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. 2019 May 30;11(6):309. doi: 10.3390/toxins11060309

Table 3.

Comparisons of the masses and intensity ratios of the detected ion forms with those of the reference standards by via full-scan and MS2 high-resolution mass spectrometry to confirm the identities of the AFs.

AFB1 AFB2 AFG1 AFG2
c Ref.
(m/z)
d Mass dev.
(ppm)
e Ratio dev.
(%)
c Ref.
(m/z)
d Mass dev.
(ppm)
e Ratio dev.
(%)
c Ref.
(m/z)
d Mass dev.
(ppm)
e Ratio dev.
(%)
c Ref.
(m/z)
d Mass dev.
(ppm)
e Ratio dev.
(%)
a Full scan 313.0699 1.25 0 315.0849 0.99 0 329.0646 1.43 0 331.0811 1.17 0
335.0504 1.56 0 337.0669 1.18 0 351.0464 1.26 0 353.0631 1.66 0
647.1142 2.02 0 - - - 679.1039 2.54 0 - - -
b MS2 285.0750 1.99 5 287.0907 1.37 1 311.0543 2.57 1 313.0719 2.03 0
270.0515 1.04 3 259.0593 1.18 2 283.0594 1.79 3 285.0751 1.98 1
243.0645 2.30 1 - - - 243.0646 2.01 4 245.0804 2.13 1

a The full-scan m/z values are consistent with the molecular ion adducts including [M + H]+, [M + Na]+ and [2M + Na]+. b The presented product ions originated from the fragmentation of the protonated molecular ions. c The m/z values of the reference standards. d Mass deviation of the purified compounds from the corresponding ion reference standards determined with the high-resolution mass spectrometer. e Differences between the ratios of the formed ion intensities measured in the reference standards and the purified components.