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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 3.

Major molecular species of Romboutsia glycolipids seen by negative ion ESI/MS.

Major molecular speciesa [M + Cl]b R. lituseburensis R. ilealis strain FRIFI
MHDAG 31:1 749.498 + + +
MHDAG 32:1 763.513 + + +
MHDAG 33:1 777.529 + + +
MHDAG 34:1 791.544 + + +
DHDAG 31:1 911.550 + + +
DHDAG 32:1 925.566 + + +
DHDAG 33:1 939.561 + + +
DHDAG 34:1 953.596 + +
TriHDAG 31:1 1073.602 + + +
TriHDAG 32:1 1087.618 + + +
TriHDAG 33:1 1101.634 + + +
TriHDAG 34:1 1115.650 + +
TriHDAG 35:1 1129.665 + +
TetraHDAG 31:1 1235.654 tr +
TetraHDAG 32:1 1249.670 tr +
TetraHDAG 33:1 1263.686 tr +
TetraHDAG 34:1 1277.701 tr +
TetraHDAG 35:1 1291.717 tr +
Acyl-TriHDAG 46:1 1297.815 c c +
Acyl-TriHDAG 47:1 1311.830 c c +
Acyl-TriHDAG 48:1 1325.846 c c +
Acyl-TriHDAG 49:1 1339.861 c c +
Acyl-TriHDAG 50:1 1353.877 c c +
Acyl-TetraHDAG 45:1 1445.856 c +
Acyl-TetraHDAG 46:1 1459.870 c +
Acyl-TetraHDAG 47:1 1473.888 c +
Acyl-TetraHDAG 48:1 1487.904 c +
Acyl-TetraHDAG 49:1 1501.921 c +
a

MHDAG, DHDAG, TriHDAG and TetraHDAG are mono-, di-, tri-, and tetra-hexosyldiacylglycerol, respectively.

b

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

c

Although these lipids have been detected in R. lituseburensis and R. ilealis, nomass spectral data are available.