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. 2013 Jun 4;2013:874981. doi: 10.1155/2013/874981

Table 2.

Identification of serum metabolites from human subjects controlled by obesity with BSP using UPLC-MS and their fold change analysis.a

No. Identity Exact mass Actual mass Mass error Ms fragments P value VIP
(M + H) (M + H) (mDa)
1 Aminobutyric acid 104.0712 104.0723 −1.1 104, 87, 58 0.04 0.66
2 l-proline 116.0712 116.0718 −0.6 70 0.03 3.98
3 Betaine 118.0868 118.0878 −1.0 118, 58 0.026 3.23
4 Valine 118.0868 118.0901 −3.3 72 0.042 0.96
5 Benzoic acid 123.0434 123.0462 −2.8 95, 79 0.024 0.49
6 Pyroglutamic acid 130.0504 130.0521 −1.7 84, 72 0.021 1.81
7 Pipecolic acid 130.0868 130.0880 −1.2 105, 91, 84 0.042 1.54
8 Leucine/isoleucine 132.1025 132.1034 −0.9 119, 91, 86, 72, 69 0.048 2.91
9 N-phenylacetamide 136.0762 136.0777 −1.5 119, 107, 91 0.011 0.30
10 Hypoxanthine 137.0463 137.0475 −1.2 119, 110, 94, 82 0.036 2.29
11 Glutamine 147.0770 147.0784 −1.4 130, 101, 84 0.028 1.17
12 l-methionine 150.0589 150.0602 −1.3 133, 104, 87, 74, 61 0.039 1.07
13 2-phenylglycine 152.0712 152.0719 −0.7 105, 78 0.013 2.00
14 l-carnitine 162.1130 162.1140 −1.0 103, 85, 60 0.02 1.77
15 Phenylpyruvic acid 165.0552 165.0565 −1.3 147, 123, 119, 91.77 0.041 2.16
16 Phenylalanine 166.0868 166.0883 −1.5 121, 120, 103, 93 0.045 1.58
17 Uric acid 169.0362 169.0991 −62.9 169, 152, 141, 126, 70 0.02 0.49
18 Arginine 175.1195 175.1208 −1.3 130, 116, 70, 60 0.044 0.70
19 Tyrosine 182.0817 182.0830 −1.3 165, 136, 123, 91 0.01 2.58
20 Tryptophan 205.0977 205.0994 −1.7 188, 159, 146, 118, 91 0.043 2.56
21 Propionylcarnitine 218.1392 218.1406 −1.4 159, 144, 85, 60 0.05 1.35
22 Butyrylcarnitine 232.1549 232.1564 −1.5 217, 173, 144, 113, 85 0.05 1.15
23 l-hexanoylcarnitine 260.1858 260.1875 −1.7 232, 201, 144, 85 0.06 0.83
24 l-aspartyl-l-phenylalanine 281.1137 281.1152 −1.5 235, 166, 120, 88 0.0002 1.62
25 l-octanoylcarnitine 288.2170 288.2185 −1.5 229, 127, 85 0.014 2.34
26 Palmitoylcarnitine 400.3427 400.3441 −1.4 341, 144, 85 0.034 0.85
27 Linoleylcarnitine 424.3427 424.3433 −0.6 352, 144, 85 0.02 0.87
28 LysoPC (14:0) 468.3090 468.3092 −0.2 450, 357, 285, 184, 104, 86 0.045 0.99
29 LysoPC (P 16:0) 480.3454 480.3424 3.0 339, 240, 184, 104, 86 0.02 1.80
30 LysoPC (15:0) 482.3247 482.3256 −0.9 385, 299, 184, 104, 86 0.012 1.95
31 LysoPC (16:0) 496.3403 496.3407 −0.4 478, 313, 258, 184, 104, 86 0.018 12.02
32 LysoPC (17:1) 508.3767 508.3429 33.8 492, 327, 258, 184, 104, 86 0.02 0.55
33 LysoPC (18:2) 520.3403 520.3379 2.4 502, 337, 258, 184, 104, 86 0.045 5.48
34 LysoPC (18:1) 522.3560 522.3513 4.7 504, 339, 258, 184, 104, 86 0.037 3.63
35 LysoPC (18:0) 524.3716 524.3672 4.4 506, 341, 258, 184, 104, 86 0.036 5.25
36 LysoPC (20:4) 544.3403 544.3400 0.3 361, 184, 104, 86 0.03 2.48
37 LysoPC (20:1) 550.3873 550.3895 −2.2 532, 418, 258, 184, 104, 86 0.008 0.64
38 LysoPC (22:0) 572.3716 572.3731 −1.5 554, 295, 184, 104, 86 0.029 0.58

aNo. was the number of metabolites marked in Figure 2(b), and fold change was calculated by dividing the mean of normalized intensities of each metabolite from 12 weeks after subjects by the mean intensity of the same metabolite from 0 week subjects. P-value was analyzed by independent t-test with the Mann-Whitney U-test. VIP is variable importance in the project and its value of above 1.00 showing high relevance for explaining the differences of sample groups.