Table 1.
Modified forms of fumonisin Bs described in the literature, their abbreviations and synonyms (see Figures 1, 2, 3 for selected structures)
Form of FBs | Abbreviations used in this document | Alternative names, abbreviations and explanations |
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Hydrolysed fumonisin B1–4 | HFB1–4 | Aminopentols/Aminopolyols (APs) |
Partially hydrolysed fumonisin B1–2 | pHFB1–2a/pHFB1–2b | As either one of the TCA‐side chains can be removed two forms exist which are named with ‘a’ or ‘b’ (see Figure 3) |
N‐(carboxymethyl) fumonisin B1 | NCM‐FB1 | – |
N‐(1‐deoxy‐D‐fructos‐1‐yl)‐fumonisin B1–3 | NDF‐FB1–3 | – |
O‐fatty acyl fumonisin B1 | O‐fatty acyl FB1 | Fatty acid esters of fumonisin B1, esterified fumonisin B1 (EFB1), O‐acyl‐FB1 |
N‐fatty acyl fumonisin B1 | N‐fatty acyl FB1 | Fatty acid chain length ranging from C16:0 to C24:1. A specific fatty acid is named as C16:0‐HFB1 or N‐palmitoyl‐HFB1, N‐acyl‐FB1/HFB1 |
N‐fatty acyl hydrolysed fumonisin B1–2 | N‐fatty acyl HFB1–2 | |
N‐palmitoyl hydrolysed fumonisin B1 | N‐palmitoyl HFB1 | N‐fatty acyl‐HFB1 with palmitic acid as fatty acid, C16:0‐HFB1, PAP1 |
N‐acetyl fumonisin B1 | FA1 | N‐acetylated FB1 |
Mono methylester of fumonisin B1 | MME | Artefact formed during isolation and storage of fumonisins in methanol |