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. 2020 Sep 29;5(5):e00765-20. doi: 10.1128/mSystems.00765-20

TABLE 2.

Comparison of sterol profiles between B. minutum and F. kawagutiia

Sterol Structure B. minutum (%) F. kawagutii (%)
24-Nor-23-demethylgorgosterol B1 (H1) b , c 0.9 d
Cholesterol B2 (H2) c 10.6
23,24-Demethylgorgosterol B3 c 0.4
Brassicasterol B4 (H4) c 2.8
4-Methylcholest-22-enol F1 6.9
Lophenol B5 (F2) 0.5 7.5
Lophanol F3 5.3
22-Dihydrobrassicasterol B6 5.4
4,23-Dimethylcholest-7-enol F4 13.3
24-Demethylgorgosterol B7 c 1.9
24-Demethyldinosterol B8 (F5) 27.2 18.4
4,24-Dimethylcholesta-7,22-dienol B9 0.5
4,24-Dimethylcholest-7-enol B10 (H15) 0.9
23,24-Demethylcholesta-5,22-dienol B11 c 0.6
4,24-Dimenthylcholestanol B12 (F6, H16) 18.8 8.3
Dinosterol B13 (F7, H17) 12.4 40.4
Gorgosterol B14 c 17.0
a

Cultures in exponential phase (1 × 106 cells·ml−1) were collected for sterol profiling. Three biological replicates of algal cultures were established.

b

The structure numbers in boldface and their corresponding mass spectra are listed in Fig. S2b and c. “H,” “B,” and “F” indicate sterols identified in the anemone H. crispa, B. minutum, and F. kawagutii, respectively. For molecules identified in two or more species, their designations in other biological samples are shown in parentheses.

c

Δ5 sterol.

d

Dashes (—) indicate values below the detection limit.