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. 2020 Mar 4;11:189. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2020.00189

Table 2.

Reactivity of amoxicillin (AX) with thiol (protected, reduced or oxidized forms) and nonthiol antioxidants.

Compound Formed products Remaining Other products (%)
DKP (%) AXO (%) AX (%)
None 9 9 82
DTT graphic file with name fphar-11-00189-g008.jpg 50 9 41
N-acetyl-cysteine graphic file with name fphar-11-00189-g009.jpg 27 8 65
L-cysteine graphic file with name fphar-11-00189-g015.jpg 2 12 0 86
(Amoxicilloyl-Cys conjugate)
L-Glutathione reduced (GSH) graphic file with name fphar-11-00189-g010.jpg 29 8 63
L-Glutathione oxidized (GSSG) graphic file with name fphar-11-00189-g011.jpg 9 9 82
S-para-nitro-benzyl glutathione graphic file with name fphar-11-00189-g012.jpg 9 9 82
Trolox graphic file with name fphar-11-00189-g013.jpg 9 9 82
TCEP graphic file with name fphar-11-00189-g014.jpg 20 10 20 50 (related nonidentified amoxicilloyl products)

Incubations were carried out using equimolar amounts of AX and the thiol functional-reagent or nonthiol antioxidant, in phosphate buffer saline (PBS) at 37°C for 24 h and lyophilized. Integration of 1H-NMR signals was employed for calculating the quantity of obtained products.