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Table 1 Retention times, MS2 fragments of the major compounds present in Tinospora crispa

From: Standardized ethanol extract of Tinospora crispa upregulates pro-inflammatory mediators release in LPS-primed U937 human macrophages through stimulation of MAPK, NF-κB and PI3K-Akt signaling networks

No.

Retention time (min)

Molecular ion peak (M-H)

MS2 fragmentation ions

Tentative compounds identified

1

2.256

537a

493, 375, 357, 313

Borapetoside A

2

4.494

521a

341, 311, 297, 253

Cordifoliside B

3

5.223

595a

549, 485, 432, 355, 322, 269, 159

Apigenin conjugate

4

5.727

567a

539, 521, 495, 491, 387, 361, 343, 315, 267

Cordifoliside conjugate

5

8.195

535a

503, 459, 373, 355, 341, 315, 271, 179, 101

Borapetoside C

6

10.158

581a

536, 504, 373, 355, 315, 179

Borapetoside derivative

7

11.170

503a

459, 359, 341, 315, 271, 87

Cordifolioside A

8

14.376

373a

330, 313, 298, 177

Jateorin

9

14.422

329a

311, 201, 171

3, 3, 0-di-O-methyl ellagic acid

10

25.438

315a

297, 279, 171, 141

Protocatechuic Acid Hexoside

11

26.275

373a

299, 237

Palmarin

12

36.011

521a

447, 361, 271, 175

Cordifoliside C

13

36.122

491a

447, 417, 331, 255, 145

Palmatoside

14

38.798

357a

339, 295

Columbin

15

39.133

329a

282

Tinosponone

16

40.696

370a

352, 326, 308

Syringin

17

42.201

395a

351, 130

Tinorcodiside

18

54.886

635a

599, 299

Palmatoside C

  1. abase peak