TABLE 2

Pevonedistat metabolites detected and identified in plasma, urine, and feces of patients administered an intravenous dose of pevonedistat

Pevonedistat and MetabolitesMatrixHPLC
RT (min)b
Observed
[M+H]+ at m/z
Calculated
[M+H]+ at m/z
Mass Error
(ppm)
LC-MS/MS Key Fragment IonsChemical Structure
PevonedistatP, U, F45.51444.1690444.1700−2.3347, 328, 231, 135, 117Confirmed with the standard reference
M1 (ML00756900)aP, U, F31.49460.1661460.16492.6442, 363, 345, 328, 249, 231, 135, 133, 115Confirmed with the standard reference
M2 (ML00756899)aP, U, F39.16458.1496458.14930.7440, 361, 328, 265, 231,135,131Confirmed with the standard reference
M3 (ML00756898)aP, U, F29.25460.1659460.16492.2442, 363, 345, 328, 231, 135, 133Confirmed with the standard reference
M7P, U, F17.29328.1086328.10743.7328, 249, 231, 135Assigned by LC-HRMS
M10bP, U22.09636.1984636.19702.2460, 442, 363, 345, 328, 231, 135, 115Assigned by LC-HRMS
M16P, U41.44620.2021620.20210444, 328, 231, 135, 117Assigned by LC-HRMS
M22P, U23.75636.1943636.1970−4.2460, 328, 231, 135, 133Assigned by LC-HRMS
M23U12.5NANANANAUnknown
  • F, feces; LC-HRMS, liquid chromatography-high resolution mass spectrometry; NA, not available; P, plasma; RT, retention time; U, urine.

  • aStandard references.

  • bSlight retention time shift was observed between matrices, but peaks were assigned based on mass spectral data.