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. 2024 Oct 20;14(10):1336. doi: 10.3390/biom14101336

Table 2.

Polar lipids identified in P. vulgaris varieties through LC-MS analysis in positive ion mode.

Compound Rt (min) Molecular Formula [M + H]+ ppm MS/MS
24 L-PC (18:3) 22.62 C26H48O7NP 518.3230 −2.15 184.07/469.80/335.25/268.89
25 L-PC (18:3) 22.68 C26H48O7NP 518.3230 −2.15 184.07/104.11
26 L-PC (18:2) 23.64 C26H50O7NP 520.3368 −1.72 184.07
27 L-PC (18:2) 23.98 C26H50O7NP 520.3368 −1.72 184.07
28 L-PC(16:0) 24.49 C24H50O7NP 496.3389 1.56 184.07/104.11/313.27
29 L-PC(16:0) 24.88 C24H50O7NP 496.3389 1.56 184.07/104.11/313.27
30 L-PC(18:1) 25.32 C26H52O7NP 522.3550 1.85 184.07
31 L-PC(18:1) 25.68 C26H52O7NP 522.3550 1.85 184.07/104.11
32 NA-GPE 22.95 C23H44O7NP 478.2925 −0.57 337.27/306.28
33 NA-GPE 23.30 C23H44O7NP 478.2925 −0.57 337.27/306.28/155.01

Lyso-forms of phosphatidylcholine (L-PC), N-acyl glycerophosphatidylethanolamines (NA-GPE). In bold, diagnostic product ions. The compounds were identified using the “Compound Discoverer software version 3.3.3.200” platform and literature data, such as references [46].