5. 6. Using the following pair of adjacent molecular ion peaks on the electrospray mass spectrum of immunoglobulin, calculate the molecular weight of immunoglobulin: 2678.323 and 2727.906 (Assume that each molecular ion differs only by the addition of a proton). Using the following pair of adjacent isotopic peaks obtained on a high resolution mass spectrum of aprotin, calculate the molecular weight of aprotin: 931.30 and 931.15 (assume that each peak corresponds to an additional 13C atom being incorporated into the molecule).

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Using the following pair of adjacent molecular ion peaks on the electrospray mass
spectrum of immunoglobulin, calculate the molecular weight of immunoglobulin:
2678.323 and 2727.906 (Assume that each molecular ion differs only by the addition of
a proton).
Using the following pair of adjacent isotopic peaks obtained on a high resolution mass
spectrum of aprotin, calculate the molecular weight of aprotin:
931.30 and 931.15 (assume that each peak corresponds to an additional 13C atom
being incorporated into the molecule).
Transcribed Image Text:5. 6. Using the following pair of adjacent molecular ion peaks on the electrospray mass spectrum of immunoglobulin, calculate the molecular weight of immunoglobulin: 2678.323 and 2727.906 (Assume that each molecular ion differs only by the addition of a proton). Using the following pair of adjacent isotopic peaks obtained on a high resolution mass spectrum of aprotin, calculate the molecular weight of aprotin: 931.30 and 931.15 (assume that each peak corresponds to an additional 13C atom being incorporated into the molecule).
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