Synthesis of deuterium‐labelled coenzyme Q 10
Deuterium‐labelled coenzyme Q 10 ([2‐CD 3 ‐1′‐CD 2 ]coenzyme Q 10 , coenzyme Q 10 ‐d 5 ) was synthesized by condensation of 2,3‐dimethoxy‐[5‐CD 3 ]methyl‐1, 4‐hydroquinone with [1‐CD 2 ]decaprenol. Five positions were selected for deuteration as replacement at these positions allowed examination of...
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description | Deuterium‐labelled coenzyme Q
10
([2‐CD
3
‐1′‐CD
2
]coenzyme Q
10
, coenzyme Q
10
‐d
5
) was synthesized by condensation of 2,3‐dimethoxy‐[5‐CD
3
]methyl‐1, 4‐hydroquinone with [1‐CD
2
]decaprenol. Five positions were selected for deuteration as replacement at these positions allowed examination of every step of the synthesis. This examination was carried out by a combination of
1
H‐ and
13
C‐nuclear magnetic spectrometry and mass spectrometry. Further, these positions have been proved to be metabolically stable. This reagent makes simultaneous quantification of the source of coenzyme Q
10
(exogenously supplied or endogenously supplied) possible in biological samples by measurements on gas chromatography–mass spectrometry. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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H‐ and
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C‐nuclear magnetic spectrometry and mass spectrometry. Further, these positions have been proved to be metabolically stable. This reagent makes simultaneous quantification of the source of coenzyme Q
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3
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2
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C‐nuclear magnetic spectrometry and mass spectrometry. Further, these positions have been proved to be metabolically stable. This reagent makes simultaneous quantification of the source of coenzyme Q
10
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3
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2
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1
H‐ and
13
C‐nuclear magnetic spectrometry and mass spectrometry. Further, these positions have been proved to be metabolically stable. This reagent makes simultaneous quantification of the source of coenzyme Q
10
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