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Non-targeted LC-MS/MS assay for screening over 100 lipid mediators from ARA, EPA, and DHA in biological samples based on mass spectral fragmentations

AutorDasilva, Gabriel CSIC ORCID; Muñoz, Silvia; Lois, Salomé CSIC; Medina, Isabel CSIC ORCID
Palabras claveLipid mediators
ω-3 and ω-6 PUFAs
Non-targeted analysis
Fragmentation patterns
Fecha de publicación19-jun-2019
EditorMultidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
CitaciónMolecules 24(12): 2276 (2019)
ResumenA non-targeted strategy to simultaneously screen for over 100 lipid mediators from ω-6 ARA and ω-3 EPA and DHA fatty acids is presented. The method based on an extensive study of fragmentation patterns obtained by SPE-LC-MS/MS analysis-provided fingerprints to comprehensively elucidate and identify lipid mediators in biological samples. Many of these metabolites are associated to metabolic disorders, inflammatory, immune and oxidative stress. The methodology consisted of a three-step procedure. (1) SPE extraction of compounds from plasma and adipose tissue was followed by LC-MS/MS analysis operating in full scan mode. The methodology was validated for a group of 65 metabolites using standards. SPE recoveries ranged from 29–134% and matrix effect from 10–580%. LOD and LOQ ranged from 0.01 to 1765 ng/mL and 0.03 to 5884 ng/mL respectively, similarly than current analytical strategies based on MRM mode. (2) An extensive study of the mass spectra of a wide range of compounds was done to stablish a specific fragmentation pattern. Interestingly, illustrative fragmentations and new specific transitions to identify EPA and DHA lipid mediators have been innovatively established. (3) After analysis, 30 lipid mediators were tentatively identified in plasma and 35 in adipose tissue of rats according to the pre stablished fragmentation patterns. The hypothetical identification of compounds was validated by using reference standards. Around 85–90% of proposed identifications were correctly assigned and only 4 and 3 identifications failed in adipose tissue and plasma, respectively. The method allowed the identification of these metabolites without losing information by the use of predefined ions list. Therefore, the use of full scan mode together with the study of fragmentation patterns provided a novel and stronger analytical tool to study the complete profile of lipid mediators in biological samples than the analysis through MRM based methods. Importantly, no analytical standards were required at this qualitative screening stage and the performance and sensitivity of the assay were very similar to that of a MRM method.
Descripción© 2019 by the authors.
Versión del editorhttps://doi.org/10.3390/molecules24122276
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10261/185060
DOI10.3390/molecules24122276
ISSN1420-3049
E-ISSN1420-3049
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