DIFFERENTIATION OF STEREOCHEMISTRY OF GLYCOSIDIC BOND CONFIGURATION -TANDEM MASS-SPECTROMETRY OF DIASTEREOMERIC COBALT-GLUCOSYL-GLUCOSE DISACCHARIDE COMPLEXES
G. Smith et Ja. Leary, DIFFERENTIATION OF STEREOCHEMISTRY OF GLYCOSIDIC BOND CONFIGURATION -TANDEM MASS-SPECTROMETRY OF DIASTEREOMERIC COBALT-GLUCOSYL-GLUCOSE DISACCHARIDE COMPLEXES, Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry, 7(9), 1996, pp. 953-957
Configurations of glycosidic linkages (alpha or beta) in a series of 1
,3-, 1,4-, and 1,6-glucosyl-glucose disaccharides were differentiated
by tandem mass spectrometry. Diastereomeric octahedral complexes, [Co3(acac)(2)/disaccharide](+), were generated in situ via fast-atom bomb
ardment ionization. Mass-analyzed, ion kinetic energy spectra of the m
etastable complexes obtained in the absence of collision gas indicated
that the major product ion results from the loss of an acetylacetonat
e Ligand, which thus generates the ion [Co+2(acac)/disaccharide](+). K
inetic energy release measurements for this dissociation display a con
sistently greater value for complexes that possess an alpha-linked dis
accharide relative to those that possess beta-Linked disaccharides, re
gardless of linkage position.