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Table 3 In vivo phase I MST metabolites

From: Characterization of in vivo metabolites in rat urine following an oral dose of masitinib by liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry

 

[M + H]+

PI

RT (min)

In vivo phase I metabolic reaction

MST

499

399

24.9

 

M1

485

399

27.9

N-demethylation

M2

501

401

26.6

Carbonyl group reduction

M3

501

400.2, 367.3

24.4

N-demethylation and Hydroxylation of pyridine ring

M4

501

482.9, 399.3

26.5

N-demethylation and Hydroxylation of N-methyl piperazine

M5

529

511, 429

25.1

Benzyl oxidation to carboxylic acid

M6

529

486, 400

26.9

Pyridine ring hydroxylation and N-methyl piperazine oxidation

M7

529

511,482 399, 247

29.6

Oxidation and Hydroxylation of N-methyl piperazine

MO1

515

497.2, 415, 396.8

21.7

N-oxide formation

MO2

515

497.2, 396.9

22.2

Benzylic hydroxylation

MO3

515

497.0, 400.1

23.0

Pyridine ring hydroxylation

MO4

515

497, 399, 415, 217

23.1

Pyridine ring N-oxidation

MO5

515

497, 399, 415, 217

24.0

N-oxidation

MO6

515

428, 415, 400, 381.3, 98.1,

28.0

Piperazine ring N-oxidation

M8

531

488, 402, 123

26.7

Pyridine ring hydroxylation and piperazine ring hydroxylation

M9

531

415, 381, 123

27.3

Piperazine ring hydroxylation and benzyl hydroxylation

M10

531

501, 401

29.3

Oxidative cleavage of N-methyl piperazine ring to carboxylic acid

M11

547

511

30.7

N-oxide formation of pyridine and piperazine ring and Benzylic hydroxylation [27]

MA1

431

255

10.2

Oxidative deamination

MA2

447

271

13.2

Phenyl hydroxylation and oxidative deamination

MA3

447

285, 271, 164, 111

14.5

Benzyl hydroxylation and oxidative deamination