## Abstract Deprotonated dipeptides, on collisional activation, fragment by the characteristic process NH~2~CH(R^1^) CONHCH(R^2^)CO~2~^β^ β NH~2~^β^C(R^1^)CONHCH(R^2^)CO~2~H β ^β^NHCH(R^2^)CO~2~H + NH~2~C(R^1^)ο£ΎCο£ΎO, when R^1^ and R^2^ = H or alkyl. However, when one of the constituent amino acids i
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Collision induced dissociation of deprotonated glycolic acid
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