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Article Dans Une Revue Amino Acids Année : 2016

Atypical cleavage of protonated N‐fatty acyl amino acids derived from aspartic acid evidenced by sequential MS3 experiments

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Lipidomics calls for information on detected lipids and conjugates whose structural elucidation by mass spectrometry requires to rationalization of their gas phase dissociations toward collision-induced dissociation (CID) processes. This study focused on activated dissociations of two lipoamino acid (LAA) systems composed of N-palmitoyl acyl coupled with aspartic and glutamic acid mono ethyl esters (as LAA(*D) and LAA(*E)). Although in MS/MS, their CID spectra show similar trends, e.g., release of water and ethanol, the [(LAA(*D/*E)+H)–C2H5OH]+ product ions dissociate via distinct pathways in sequential MS3 experiments. The formation of all the product ions is rationalized by charge-promoted cleavages often involving stepwise processes with ion isomerization into ion–dipole prior to dissociation. The latter explains the maleic anhydride or ketene neutral losses from N-palmitoyl acyl aspartate and glutamate anhydride fragment ions, respectively. Consequently, protonated palmitoyl acid amide is generated from LAA(*D), whereas LAA(*E) leads to the [*E+H–H2O]+ anhydride. The former releases ammonia to provide acylium, which gives the C n H(2n−1) and C n H(2n−3) carbenium series. This should offer structural information, e.g., to locate either unsaturation(s) or alkyl group branching present on the various fatty acyl moieties of lipo-aspartic acid in further studies based on MSn experiments.

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hal-01665228 , version 1 (15-12-2017)

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Toufik Taalibi Boukerche, Sandra Alves, Pauline Le Faouder, Anna Warnet, Justine Bertrand-Michel, et al.. Atypical cleavage of protonated N‐fatty acyl amino acids derived from aspartic acid evidenced by sequential MS3 experiments. Amino Acids, 2016, 48 (12), pp.2717-2729. ⟨10.1007/s00726-016-2286-0⟩. ⟨hal-01665228⟩
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