Parent or Metabolite | Chemical Structure and Proposed Fragmentation Scheme | Molecular Ion [M-H]− | Molecular Ion [M + H]+ | Characteristic CID Fragment Ions |
---|---|---|---|---|
m/z | m/z | m/z | ||
Parent | 638 | 325, 314, 283 | ||
M1 | 622 | 578, 312 | ||
M2 | 638 | 594, 325 | ||
M3 | 638 | 620, 594, 312 | ||
M4 | 798 | 622 | ||
M5 | 814 | 638, 594, 325 | ||
M6 | 828 | 652 | ||
M7 | 830 | 654 | ||
M8 | 830 | 654, 636 | ||
M9a | 945 | 816, 798, 638, 308 | ||
M10 | 796 | 620 | ||
M11 | 666 | 646, 269 | ||
M12 | 814 | 638, 620 | ||
M13 | 846 | 670 |
Glu, glucuronic acid.
↵a The regiochemistry of hydroxylation and glutathione addition shown is tentative and is based only on mass spectral fragmentation and on the collective knowledge of the overall metabolic routes of anacetrapib.