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. 2021 Feb 16;10(2):297. doi: 10.3390/antiox10020297

Table 3.

LC-ESI-QTOF-MS/MS analysis of phenolic compounds present in Brazilian red propolis.

Compound Putative Compound Name RT (min) ProposedFormula [M–H](m/z) MS/MS Fragments (m/z)
Flavones
1 Chrysin 28.6 C15H10O4 253.0510 253.0507; 119.0483; 195.0438; 224.0481; 209.0614
2 Tricin 34.2 C17H14O7 329.0677 329.0667; 299.0218; 271.0263; 243.0289
3 Genkwanin 36.2 C16H12O5 283.0624 268.0360; 283.0583; 269.0397
4 Hispidulin 37.5 C16H12O6 299.0565 284.0331; 227.0354; 255.0301; 212.0483
5 8-Hydroxy-5-methoxyflavanone 44.2 C16H14O4 269.0831 254.0589; 252.0437; 195.0451; 210.0685
6 Acacetin 54.2 C16H12O5 283.0617 268.0382; 211.0408; 269.042
Flavanones
7 Liquiritigenin 25.1 C15H12O4 255.0667 119.0495; 135.0083; 255.0656; 120.0526
8 Naringenin * 32.6 C15H12O5 271.0619 119.0487; 151.0029; 254.0596; 271.0609; 165.0207
9 Pinocembrin * 48.6 C15H12O4 255.0668 255.0678; 240.0426; 151.0034; 133.0285; 213.0540;
10 5,6-Dihydroxy-3′,4′-dimethoxyflavanone 48.7 C17H16O6 315.0882 315.0881;151.0037; 235.0636; 255.1042; 121.0292;
11 6-Hydroxyflavanone 57.3 C15H12O3 239.0722 239.0732; 135.0091; 197.0643
Chalcones
12 Isoliquiritigenin * 41.1 C15H12O4 255.0676 119.0496; 135.0082; 120.0531; 151.0384; 255.0665
13 2′,4′-Dihydroxychalcone 41.9 C15H12O3 239.0723 239.0709; 197.0609; 135.0085; 198.0667
14 7-hydroxyflavanone 42.2 C15H12O3 239.0719 197.0610; 135.0085; 239.0732; 198.0643
15 2′,6′-dihydroxy-4′-methoxydihydrochalcone 45.2 C16H16O4 271.0990 254.0590; 135.0444; 109.0287;
16 2′-Hydroxy-4′-methoxychalcone 49.9 C16H14O3 253.0879 237.0552; 255.0665; 253.0872; 136.0169; 161.0239
Isoflavonoids
17 Daidzein * 28.7 C15H10O4 253.0511 253.0513; 208.0523; 119.0488; 135.0089
18 Calycosin 31.9 C16H12O5 283.0617 268.0353; 211.0422; 224.0506; 239.0313; 267.0665
19 Dihydrobiochanin A 34.1 C16H14O5 285.0776 270.0541; 109.0289; 161.0242; 285.0767
20 Vestitone 34.5 C16H14O5 285.0776 270.0535; 161.0240; 109.0286; 271.0607
21 Vestitol 41.4 C16H16O4 271.0987 135.0450; 109.0282; 149.0604; 147.0452; 271.0986; 256.0747
22 Neovestitol 41.8 C16H16O4 271.0990 135.0360; 109.0217;256.0555; 197.0482; 212.0707
23 Formononetin * 43.9 C16H12O4 267.0666 252.0431; 254.0594; 223.0404; 195.0456; 253.0483
24 Demethyl medicarpin 45.2 C15H12O4 255.0673 255.0668; 105.0189; 151.0032; 107.0118; 213.0532
25 Medicarpin 48.6 C16H14O4 269.0827 254.0594; 225.0540; 105.0191; 121.0300; 133.0287
26 Biochanin A * 52.0 C16H12O5 283.0619 268.0389; 239.0354; 211.0393; 132.0202;195.4450
27 5,4′-Dihydroxy-7-methoxyisoflavone 53.1 C16H12O5 283.0619 268.0383; 211.0422; 223.0402; 224.0506;
28 3,9-Dimethoxypterocarpan 63.0 C17H16O4 283.0988 253.0515; 225.0564; 268.0754; 183.0456; 254.0554
Flavonols
29 7-Hydroxy-6-methoxydihydroflavonol 30.9 C16H14O5 285.0743 270.0534; 268.0383; 78.9984; 123.0078
Neoflavonoids
30 Dalbergin 38.3 C16H12O4 267.0667 252.0465; 224.0503; 195.0451; 267.0650; 204.9615
Polyprenylated benzophenones
31 Guttiferone E/Xanthochymol 92.2 C38H50O6 601.3567 109.0291; 108.0214; 202.9997; 177.0198; 335.1285
32 Oblongifolin B 93.8 C38H50O6 601.3569 109.0292; 108.0216; 176.0146; 307.1362

Bold values indicate the main fragments; RT = retention time; [M−H] (negative ionization mode) experimental mass of compound. * As compared to an authentic standard.