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Overview

Quinone compounds mostly have phenolic or hydroxyl groups, and are mainly divided into four types of benzoquinone, naphthoquinone, anthraquinone and phenanthrenequinone compounds and their derivatives. They play an important role in the fields of medicine, pesticides, and dyes. Quinones play an important role in the enzymatic browning of fruits and vegetables, and may form covalent adducts with amino acids, peptides and proteins. These reactions may change the physicochemical and immunological properties of food proteins. Therefore, quinones are widely used as antioxidants, preservatives, coloring agents and flavoring agents in foods. UPLC-MS/MS has the characteristics of fast analysis speed, high selectivity, high sensitivity, high accuracy, high stability and high throughput. It is the main identification and quantitative analysis method of quinones and their metabolites, which increases researchers’ understanding of the functional analysis and mechanism of action of the active molecules of quinone compounds.

Simplified scheme of redox reactions of quinones. Nu = nucleophile. Figure 1. Simplified scheme of redox reactions of quinones. Nu = nucleophile. (Schieber 2018).

Quinones Detection Projects at Creative Proteomics

Creative Proteomics presents an array of quinones analysis services that transcend the conventional boundaries of inquiry. Our mission is to unravel the mysteries surrounding quinones and their metabolites, shedding light on their roles within the intricate web of cellular dynamics. Our suite of services encompasses a comprehensive spectrum of quinones analysis, including:

Quinone Identification: Armed with cutting-edge mass spectrometry technologies, Creative Proteomics embarks on precise identification journeys, unraveling the enigmatic identities of quinones and their elusive metabolites lurking within complex biological samples.

Quantitative Profiling: Harnessing advanced quantification methodologies, we navigate the quantitative landscape of quinones, elucidating their levels and concentrations with an unwavering commitment to accuracy.

Metabolic Pathway Mapping: Our scientific explorations extend beyond individual compounds, encompassing the broader canvas of metabolic pathways. Creative Proteomics is dedicated to unraveling the interconnectedness of quinones with other biomolecules, painting a holistic portrait of cellular orchestration.

List of Quinones Analyzed (including but not limited to)

Types Quinone Compounds
Naphthoquinones Plumbagin, Juglone, Lapachol, Menadione, Lawsone, Alizarin
Benzoquinones Hydroquinone, Coenzyme Q1, Coenzyme Q2, Coenzyme Q3, Coenzyme Q4, Coenzyme Q5
Ubiquinones Ubiquinone-1 (UQ-1), Ubiquinone-2 (UQ-2), Ubiquinone-3 (UQ-3), Ubiquinone-4 (UQ-4), Ubiquinone-5 (UQ-5), Ubiquinone-6 (UQ-6)
Plastoquinones Plastoquinone-1, Plastoquinone-2, Plastoquinone-3, Plastoquinone-4, Plastoquinone-5, Plastoquinone-6
Other Quinones Emodin, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite, Embelin, Toluquinol

Applications of Quinones Analysis

  • Determination and analysis of quinones and their metabolites
  • Study on enzymatic browning of quinones and other active functions
  • Quality and safety assessment of quinones in food additives
  • Increase the understanding of the molecular mechanism of quinones and their derivatives
  • Dye improvement

Advantages of Our Quinones Analysis Service

Stable and reliable analysis technology and professional analysis engineer team

Accurately identify and quantify quinones and their metabolites

Simplified operation process and low price

Fast analysis speed and high sensitivity

One-stop service and high-quality analysis report

Advanced equipment and meet the needs of high-throughput testing

Service Workflow

The UPLC-MS/MS method we use has the advantages of fast analysis speed and extreme sensitivity, and does not require the use of ion pair reagents. This method can realize effective sample separation, and can realize the detection of trace samples, and the method recovery rate is over 80%.

Quinones analysis service workflow. Figure 2. Quinones analysis service workflow.

Detection method: UPLC-MS/MS

Flow rate: 1.0 ml/min

Injection volume: 1 μl.

Mobile phase: Acetonitrile and 0.2% formic acid as mobile phase

Flow rate: 0.30 ml/min

Measurement mode: multi-reaction monitoring

Monitoring mode: positive ion and negative ion electrospray ionization (ESI)

Analysis content:

  • Production of standard curve
  • Optimal conditions for chromatographic separation
  • Optimization of UPLC instrument parameters
  • Repeat stability test
  • Chromatogram raw image and data collection
  • Identification and quantitative analysis of quinones
  • Determination of the content of metabolites of quinones

Sample Requirements for Quinones Assay

Sample Types Minimum Sample Size
Plant Samples Roots, stems and leaves, floral parts, fruits/seeds, rhizomes, buds/tender leaves, tissue sections, pollen, bark, trunk/wood, resin/gum, resin acids, seedlings/young plants, rhizosphere soil, root exudates. 50 mg - 1 g
Animal Samples Urine 1-2 mL
Serum/Plasma 100-500 µL

Delivery

  • Complete experimental steps
  • Sample purification treatment
  • Chromatographic separation optimization conditions analysis
  • UPLC equipment parameter setting report
  • Chromatogram raw image and data analysis report
  • Identification and quantitative determination report of quinones and their metabolites
  • Customized analysis report

Quinones Detection Projects at Creative Proteomics

Creative Proteomics presents an array of quinones analysis services that transcend the conventional boundaries of inquiry. Our mission is to unravel the mysteries surrounding quinones and their metabolites, shedding light on their roles within the intricate web of cellular dynamics. Our suite of services encompasses a comprehensive spectrum of quinones analysis, including:

Quinone Identification: Armed with cutting-edge mass spectrometry technologies, Creative Proteomics embarks on precise identification journeys, unraveling the enigmatic identities of quinones and their elusive metabolites lurking within complex biological samples.

Quantitative Profiling: Harnessing advanced quantification methodologies, we navigate the quantitative landscape of quinones, elucidating their levels and concentrations with an unwavering commitment to accuracy.

Metabolic Pathway Mapping: Our scientific explorations extend beyond individual compounds, encompassing the broader canvas of metabolic pathways. Creative Proteomics is dedicated to unraveling the interconnectedness of quinones with other biomolecules, painting a holistic portrait of cellular orchestration.

List of Quinones Analyzed (including but not limited to)

Types Quinone Compounds
Naphthoquinones Plumbagin, Juglone, Lapachol, Menadione, Lawsone, Alizarin
Benzoquinones Hydroquinone, Coenzyme Q1, Coenzyme Q2, Coenzyme Q3, Coenzyme Q4, Coenzyme Q5
Ubiquinones Ubiquinone-1 (UQ-1), Ubiquinone-2 (UQ-2), Ubiquinone-3 (UQ-3), Ubiquinone-4 (UQ-4), Ubiquinone-5 (UQ-5), Ubiquinone-6 (UQ-6)
Plastoquinones Plastoquinone-1, Plastoquinone-2, Plastoquinone-3, Plastoquinone-4, Plastoquinone-5, Plastoquinone-6
Other Quinones Emodin, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite, Embelin, Toluquinol

UPLC-MS/MS method can quickly and highly selectively obtain quinone compound identification and quantitative determination analysis report, helping customers to increase the understanding of the mechanism of action of the active molecules of quinone compound metabolites, and speed up the study of its medicinal value pace. Creative Proteomics has experienced analysis engineers who can provide you with diversified comprehensive solutions and look forward to your cooperation.

References

  1. Schieber A. Reactions of Quinones-Mechanisms, Structures, and Prospects for Food Research. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 2018;66(50):13051-13055.
  2. Wang A K, Geng T, et al. Simultaneous determination of twelve quinones from Rubiae radix et Rhizoma before and after carbonization processing by UPLC-MS/MS and their antithrombotic effect on zebrafish. Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis 2020;191:113638.
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