions of N324m5Cm5CUGp (m/z 845.59, z = -2) and Um5Cm5CUG-OH (m/z 765.52, z = -2). Two phosphates were removed by this treatment. (b) CID spectrum of the N324-containing fragment treated with BAP. The product ions are assigned on Um5Cm5CUG-OH. (c) Preparation scheme of pN324p. S. tokodaii tRNA fraction is digested with nuclease P1, yielding dinucleotide pN324m5C. The digests were subjected to periodate oxidation and β-elimination to remove the 3′ terminal residue. The resultant pN324p was purified by anion exchange chromatography and subjected to LC/MS/MS analysis. (d) LC/MS nucleotide analysis of the nuclease P1 digest of S. tokodaii tRNA fraction. UV trace at 254 nm (upper panel) and XIC of the negatively charged ion of pN324m5C (m/z 722, z = -1) (lower panel) are shown. (e) CID spectrum of pN324m5C. The product ions were assigned on the predicted chemical structure of pN324m5C. The phosphate group of N324 is shown in red. (f) CID spectrum of the N324 nucleotide (pN324p; m/z 483, z = -1). The product ions are assigned in the predicted chemical structure of pN324p. (g) RNA-MS of the V-loop-containing RNA fragment with (+) or without (-) Tpt1p treatment before RNase T1 digestion. XICs show the divalent negative ions of Upm5Cm5CUGp (m/z 845.59, z = -2) and Um5Cm5CUGp (m/z 805.60, z = -2). (h) CID spectrum of the dephosphorylated fragment by Tpt1p. The Tpt1p-treated tRNAVal3 was digested with RNase T1 and analyzed by RNA-MS. The V-loop containing fragment was selected as a precursor for CID. The product ions are assigned on the sequence as indicated.