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. 2023 Jun 29;19:100168. doi: 10.1016/j.toxcx.2023.100168

Table 1.

Molecular formulae, elemental changes relative to BTX-2,m/zof protonated ions, ring double bond equivalents (RDBE), retention times (RT), and tentative assignments for relevant compounds in this study. Listed accurate m/z values and RT for each compound were obtained from a sample collected after 60 min incubation of BTX-2 (5 μM, v/v, after dilution in the assay) with L. campechanus (RSN1), A. probatocephalus (SHP), or human (HLM) liver microsomes.

Compound No. Neutral Formula Change relative to BTX-2 Accurate [M+H]+m/zm in ppm) Ion RDBE RTa (min) Tentative Assignment
1 C50H70O14 n/a 895.4864 (+2.9) 15.5 11.2 BTX-2b
2a C50H72O14 +H2 897.5030 (+3.9) 14.5 8.3 BTX-3b
2b C50H72O14 +H2 897.5030 (+3.9) 14.5 11.2 41,43-dihydro-BTX-2
3 C50H74O14 +H4 899.5183 (+3.5) 13.5 8.5 BTX-9
4a C50H70O15 +O 911.4820 (+3.6) 15.5 5.7 Hydroxyl BTX-2 (C-9 or D-ring)
4b C50H70O15 +O 911.4828 (+4.4) 15.5 7.5 Hydroxyl BTX-2 (rings A-E)
4c C50H70O15 +O 911.4822 (+3.8) 15.5 9.1 BTX-B5b
5a C50H72O15 +H2O 913.4974 (+3.3) 14.5 3.7
5b C50H72O15 +H2O 913.4980 (+3.9) 14.5 5.1
5c C50H72O15 +H2O 913.4979 (+3.8) 14.5 5.6 A-ring hydrolyzed BTX-2b
5d C50H72O15 +H2O 913.4970 (+2.8) 14.5 8.5 41,43-dihydro-BTX-B5c
5e C50H72O15 +H2O 913.4974 (+3.3) 14.5 8.7 41,43-dihydro-BTX-B5c
6a C50H74O15 +H4O 915.5139 (+4.3) 13.5 3.6 A-ring hydrolyzed BTX-3b
6b C50H74O15 +H4O 915.5141 (+4.5) 13.5 5.3
7a C50H70O16 +O2 927.4769 (+3.5) 15.5 4.1
7b C50H70O16 +O2 927.4768 (+3.4) 15.5 5.7
8 C50H72O16 +H2O2 929.4920 (+2.9) 14.5 4.2 A-ring hydrolyzed BTX-B5b
9 C51H76O15 +CH6O 929.5295 (+4.1) 13.5 7.6 O-methylated BTX-2
10a C50H74O16 +H4O2 931.5090 (+4.3) 13.5 3.7
10b C50H74O16 +H4O2 931.5091 (+4.5) 13.5 4.5
11a C51H74O16 +CH4O2 943.5083 (+3.5) 14.5 6.5
11b C51H74O16 +CH4O2 943.5081 (+3.3) 14.5 7.6
11c C51H74O16 +CH4O2 943.5082 (+3.4) 14.5 8.1
12 C60H87N3 O20S +C10H17N3O6S 1202.5654 (−1.9) 18.5 4.2 BTX-2-GSH
13 C60H89N3 O20S +C10H19N3O6S 1204.5820 (−1.1) 17.5 3.5 BTX-3-GSH
a

Note that the RT of standards in UHPLC-HRMS(/MS) standard characterizations (Fig. S5) and those observed in incubation samples are shifted slightly due to instrumental variability across analyses as well as potential effects of the different matrices of incubation samples and standard solutions.

b

Identities confirmed by comparison with BTX-2, BTX-3, BTX-B5 reference standards and corresponding A-ring hydrolyzed standards.

c

Metabolites 5d and 5e likely represent a pair of diastereoisomers based on nearly identical RT and HRMS/MS spectra.