Mapping the Metabolism of Plant Mixtures
A multilayer networking workflow reveals mixture-dependent metabolism of kratom alkaloids A multilayer networking workflow reveals mixture-dependent metabolism of kratom alkaloids
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A multilayer networking workflow reveals mixture-dependent metabolism of kratom alkaloids A multilayer networking workflow reveals mixture-dependent metabolism of kratom alkaloids
A new analytical workflow combines high-resolution mass spectrometry and multilayer molecular networking to map plant-derived chemical mixtures.
The approach was demonstrated using kratom, a plant with numerous alkaloids, to resolve the metabolic fate of whole plant mixtures.
Researchers incubated kratom extracts with human liver S9 fractions to simulate hepatic biotransformation and analyzed samples using advanced mass spectrometry.
The multilayer molecular networking strategy detected phase I and phase II metabolites, linking precursor compounds to their metabolic products.
This method significantly accelerates natural products research, allowing for a systems-level view of plant chemistry and metabolism.
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