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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biochim Biophys Acta. 2016 Jun 14;1861(9 Pt A):1076–1082. doi: 10.1016/j.bbalip.2016.06.006

Table 2.

Majormolecular species of Romboutsia diacylglycerol and phospholipids seen by negative ion ESI/MS.

Major molecular speciesa [M-H]b R. lituseburensis R. ilealis strain FRIFI
DAG, 31:1 587.443 + + +
DAG, 32:1 601.459 + + +
DAG, 33:1 615.474 + + +
DAG, 34:1 629.490 + + +
DAG, 35:1 643.505 + +
PA, 31:0 633.449 c +
PA 32:1 645.450 c + +
PA 33:1 659.465 c +
PA 33:0 661.481 c +
PA 34:1 673.481 c + +
PA 34:0 675.496 c +
PA 35:1 687.497 c + +
PG 32:1 719.488a + + +
PG 33:1 733.503 + + +
PG 34:1 747.518 + + +
PG 35:1 761.533 + +
CL 60:1 1293.886 +
CL 61:1 1307.902 +
CL 63:2 1333.916 + +
CL 64:2 1347.933 + + +
CL 65:2 1361.949 + + +
CL 66:2 1375.964 + + +
CL 67:2 1389.980 +
CL 68:2 1403.995 + +
CL 69:1 1418.011 +
CL 69:3 1415.996 +
Lysyl-PG 31:1 833.563 +
Lysyl-PG 32:1 847.578 + +
Lysyl-PG 33:1 861.540 + +
Lysyl-PG 34:1 875.610 + +
Lysyl-PG 35:2 887.611 +
Lysyl-PG 35:1 889.625 + +
a

DAG, diacylglycerol; PA, phosphatidic acid; PG, phosphatidylglycerol; CL, cardiolipin.

b

These m/z values are for strain FRIFI. The values for other species may vary slightly.

c

Although PA has been detected in R. lituseburensis nomass spectral data are available.