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. 2010 Sep 10;19(11):2152–2163. doi: 10.1002/pro.495

Table I.

Theoretical and Observed Mass Values for Unabled and 13C Isotope-Labled Citric acid and Glycine Used in Photochemical Degradation Studies and Observed Mass Values for the Reaction Products

Citric Acid (Isotope) MW (Theor.) Glycine (Isotope) MW (Theor.) DNPH-AC [M-H] Gly-AC [M+H]+ (Obs.) Gly-AC MS2 [M+H]+ (Obs.) Gly-AC MS3 [M+H]+ (Obs.)
13C6 198.05 12C2 75.04 240.17 135.08 89.08 60.08
2,4-13C2 194.03 12C2 75.04 239.17 134.08 88.08 60.08
1,5-13C2 194.03 12C2 75.04 237.17 132.08 86.08 58.08
12C6 192.03 12C2 75.04 237.17 132.08 86.08 58.08
12C6 192.03 13C2 77.05 NA 134.08 87.08 59.08
12C6 192.03 2-13C 76.05 133.08 87.08 59.08
12C6/13C6 192.03, 198.05 12C2 75.04 132.08, 135.08 86.08, 89.08 58.08, 60.08
12C6/2,4-13C2 192.03, 194.03 12C2 75.04 132.08, 134.08 86.08, 88.08 58.08, 60.08

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The DNPH-acetone hydrazone (DNPH-AC) observed [M-H]1− m/z are shown as well as the [M+H]1+ m/z for acetone modified glycine (Gly-AC) and the corresponding products ions observed in CID-MS2/MS3 scans. The chemical structures of citrate, glycine, glycine-acetone, the corresponding glycine-acetone product ions and the labeled carbons associated with the structures are shown below the table.