Fig. 3 MS/MS identification of palmitamide. Fig. 4 MS/MS identification of LPC 18:1. Both protonated...

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Fig. 3 MS/MS identification of palmitamide

Transcript of Fig. 3 MS/MS identification of palmitamide. Fig. 4 MS/MS identification of LPC 18:1. Both protonated...

Page 1: Fig. 3 MS/MS identification of palmitamide. Fig. 4 MS/MS identification of LPC 18:1. Both protonated and sodiated ions were detected in plasma sample.

Fig. 3 MS/MS identification of palmitamide

Page 2: Fig. 3 MS/MS identification of palmitamide. Fig. 4 MS/MS identification of LPC 18:1. Both protonated and sodiated ions were detected in plasma sample.

Fig. 4 MS/MS identification of LPC 18:1. Both protonated and sodiated ions were detected in plasma sample.

Page 3: Fig. 3 MS/MS identification of palmitamide. Fig. 4 MS/MS identification of LPC 18:1. Both protonated and sodiated ions were detected in plasma sample.

Fig. 5 MS/MS identification of GCDCA

Page 4: Fig. 3 MS/MS identification of palmitamide. Fig. 4 MS/MS identification of LPC 18:1. Both protonated and sodiated ions were detected in plasma sample.

Oleamide standard

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0

100

%

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100 97.098283.0919

69.0805

67.0679

111.1032

121.1098 135.1219

149.1362247.2457163.1521 240.2720177.1670

191.1814282.2817265.2626

Plasma sample97.0910

83.0928

69.0749

67.0564

57.0731

109.1698

111.0652282.2414265.2572114.0703 135.1138

149.1301 240.2615154.0719

177.1645191.1799

ES+

ES+

m/z

Fig. S-1 MS/MS identification of Oleamide

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Sodium taurochenodeoxycholate standard (C26H44NNaO6S )

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ES+ 148.0102

98.4642

486.2664

148.9356361.2490

150.8724322.2953230.0896 257.2013 379.3045 468.3046

487.2825

522.2885562.9979

ES+ 464.2926

339.2896126.0596

121.1372

321.2859229.2090215.2148148.0559 243.2211

257.2239

340.3121382.2380

400.4286

465.3123

466.3018

467.2372508.3459554.6915

m/z

Plasma sample

Fig. S-2 MS/MS identification of TCDCA

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m/z50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240

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100

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100

ES+ 88.0837

74.0703

69.0842

228.2312

102.1001

89.0029 116.1161

130.1229144.1373158.1525172.1697186.1868200.1963210.2241

229.2378

230.2383

233.9384

Plasma sample ES+ 228.235488.0830

74.0693

57.0619

102.0994

88.9649

116.1067

130.1229 172.1677144.1418158.1574 186.1515191.1803 225.1407

229.2067

230.0851

myristamide

m/z

Fig. S-3 MS/MS identification of myristamide

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Stearamide standard

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ES+ 284.2934

88.0828

74.0714

102.0969

116.1103 130.1280 158.1555200.2066 228.2274 242.2732

285.3041

286.2861

Plasma sample ES+ 284.2927

88.0861

74.1007

102.1337

116.1105241.0998211.0784200.2159

158.1562282.3272

285.3134

286.1303

m/z

Fig. S-4 MS/MS identification of stearamide

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LPC 16:0 standard

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ES+ 184.0711104.1067

86.1029105.1241

184.4662478.3609

185.0922 313.3015258.1380186.0959 419.2963

496.3661497.3843

Plasma sample ES+ 184.0789

104.1128

86.1055 105.0450

496.3280

478.3276185.0637

313.2797258.1137186.9308 419.2554332.2552

497.3416

498.3250

m/z

Fig. S-5 MS/MS identification of LPC 16:0

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Fig. S-6 Identification of LPC 18:2 based on characteristic peak of LPC m/z 104 , m/z 184 and parent ion m/z 542.3228.

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Plasma sample (LPC 18:2) ES+ 184.0269

103.7673

85.6168104.6734

483.2430

185.0532

258.1241186.7824 337.2780359.2711439.2175

542.3228484.2688

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Glycocholic acid hydrate standard C26H43NO6

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ES+ 412.2867

337.2607

319.2397227.1719

209.1627158.082376.1665 135.1138 241.1799

338.2763

339.2040

430.2945

431.3157

466.3542

ES+ 412.3047

337.2750

319.2731

227.1730209.1612158.125176.0700 228.3072 295.2467

338.2969

339.2534

430.3129

466.3375

m/z

Plasma sample

Fig. S-7 MS/MS identification of GCA

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LPC 18:0 standard ES+ 104.1067 184.0711

104.4039524.3940184.4712

506.3883185.0922 341.3346258.1380 447.3288

525.4153

Plasma sample ES+ 184.0249

103.7603

104.7070

524.3646

506.3623185.0236341.3194258.1206

447.2833448.2986

525.3730

526.3519

Plasma sample ES+ 487.2747

103.7638

104.7008146.8406 341.3151202.9821 253.3541 443.2455367.9944

546.3552

488.2690

489.2509

547.3658

548.3325

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[M+H]+

[M+Na]+

Fig. S-8 MS/MS identification of LPC 18:0

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Taurocholic acid sodium salt hydrate standard

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ES+ 148.0083

130.977174.5704

502.2596484.2509413.2638

395.2544

359.2393149.9551 337.2541229.1861 295.2061

414.2677

538.2867

Plasma sample ES+ 462.2679

337.2772126.0481

76.038993.0650

227.1530199.1515

147.1109 295.2412227.8371338.2509

393.4777

463.2744

480.2889

498.2852

520.2637

516.2452

m/z

Fig. S-9 MS/MS identification of TCA

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Fig. S-10 Identification of LPC 20:4 based on characteristic peaks of LPCs: m/z 104 , m/z 184 and the parent ion m/z 544.3327.

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Plasma sample (LPC 20:4 ) ES+ 184.0252

103.7619

104.7158

544.3327

526.3320185.0208258.1243 484.2587361.2805311.9883 467.2707

545.3466

546.3611

Plasma sample (LPC 20:4) ES+ 507.2515

103.7680

80.5386

184.0588383.2686185.9560231.7320 463.2348

566.3214

508.2533

508.9948

567.3260

569.3107

m/z

[M+H]+

[M+Na]+