Journal of Natural Products,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 6, 2024
Biochemometrics
has
emerged
as
promising
strategy
for
the
targeted
identification
of
bioactive
constituents
from
natural
sources.
It
is
based
on
correlation
bioactivity
data
with
chemical
to
reveal
contributing
activity.
Providing
complementary
and
structural
information,
MS-
NMR-based
biochemometric
approaches
have
both
been
separately
applied
in
past.
The
herein
presented
study
dedicated
evaluation
a
combined
workflow
unambiguous
bioactives.
As
an
example,
flower
extract
Buddleja
officinalis
Maxim.
was
selected
unravel
context
dry
eye
disease
pathology.
While
biochemometrics
relies
heterocovariance
analysis
(HetCA)
1H
NMR
spectra
using
previously
established
ELINA
approach,
molecular
network
generated
MS-based
approach.
Both
analyses
were
performed
parallel
ultimately
increase
their
power
identify
complex
mixture.
result,
phenylethanoid
glycosides
triterpene
saponins
discovered
main
contributors
antioxidant
cytotoxic
effects
extract.
This
article
illustrates
advantages,
opportunities,
limitations
MS
biochemometrics.
Plants,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(3), С. 360 - 360
Опубликована: Янв. 24, 2025
The
genus
Mentha
(Lamiaceae),
comprising
aromatic
perennial
plants
widely
distributed
in
temperate
regions,
holds
significant
medicinal
and
commercial
value.
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
chemical
profile
bioactivities
of
hydroalcoholic
extracts
from
longifolia
(L.)
L.,
pulegium
spicata
L.
harvested
Campania
region,
Southern
Italy.
Chemical
analysis
using
LC-HRESIMS/MS
identified
a
total
21
compounds.
extracts,
particularly
M.
pulegium,
exhibited
notable
antioxidant
activity,
evaluated
through
DPPH
FRAP
assays,
probably
related
their
composition.
Both
demonstrated
higher
phenolic
content,
with
also
containing
highest
levels
flavonoids.
In
addition,
extract’s
ability
inhibit
biofilm
formation
was
against
several
pathogenic
strains,
including
Gram-positive
bacteria
(Listeria
monocytogenes
Staphylococcus
aureus)
Gram-negative
(Acinetobacter
baumannii,
Pseudomonas
aeruginosa,
Escherichia
coli)
crystal
violet
MTT
assays.
All
effectively
inhibited
A.
baumannii
P.
showing
moderate
activity
metabolism
monocytogenes.
pronounced
antibacterial
biofilm-inhibitory
properties
highlight
its
potential
for
pharmaceutical
applications.
Journal of Cheminformatics,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 31, 2025
MLinvitroTox
is
an
automated
Python
pipeline
developed
for
high-throughput
hazard-driven
prioritization
of
toxicologically
relevant
signals
detected
in
complex
environmental
samples
through
high-resolution
tandem
mass
spectrometry
(HRMS/MS).
a
machine
learning
(ML)
framework
comprising
490
independent
XGBoost
classifiers
trained
on
molecular
fingerprints
from
chemical
structures
and
target-specific
endpoints
the
ToxCast/Tox21
invitroDBv4.1
database.
For
each
analyzed
HRMS
feature,
generates
490-bit
bioactivity
fingerprint
used
as
basis
prioritization,
focusing
time-consuming
identification
efforts
features
most
likely
to
cause
adverse
effects.
The
practical
advantages
are
demonstrated
groundwater
data.
Among
874
which
were
derived
spectra,
including
630
nontargets,
185
spectral
matches,
59
targets,
around
4%
feature/endpoint
relationship
pairs
predicted
be
active.
Cross-checking
predictions
targets
matches
with
invitroDB
data
confirmed
120
active
6791
nonactive
while
mislabeling
88
56
non-active
relationships.
By
filtering
according
probability,
endpoint
scores,
similarity
training
data,
number
potentially
toxic
was
reduced
by
at
least
one
order
magnitude.
This
refinement
makes
analytical
confirmation
feasible,
offering
significant
benefits
cost-efficient
risk
assessment.Scientific
Contribution:In
contrast
classical
ML-based
approaches
toxicity
prediction,
predicts
(i.e.,
distinct
m/z
signals)
based
MS2
fragmentation
spectra
rather
than
identified
features.
While
original
proof
concept
study
accompanied
release
v1
KNIME
workflow,
this
study,
we
v2
package,
which,
addition
automation,
expands
functionality
include
predicting
structures,
cleaning
up
generating
fingerprints,
customizing
models,
retraining
custom
Furthermore,
result
improvements
processing,
realized
concurrently
released
pytcpl
package
processing
input
MLinvitroTox,
current
introduces
enhancements
model
accuracy,
coverage
biological
mechanistic
overall
interpretability.
Plant-beneficial
fungi
play
an
important
role
in
enhancing
plant
health
and
resistance
against
biotic
abiotic
stresses.
Although
extensive
research
has
focused
on
their
eliciting
defences
pathogens,
contribution
to
induced
herbivorous
insects
the
underlying
mechanisms
remain
poorly
understood.
In
this
study,
we
used
insect
bioassays
untargeted
metabolomics
investigate
impact
of
root
inoculation
sweet
pepper
with
plant-beneficial
fungus
Trichoderma
harzianum
T22
direct
defence
responses
herbivore
Nezara
viridula.
We
observed
reduced
relative
growth
rate
N.
viridula
leaves
fungus-inoculated
plants,
no
change
mortality.
Untargeted
metabolomic
analyses
revealed
that
T.
did
not
affect
leaf
metabolome
absence
herbivory
five
weeks
after
inoculation.
However,
compared
non-inoculated
inoculated
plants
exhibited
significant
metabolic
alterations
herbivore-damaged
following
feeding,
while
changes
profile
distant
were
less
pronounced.
Notably,
metabolites
involved
shikimate-phenylpropanoid
pathway,
known
be
responses,
displayed
higher
accumulation
damaged
plants.
Our
results
indicate
affects
viridula,
leading
performance.
Metabolite-level
effects
primarily
leaves,
suggesting
priming
effect
mainly
localized
metabolite
at
site
attack.
Future
should
focus
identifying
detected
compounds
determining
impairing
Natural Product Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
This
review
highlights
advances
in
characterizing
exometabolites
(EMs)
from
benthic
organisms,
starting
with
situ
sampling
methods,
then
discussing
how
marine
MS-based
(exo)metabolomics
benefits
various
fields
while
addressing
ongoing
challenges.
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 10, 2024
ABSTRACT
The
utilization
of
metabolomics
approaches
to
explore
the
metabolic
mechanisms
underlying
plant
fitness
and
adaptation
dynamic
environments
is
growing,
highlighting
need
for
an
efficient
user‐friendly
toolkit
tailored
analyzing
extensive
datasets
generated
by
studies.
Current
protocols
metabolome
data
analysis
often
struggle
with
handling
large‐scale
or
require
programming
skills.
To
address
this,
we
present
MetMiner
(
https://github.com/ShawnWx2019/MetMiner
),
a
user‐friendly,
full‐functionality
pipeline
specifically
designed
analysis.
Built
on
R
shiny,
can
be
deployed
servers
utilize
additional
computational
resources
processing
datasets.
ensures
transparency,
traceability,
reproducibility
throughout
analytical
process.
Its
intuitive
interface
provides
robust
interaction
graphical
capabilities,
enabling
users
without
prior
skills
engage
deeply
in
Additionally,
constructed
integrated
plant‐specific
mass
spectrometry
database
into
optimize
metabolite
annotation.
We
have
also
developed
MDAtoolkits,
which
include
complete
set
tools
statistical
analysis,
classification,
enrichment
facilitate
mining
biological
meaning
from
Moreover,
propose
iterative
weighted
gene
co‐expression
network
strategy
biomarker
screening
mining.
In
two
case
studies,
validated
MetMiner's
efficiency
robustness
Together,
represents
promising
solution
providing
valuable
tool
scientific
community
use
ease.
Analytical Chemistry,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 7, 2025
The
data
processing
workflows
for
comprehensive
two-dimensional
liquid
chromatography
(LC
×
LC)
hyphenated
to
high-resolution
mass
spectrometry
(HRMS)
operated
in
data-independent
acquisition
(DIA)
are
limited
compared
their
one-dimensional
counterparts.
A
two-step
workflow
is
proposed
extract
pure
spectra
from
LC
LC-HRMS.
First,
a
filtering
(MF)
algorithm
groups
ions
belonging
the
same
compound
based
on
elution
profile
similarity
first
(1D)
and
second
dimension
(2D).
Second,
filtered
deconvoluted
using
multivariate
curve
resolution
(MCR)
address
potential
coelution.
presented
termed
MF
+
MCR
was
tested
pulsed
elution-LC
LC-HRMS
wastewater
effluent
extract.
benchmarked
following
three
strategies
extraction:
peak
apex
(PAM),
approach
alone,
or
without
prior
MF.
identified
25
suspect
compounds,
23,
16,
10
by
MF,
MCR,
PAM,
respectively.
nine
suspects
that
could
not
be
all
had
low
total
signal
contributions,
i.e.,
intensities
TIC.
This
showed
adequate
preprocessing
essential
trace
level
analysis.
Additionally,
it
shown
extracted
statistically
significantly
purer
PAM
(p-value:
0.003)
0.04)
spiked
blank
sample.
results
highlight
utilizing
profiles
both
chromatographic
dimensions,
clean
of
analytes
at
levels
measured
DIA
can
extracted,
allowing
more
reliable
identification
were
used
benchmarking.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2025
ABSTRACT
Bitterness
is
challenging
to
analyze
due
the
diversity
of
bitter
compounds,
variability
in
sensory
perception,
and
its
interplay
with
other
tastes.
To
address
this,
we
developed
an
untargeted
approach
deconvolute
taste
molecular
composition
complex
plant
extracts.
We
applied
our
methodology
ethanolic
extract
Swertia
chirayita
(Roxb.)
H.Karst.,
a
known
for
unique
bitterness.
Chemical
characterization
was
performed
through
nuclear
magnetic
resonance
spectroscopy
experiments
together
liquid
chromatography-high
resolution
tandem
mass
spectrometry
analysis
coupled
charged
aerosol
detector.
After
clustering
fractions
based
on
chemical
similarity,
free
classical
descriptive
each
cluster.
Our
results
confirmed
attribution
bitterness
iridoids
highlighted
role
important
compounds
overall
taste.
This
method
offers
systematic
analyzing
enhancing
profiles
plant-based
beverages.
Highlights
An
depth
extracts’
has
been
developed.
The
H.Karst.
well-known
major
minor
using
methods.
Chemically
informed
tasting
allowed
highlight
less
pronounced
tastes
within
extract,
contributing
complexity.
led
interesting
insights
into
sub-threshold
impact
modulating
properties.
Graphical
Abstract
Phytochemical Analysis,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 14, 2025
ABSTRACT
Introduction
Aqueous
stem
bark
extracts
of
Aspidosperma
rigidum
Rusby,
Couroupita
guianensis
Aubl.,
Monteverdia
laevis
(Reissek)
Biral,
and
Protium
sagotianum
Marchand
have
been
reported
as
traditional
remedies
in
several
countries
the
Amazonian
region.
Despite
previous
research,
further
investigation
to
characterize
secondary
metabolites
biological
activity
is
needed
derive
potential
applications.
Material
Methods
Metabolic
profiling
was
carried
out
using
liquid
gas
chromatography
coupled
with
mass
spectrometry
(UHPLC–MS/MS
GC–MS).
The
chemical
composition
studied
plants
compared
by
principal
component
analysis
(PCA).
Additionally,
profiles
were
correlated
antimicrobial
toxicity
activities,
which
suggested
for
future
research.
Results
We
identified
16
32
compounds
UHPLC–MS/MS
GC–MS
analysis,
respectively.
Antimicrobial
detected
three
extracts.
C.
showed
inhibition
all
tested
microorganisms,
including
antibiotic‐resistant
strains.
Molecular
networking
approaches,
silico
tools,
Pearson's
correlation
that
antifungal
could
be
a
terpene
glycoside
(
r
=
0.918)
and/or
phenolic
0.882)
metabolite
class.
Conclusion
This
study
highlights
use
established
procedure
exploring
metabolomes
these
species,
novel
source
drug
discovery.
Coupling
observed
data
has
also
accelerated
tracing
their
bioactive
compounds.
These
findings
update
state
art
regarding
plant
extracts,
defining
new
applications
pharmaceutical