his one analysis. Additional structural data were collected
from subsequent LC/MS
n analyses designed to collect MS
n
data for specific ions of interest. Although the Data Dependent analyses
provide a tremendous amount of data from a single chromatographic analysis,
a simple LC/MS analysis is still frequently valuable, especially when there
are closely eluting analytes with the same molecular weight. The data from
an LC/MS analysis will have more data points (since it is not interrupted
with MS
n scans) to describe the chromatographic peaks better
and reveal shoulders or minor peaks more clearly.
Results and Discussion
Glyburide was characterized using MS
2, MS
3, and
MS
4 experiments in positive ion mode during an
infusion of a 1 g/mL stock solution. A 7 isolation
width was used to collect both 35Cl- and 37Cl-containing
ions. Thus, the product ions included the
Cl isotope pattern. These data are summarized in
Scheme 1. These spectra were used as references
to aid in interpretation of the spectra of metabolites.
Shifts in masses observed in spectra for
metabolites relative to spectra for glyburide, as
well as differing fragmentation patterns facilitated
characterization of the metabolite structures.
An LC/MS
n experiment was performed on a microsomal sample. The
Data-Dependent analysis afforded MS
1, MS
2 and MS
3
data providing retention time, molecular weight and structural information.
The reconstructed ion chromatogram (RIC) reproduced in Figure 1 indicated
that there were seven metabolites that resulted from the incorporation of
a single oxygen molecule (at 8.72, 9.92, 10.65, 11.89, 13.01, 16.79 and
23.87 min.). The MS
1 spectra of all these metabolites were
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