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Published in final edited form as: J Biol Chem. 2007 Dec 19;283(8):4543–4559. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M706299200

Table 1.

APAP metabolite ions identified in the LC-MS-based metabolomic analysis of the urine samples from APAP-treated wild-type and Cyp2e1-null mice. Conditions for LC-MS analysis were described in the Experimental procedures. APAP metabolites and their in-source fragments were identified in the loadings plot of PCA model and further characterized by accurate mass measurement, MS2 fragmentation and comparison with authentic standards.

Ions RT (min) [M+H]+ Formula Identity
I 1.96 152.0700 C8H10NO2+ APAP
Ii 1.96 110.0587 C6H8NO+ APAP fragment
II 1.86 271.0752 C11H15N2O4S+ Cys-APAP
IIi 1.86 140.0161 C6H6NOS+ Cys-APAP fragment
IIii 1.86 208.0417 C10H10NO2S+ Cys-APAP fragment
IIiii 1.86 182.0268 C8H8NO2S+ Cys-APAP fragment
III 2.55 313.0860 C13H17N2O5S+ NAC-APAP
IIIi 2.55 182.0267 C8H8NO2S+ APAP-NAC fragment
IV 1.70 328.1045 C14H18NO8+ APAP glucuronide
IVi 1.70 152.0714 C8H10NO2+ APAP glucuronide
V 1.89 232.0270 C8H11NO5S+ APAP sulfate
VI 2.34 270.0437 C11H12NO5S+ SAMP
VII 2.01 358.1138 C15H20NO9+ 3-methoxy-APAP-G
VIIi 2.01 182.0813 C9H12NO3+ 3-methoxy-APAP-G fragment
VIII 2.81 301.1183 C16H17N2O4+ 3,3′-biacetaminophen
IX 4.54 281.0041 C11H9N2O3S2+ benzothiazine compound
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