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Published in final edited form as: Int Dairy J. 2019 Nov 13;102:10.1016/j.idairyj.2019.104583. doi: 10.1016/j.idairyj.2019.104583

Table 3.

Unique BMO in sample ID5 and new oligosaccharides (OS) formed by enzymatic glycosylation of BMO. a

Starting material
Newly formed OS
Mass (H+) m/z Composition Mass (H+) m/z Composition
505.1764 30000
546.2029 21000
634.2189 20010
651.2342 30100
667.2291 40000
675.2455 11010
708.2558 31000
749.2823 22000
763.2615 10020
780.2768 20110
796.2718 30010
829.2821 50000
837.2983 21010
854.3136 31100
870.3087 41000
895.3402 22100
911.3352 32000
942.3296 30110
958.3245 40010
999.3511 31010
1016.3664 41100
1073.3879 42000
1087.3671 30020
1104.3824 40110
1114.4145 33000
1114.4396 11500
1128.3937 21020
1216.4097 20030
1290.4465 31020
1307.4618 41110
1331.4731 22020
1363.488 20320
1365.5037 42200
1452.4993 41020
1510.5412 42110
1898.6515 80210
2077.7575 32420
2078.7528 54110
a

ID5 is defined in Table 2; numbers shown for each mass species represent the numbers of hexose, N-acetylhexosamine, fucose, N-acetyl neuraminic acid, and N-glycolylneuraminic acid, respectively, in the structure.