Table 1 Selected M. tuberculosis mannoproteins with high confidence glycopeptidomics identification.

From: Protein O-mannosylation deficiency increases LprG-associated lipoarabinomannan release by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and enhances the TLR2-associated inflammatory response

Peptide sequence

Experimental Mass (Da)

Calculated Mass (Da)

Delta (Da)

Hexose number

Peptide score

Protein Access #

Rv gene

Gene Name

Protein description

required for

in-vitro growthd

in-vivo growthe

D100C*VAAT aQAPDAGAMSASMQK119 b

2170,9

2008,9

162,1

1

121,2

O07419

Rv0175

mce1F

Mce associated membrane protein

+

P39AGPTPAPAAPAAATGGLLFHDEFDGPAGSVPDPSK74

3544,7

3382,6

162,1

1

28,62

O07242

Rv0315c

 

β-1,3-glucanase precursor

+

T 47 TTPSGPVPPVSEAAR62

1889,9

1565,8

324,1

2

55,3

O53850

Rv0838

lpqR

D-alanyl-D-alanine dipeptidase

nr

V228QVTKPPVS 236

1115,6

953,6

162,1

1

24,94

P9WK45

Rv1411cc

lprG

Lipoarabinomannan carrier protein LprG

+

Q164PFSLQLIGPPPSPVQR180 b

2022,1

1860,0

162,1

1

49,06

I6XHD1

Rv3491c

 

Predicted secreted protein

nr

  1. *Carbamidomethyl cysteine; a: Underlined italic characters figure the potential glycosylation sites predicted by Net-O-Glyc 3.1 server; b: also reported by Smith et al., 2014; c: also detected by ref. 15; d: according41, 42; e: according43, 44; nr: not reported.