Table 2.
MRM transitions and respective fragmentation parameters
| Compound | Q1 | Q3 | DP [V] | EP [V] | CE [eV] | CXP [V] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| citrate | 190.8 | 111a/86.6 | −50 | −10 | −18/−24 | −11/−7 |
| 13C2-citrate | 192.8 | 111.9a/86.9 | −50 | −10 | −18/−24 | −11/−7 |
| isocitrate | 191 | 172.7a/155.2 | −50 | −9 | −14/−18 | −9/−9 |
| α-ketoglutarate | 145 | 100.9/56.8a | −45 | −10 | −12/−16 | −6/−8 |
| 13C4-α-ketoglutarate | 149 | 105 | −50 | −11 | −12 | −7 |
| 2-hydroxy-glutarate | 147 | 129a/101 | −70 | −10 | −14/−20 | −9/−9 |
| succinate | 116.9 | 73.1a/98.8 | −40 | −10 | −16/−14 | −5/−11 |
| 13C4-succinate | 120.9 | 75.9 | −40 | −10 | −16 | −7 |
| fumarate | 114.8 | 71 | −40 | −10 | −12 | −9 |
| 13C4-fumarate | 118.8 | 73.8 | −40 | −10 | −12 | −9 |
Abbreviations: CE, collision energy; CXP, cell exit potential; DP, declustering potential; EP, entrance potential; Q1, precursor ion mass; Q3, product ion masses.
aFragments used as quantifier ions.