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. 2020 Mar 27;11:364. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2020.00364

Table 7.

Metabolites of naringin (G) and naringein (S) in liver and kidney microsomes of rats and humans.

No. Metabolism Name Retention time
(min)
[M-H]-
(Error, ppm)
Main fragment ions (m/z) Identified by
standard
Rat microsomes Human liver
microsomes
Liver Kidney
G S G/S G S
M1 [M1] Naringin 19.19 579.1699 (−2.6) 459, 271, 151 + + +
M2 [M2] Naringenin 24.52 271.0581 (−9.2) 177, 151, 119 + + + + +
M3 [M1-2H] Rhoifolin 21.15 577.1561 (0.7) 475, 273, 167 + +
M4 [M1+O] Neoeriocitrin 16.62 595.1653 (−1.7) 459, 287, 151 + +
M5 [M1+O+CH3] Hesperidin 20.50 609.1791 (−4.6) 459, 271, 151 +
M6 [M2-2H] Apigenin 28.16 269.0468 (6.7) 225, 151, 117 + +
M7 [M2+O] Eriodictyol 20.87 287.0561 (1.4) 151, 135, 107 + +
M8 [M2+O+CH3] Hesperetin 25.09 301.0736 (8.0) 271, 177, 151, 119 +
M9 [M2+Glc] Naringenin-O-glucoside 16.72 433.1175 (9.2) 271, 165, 151 +
M10 [M2+Glc] Naringenin-O-glucoside 17.67 433.1157 (5.1) 271, 165, 151 + +
M11 [M2+GlcuA] Naringenin-O-glucuronide 13.54 447.0897 (−6.7) 271, 151, + +
M12 [M2+GlcuA] Naringenin-O-glucuronide 14.05 447.0891 (−5.8) 271, 151 + +
M13 Bond fission of M2 5,7-Dihydroxychromone 12.60 177.0168 (−5.6) 133, 109 + +