Sonchus oleraceus L. Promotes Gastroprotection in Rodents via Antioxidant, Anti-Inflammatory, and Antisecretory Activities

Table 1

Phytochemical analysis of hydroalcoholic extract from aerial parts of Sonchus oleraceus (HES) by ESI-IT-MS/MSn^a.

Compounds	m/z [M-H]^−	MS2	MS3⟶MS^n	Reference
Luteolin-7-O-β-D-glucoside	447	285	285, 226, 257, 217, 241, 198	[43]
Quinic acid	191	111, 173, 85, 127	—	[44]
Kaempferol	285	211, 127, 257, 151, 241	—	[44]
Luteolin	285	285, 226, 257, 217, 241, 198	—	[43]
Ellagic acid	301	257, 272, 283	—	[44]
Rhamnetin	315	300, 271, 193, 165, 121	—	[45]
Caffeoyl glucoside	377^b	341	179, 161, 143, 149, 131	[43]
Quercetin glucoside	463	301	151, 179	[44]
Kaempferol diglucoside	609	285	447, 267, 241	[43]

^aSpectra recorded in negative mode, ^b[M + Cl-H]⁻.