Research Article

New Evidence for Artemisia absinthium L. Application in Gastrointestinal Ailments: Ethnopharmacology, Antimicrobial Capacity, Cytotoxicity, and Phenolic Profile

Table 3

Compounds identified in Artemisia absinthium.

No.tR, minCompound nameMolecular formula, [M–H]Calculated mass, [M–H]Exact mass, [M–H]Δ ppmMS2 fragments, (% Base peak)MS3 fragments, (% base peak)MS4 fragments, (% base peak)References

13.75Dihydroxybenzoic acid hexosideC13H15O9315.07216315.071532.00153 (100), 152 (50), 109 (15), 108 (10)109 (100)Melguizo-melguizo et al., [32]

24.38Syringic acid hexosideC15H19O10359.09837359.097781.64197 (100), 182 (10)182 (100), 153 (20)Klick and Herrmann, [28]

35.235-O-Caffeoylquinic acid (chlorogenic acid)aC16H17O9353.08781353.087520.82191 (100), 179 (5)173 (75), 127 (100), 111 (40), 93 (60), 85 (90)109 (40), 99 (50), 85 (100)Han et al., [33]

45.77EsculinaC15H15O9339.07216339.071561.77179 (100), 161 (30), 135 (20)135 (100)Han et al., [33]

56.17Feruloylquinic acidC17H19O9367.10346367.102811.77203 (15), 193 (10), 191 (100), 173 (5)173 (25), 127 (100), 111 (40), 93 (40), 85 (80)Han et al., [33]

66.44Quercetin 3-O-(6″-rhamnosyl)glucoside (Rutin)aC27H29O16609.14611609.145451.08343 (5), 301 (100), 300 (30), 271 (10), 255 (5)273 (25), 257 (20), 179 (100), 151 (75)151 (100)Han et al., [33]

76.83Kaempferol 7-O-(6″-rhamnosyl)hexosideC27H29O15593.15119593.150151.75327 (10), 286 (20), 285 (100), 257 (5)267 (40), 257 (100), 241 (30), 229 (40), 213 (30)255 (10), 239 (30), 229 (100), 163 (40)Hoffmann and Harrmann, [27]

86.92Isorhamnetin 3-O-(6″-rhamnosyl)glucoside (Narcissin)aC28H31O16623.16176623.160771.59316 (15), 315 (100), 300 (30), 271 (20), 255 (10)301 (5), 300 (100), 287(5), 272(5), 255(5)272 (100), 271(90), 255 (50), 243 (10), 166 (5)Hoffmann and Harrmann, [27]

97.00Apigenin 8-C-[6“-(3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl)]hexosideC27H27O14575.14063575.140320.54557 (10), 513 (15), 431 (100), 341 (80), 311 (70)341 (10), 311 (100)283 (100)

107.00Spinacetin 3-O-(6″-rhamnosyl)hexosideC29H33O17653.17232653.172060.40346 (20), 345 (100), 330 (40), 302 (15), 287 (20)330 (100), 305 (5)315 (10), 302 (100), 287 (30), 273 (5), 166 (5)Hoffmann and Harrmann, [27]

117.11Dicaffeoylquinic acid isomer 1C25H23O12515.11950515.11975-0.49353 (100)191 (100), 179 (40), 173 (5), 135 (10)173 (95), 171 (50), 127 (90), 111 (30), 85 (100)Han et al., [33]

127.20Isorhamnetin 3-O-glucosideaC22H21O12477.10385477.103390.96357 (15), 315 (100), 314 (90), 299 (20), 285 (15)300(100), 286(5), 272(10)283 (5), 272 (100), 271 (60), 255 (40), 243 (10)Hoffmann and Harrmann, [27]

137.25Dicaffeoylquinic acid isomer 2C25H23O12515.11950515.119320.35353 (100), 335 (5), 299 (10), 255 (5), 203 (10)191 (100), 179 (65), 173 (60), 135 (20)173 (80), 171 (20), 127 (80), 111 (20), 85 (100)Han et al., [33]

147.28Spinacetin 3-O-hexosideC23H23O13507.11441507.113950.91492 (60), 345 (100), 344 (80), 330 (20), 329 (60)330 (100), 302 (5), 286 (10)Hoffmann and Harrmann, [27]

157.43Chrysoeriol 7-O-hexosideC22H21O11461.10894461.10904−0.22446 (10), 300 (10), 299 (100), 284 (10)284 (100)256 (100)Benyahia et al., [31]

167.50Rosmarinic acidaC18H15O8359.07724359.076721.45223 (10), 197 (30), 179 (40), 161 (100), 133 (10)133 (100)105 (100)Sahin et al., [30]

179.52ApigeninaC15H9O5269.04554269.045290.93269 (60), 225 (100), 201 (30), 151 (70), 149 (50)210 (10), 197 (50), 196 (20), 183 (40), 181 (100)Olennikov et al., [34]

189.73ChrysoeriolaC16H11O6299.05611299.055761.17285 (10), 284 (100)284 (20), 256 (100)256 (40), 228 (100), 160 (40)Olennikov et al., [34]

1911.43EupatorinC18H15O7343.08233343.081602.13329 (10), 328 (100)314 (10), 313 (100), 285 (5)298 (100), 285 (10), 270 (15)Rashid et al., [61]

2011.67CasticinC19H17O8373.09289373.092501.05359 (10), 358 (100)343 (100)328 (100), 315 (15), 300 (30), 299 (20), 284 (10)Han et al., [33]

2111.75KaempferideaC16H11O6299.05611299.055731.27285 (10), 284 (100)255 (20), 240 (15), 228 (20), 164 (25), 151 (100)106 (100), 83 (10), 65 (5)Lai et al., [29]

aConfirmed using available standards, all the other compounds were identified based on HRMS data. Bold numbers are peaks which were further fragmented in MS3 and MS4 experiment.