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. 2023 Jun 21;57(29):10591–10603. doi: 10.1021/acs.est.3c00499

Table 2. Adducts Identified as Significant Predictors for Discriminating Between the Contaminated (C) and Reference (R) Sites According to the OPLS-DA Modela.

putative adduct precursor ion observed, m/z product ion observed, m/z retention time, min proposed elemental composition of nucleoside adduct mass accuracy, Δppm RDB C/R
H483 529.2973 413.2512 10.6 C22 H44 O12 N2 1.1 2.0
H187 406.2178 290.1712 11.5 C17 H31 O8 N3 –1.4 4.0
L114 258.0947 142.0477 3.30 C9 H13 O5 N4 –1.2 5.5
L127 266.0822 150.0357 8.20 not determined    
H342 459.2450 343.1968 10.3 C20 H34 O8 N4 0.1 6.0
L129(N6-me-dA) 266.1242 150.0776 9.90 C11 H14 O3 N5 –2.1 7.5
H403 482.2248 366.1769 4.50 C21 H31 O8 N5 0.5 9.0
H368 466.2640 350.2189 14.0 C20 H33 O5 N8 –1.4 8.5
L189 291.0887 175.0419 7.80 not determined    
H264 430.1841 314.1348 10.2 C18 H27 O9 N3 4.8 6.5
H204 411.2129 295.1653 17.1 C20 H31 O7 N2 0.7 6.0
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Chemical characteristics assigned to the DNA adducts were the exact mass for the precursor ion (i.e., 2′-deoxyribonucleoside adduct) and the product (nucleobase adduct) ions, [M + H]+ and [(M – dR) + H]+, respectively; the retention time under the employed LC conditions; the proposed elemental composition; mass accuracy (Δppm) determined as a difference between the parent ion mass observed and that calculated using the predicted elemental composition; and the possible number of double bonds (RDB). Upregulated (↑) or downregulated (↓) change in the relative abundance of the adduct as characteristic of the contaminated (C) in relation to the reference (R) group is also shown (C/R).