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Fig 1.

HPLC chromatogram of WS010117 metabolites in urine of control (A) and administrated (B) rats at 299 nm.

Peak 1: 3.60 min (M1); 2: 14.15 min (M2); 3: 21.58 min (M3); 4: 23.25 min (M4); 5: 29.48 min (M5); 6: 47.68 min (M6); 7: 48.73 min (M7); 8: 49.44 min (M8).

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Fig 2.

UV spectra of (a) WS070117; (b) M2; (c) M3; (d) M4; (e) M5; (f) M6; (g) M7; and (h) M8.

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Table 1.

The retention time, predicted elemental compositions, observed mass and calculated mass, characteristic fragment ions, and description of metabolites of WS070117 in rat urine.

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Table 2.

Structure assignments of WS070117 and its metabolites with 1H, 13C and HMBC NMR data from off-line measurements.

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Fig 3.

The stack of 1H NMR spectra of WS010117 and its seven metabolites (in DMSO-d6).

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Fig 4.

The stack of 13C NMR spectra of WS010117 and its four metabolites (in DMSO-d6).

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Fig 5.

1H NMR derived HSQC (A) and HMBC (B) spectra of N8-hydroxy-N6-(3-O-sulfophenyl) adenine (structure see formula insert).

A secondary metabolite in rat urine following WS070117 oral administration. The NMR spectra were obtained in deuterated DMSO on a 500 MHz NMR spectrometer, equipped with a 1.7 PA TXI microprobe. (A) HSQC (acquisition time: 2 h): red cross-peaks are stemming from CH, CH2 and CH3 protons. (B) HMBC (acquisition time: 6 h): the correlation information derived from the marked cross-peaks is summarized in the formula insert.

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Fig 6.

Structures of WS070117 metabolites in rat urine and the proposed metabolic pathways.

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