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. 2022 Jul 8;14(14):2814. doi: 10.3390/nu14142814

Table 7.

GC-MS analysis of metabolites in plasma of pups recovered from mothers receiving the control diet or the bLF-supplemented diet. The parameters were determined at postnatal day 17. The metabolites presented in the table are those for which plasma concentrations are significantly different when comparing the control and the bLF-supplemented groups.

Metabolites Name m/z RT (min) FC (bLF/cont) Sub.Class
L-arginine monohydrochloride 274.165 9.502 2.934 *** Non-essential amino acids and derivatives
Ornithine 186.091 10.414 2.087 ** Non-essential amino acids and derivatives
2,4 Pyridinylmethyl amino carbonyl cyclopropanecarboxylic 391.172 24.183 2.759 ** Non-essential amino acids and derivatives
Tetracosamethyl-cyclododecasiloxane 360.175 24.391 2.187 *** Non-essential amino acids and derivatives
4-2-4 Dichlorophenyl 2 methyl perazinyl 1-yl benzonitrile 260.145 9.502 3.384 *** Phenyl ethers
1,2 Bis (2 quinolylmethyl) ethylene 142.094 11.047 1.898 ** Thioethers
1,10 Dicarboxylic acid 391.172 23.306 2.691 *** Organic compounds
Heptacosane 139.042 20.935 2.596 ** Alkanes
Tetradecanoic acid trimethyl ester 316.126 17.608 2.13 * Lipids
Alpha-glucose 211.082 20.617 1.824 ** Carbohydrates

Data represented are means ± SEM (* p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, and *** p < 0.001; n = 16 pups per group). The control and lactoferrin groups were compared by an unpaired two-tailed Student’s t-test.