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Glycophorin BN was reductively [13C]methylated and the 13C chemical shift of the N-terminal [13C]dimethyl-leucine residue was monitored as a function of pH. These results were compared to the pH-dependent chemical shift studies of the N-terminal [13C]dimethylleucine residues of intact glycophorin AN and N-terminal glyco-octapeptide AN. The results indicate that the titration data for [13C]dimethylleucine of glycophorin BN more closely resembles the titration data observed for the [13C]dimethylleucine residue of the N-terminal glyco-octapeptide AN rather than for the [13C]dimethylleucine residue of intact glycophorin AN. Integration of the 13C resonances indicated that glycophorin BN contains 3-4 lysine residues.
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