High Resolution Mass Spectrometry Fragmentation Rules of Etomidate and Its Structural Analogues.

Common fragment ions exist among etomidate and its structural analogues, and characteristic ion fragments are generated based on the different carbon numbers of their side chains. The structure of side chains can affect the abundance ratio of each fragment ion, providing a basis for the structural identification and prediction of such compounds.

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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.12116/j.issn.1004-5619.2024.340602
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Abstract

Common fragment ions exist among etomidate and its structural analogues, and characteristic ion fragments are generated based on the different carbon numbers of their side chains. The structure of side chains can affect the abundance ratio of each fragment ion, providing a basis for the structural identification and prediction of such compounds.

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