Structural Studies of Pyoverdins by Mass Spectrometry

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By this author: Fuchs R. ;&nbsp; Budzikiewicz H.

Authors: Fuchs R.; Budzikiewicz H.

Source: Current Organic Chemistry, Volume 5, Number 3, March 2001 , pp. 265-288(24)

Publisher: Bentham Science Publishers

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Abstract:

The siderophores produced by the so-called fluorescent members of the bacterial genus Pseudomonas called pyoverdins are chromopeptides with complex structures. Their peptidic part - linear or partially cyclic - comprises unusual and partially modified amino acids. So far about fifty different pyoverdines have been encountered. A fast establishing at least of their gross structure is of importance for the identification of strains in medicine, agriculture and in waste degradation. Mass spectrometric techniques have become a potent tool in this respect. Results which have been obtained by the various techniques will be reviewed.

Keywords: Pyoverdins by Mass Spectrometry; siderophore; Pseudomonas; Ferribactins; Fast Atom Bombardment FAB; Electron; Chemical Ionzation; Isopyoverdins; Isopyoverdins; Retro-Diels-Alder; Ion trap CA spectrum