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. 2019 May 31;14(5):e0217139. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0217139

Table 1. Molecular formula and mass, MS/MS parameters and typical retention times for the analysis of PBTZ169, in vitro known metabolites and internal standards.

Compound Formula Molar
mass
Precursor
ions
[M+H]+
Product
ions
[M+H]+
Ion ratioa CE RF
Lens
Typical
tRb
g/mol m/z m/z V V min
PBTZ169 C20H23F3N4O3S 456.5 457.5 344.1 1 23 103 3.0
298.1 0.68 36
Active metabolites
Met 1-OH C20H23F3N4O4S 472.5 473.3 344.1 1 23 93 2.3
298.0 0.82 42
Met 2-OH C20H23F3N4O4S 472.5 473.5 344.1 1 26 104 2.1
298.1 0.74 40
Met 3-OH C20H23F3N4O4S 472.5 473.4 344.1 1 26 107 1.2
298.1 0.67 39
Met 3-oxo C20H21F3N4O4S 470.5 471.4 344.0 1 26 107 1.5
298.0 0.86 39
Met oxo C20H21F3N4O4S 470.5 471.3 361.1 1 19 94 3.5
344.1 0.12 30
318.0 0.08 33
298.1 0.11 43
Inactive metabolite
Met amino C20H25F3N4OS 426.5 427.5 314.1 1 26 160 1.9
288.1 0.34 26
Internal standards
PBTZ169-d11 C20H12D11F3N4O3S 467.6 468.3 318.0 26 119 3.0
272.0 39
270.0 50
Met amino-d11 C20H14D11F3N4OS 436.7 438.3 288.0 30 100 1.8
314.1 28
11326128 C19H15F3N4O7S3 564.5 565.1 532.9 24 135 3.5
343.9 31
298.0 24
11526102 C13H10N4O2 254.2 255.1 240.0 23 101 1.7
184.0 33
157.1 35

a Calculations are based on peak area and report the mean of ion ratios measured in calibration levels.

Peak identity is confirmed when ion ratio is within ±20% in real human sample.

b Minor changes in retention times are possible, in particular for compounds eluted isocratically.