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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Magn Reson Med. 2020 May 9;84(5):2338–2351. doi: 10.1002/mrm.28306

Table 1.

31P Chemical shifts (ppm) of UDP(G) and NAD(H) components measured in human brain at 7T.

UDP(G) multi-doublet UDP(G) (pseudo-)doublet


IR-based Conventional IR-based Conventional Perlmana (24) de Graaf(14) Kim(9)
NADH −8.092 −8.111 −8.132 −8.132 −8.1 −8.13
NAD+ −8.132 −8.131 −8.141 −8.140 −8.15 −8.15
−8.467 −8.467 −8.453 −8.452 −8.45 −8.47
UDP-Gal −8.047 −8.022
−9.554 −9.543 UDP(G)
−9.490
UDP-Glc −8.165 −8.162 −8.200 −8.196 −8.23 −8.23
−9.697 −9.699 −9.794 −9.802 −9.688 −9.83 −9.83
UDP-GalNAc −8.215 8.218
−9.785 −9.782 −9.769
UDP-GlcNAc −8.265 −8.265
−9.961 −9.963 −9.961
a

From rat extract at pH 8.2, corrected for difference in reference by setting the chemical shift of hexose phosphate of UDP-GlcNAc to −9.961 ppm. Chemical shifts obtained from the summed spectrum.