Structural determination by electrospray ionization tandem mass spectrometry (ESI-MS/MS) of glucosylceramides in the distillate of potato shochu, the traditional Japanese liquor produced from sweet potato.

  • SAWADA Kazutaka
    <i>Industrial Technology Center of Saga Prefecture</i>
  • NAKAHATA Eriko
    <i>Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University</i>
  • TSUGE Keisuke
    <i>Industrial Technology Center of Saga Prefecture</i>
  • HIRATA Miyo
    <i>Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University</i>
  • TAKAMINE Kazunori
    <i>Department of Biochemistry and Applied Biosciences, United Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences</i>
  • NAGAO Koji
    <i>Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University</i> <i>Department of Biochemistry and Applied Biosciences, United Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences</i>
  • KITAGAKI Hiroshi
    <i>Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University</i> <i>Department of Biochemistry and Applied Biosciences, United Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences</i>

Bibliographic Information

Other Title
  • エレクトロスプレーイオン化質量分析(ESI-MS/MS)による芋焼酎粕に含まれるグルコシルセラミドの構造決定
  • エレクトロスプレー イオンカ シツリョウ ブンセキ(ESI-MS/MS)ニ ヨル イモジョウチュウ カス ニ フクマレル グルコシルセラミド ノ コウゾウ ケッテイ

Search this article

Abstract

We have identified and determined the molecular structures of major glucosylceramides contained in the distillate of shochu, a traditional Japanese liquor produced from sweet potato. By electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) analysis, ion signals having m/z 736.0, 776.7, 778.6, and 763.9 were detected. In a product ion scanning to the precursor ion of m/z 736.0, an ion signal having m/z 574.5 corresponding to ceramide block, an ion signal having m/z 482.3 corresponding to glycosylsphingoid base block, an ion signal having m/z 320.2 corresponding to fatty acid and sphingoid base blocks, and an ion signal having m/z 203.0 corresponding to hexose were observed. Similarly, the precursor ions of m/z 776.7, 778.6, and 763.9 gave rise to the product ions of m/z 614.6, 496.4, 346.3 (to m/z 776.7), 496.3, 614.5, 346.3 (to m/z 778.6), and 482.3, 602.5, 348.3 (to m/z 763.9), respectively. These results were assigned to predicted fragment ions of monohexosylceramides (glucosylceramides), and ceramide moieties of the monohexosylceramides were interpreted as sphingadienine plus hydroxyhexadecanoic acid (d18:2-16h:0), methylsphingadienine plus hydroxyoctadecenoic acid (d18:2m-18h:1), methylsphingadienine plus hydroxyoctadecanoic acid (d18:2m-18h:0), and sphingadienine plus hydroxyoctadecanoic acid (d18:2-18h:0). This is the first report to identify and determine the structure of glucosylceramides contained in the distillate of shochu produced from sweet potato. These results indicate that shochu distillation remnants produced from sweet potato contain constituents of gluosylceramides similar to those from cereals such as barley and rice.

Journal

References(23)*help

See more

Related Projects

See more

Details 詳細情報について

Report a problem

Back to top