Abstract
A doubly deprotonated tryptophan containing peptide was electrosprayed and isolated in an ion trap. UV excitation on this peptide leads to electron detachment and to the formation of an indolyl radical. The photogenerated radical was fragmented by a second laser. The visible spectrum of the gas-phase neutral tryptophan radical containing peptide has been recorded and constitutes a benchmark for calculations and optical measurements.
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