Prevention of Prostate Tumor Development by Stimulation of Antitumor Immunity Using a Standardized Herbal Extract (Deep Immune®) in TRAMP Mice
Table 2
Chemical substances identified by UPLC-Qtop MS, followed by the match with the Traditional Medicine Library provided within the UNIFI informatics platform.
Peak number
Chemical name
Mass error (ppm)
Source(s)
1
257.0805
Liquiritigenin
Glycyrrhiza spp.
2
257.0809
Isoliquiritigenin
Glycyrrhiza spp.
3
285.0756
3′-Methoxydaidzein
Glycyrrhiza spp.
4
515.3002
Ganoderic acid C, D, LM2,
G. lucidum
Ganoderenic acid A, B
5
269.0807
Formononetin
Glycyrrhiza spp.
A. membranaceus
6
573.3056
Ganoderic acid H
G. lucidum
7
823.4117
Glycyrrhizin
G. lucidum
8
433.2223
Wuweizi alcohol
S. chinensis
9
401.1598
Aschantin
S. chinensis
10
401.1956
Schisandrin B
S. chinensis
11
415.1748
Cniforin B/coumarin CC3
Glycyrrhiza spp.
12
417.227
Schisandrin A (deoxyschizandrin)
S. chinensis
13
401.1955
Ergosterol
G. lucidum
14
431.3517
Ergosterol peroxide
G. lucidum
These chemicals belong to five different groups: triterpenoids (ganoderic acids, ganoderenic acids, and glycyrrhizin); flavonoids (liquiritigenin, isoliquiritigenin, 3-methoxylaidzein, and formononetin); phenolics/ligans (wuweizi alcohol, aschantin, and schisandrins); sterols (ergosterol, ergosterol peroxide); and coumarins (cniforin B).
