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Table 1 Detailed information of potential biomarkers from QDLS compared to QDYD syndrome lung cancer patients

From: Integrated DIA proteomics and lipidomics analysis on non-small cell lung cancer patients with TCM syndromes

No.

m/z

t(R)

Identification

Quasi-molecular ion

Formula

VIP

FC

AUC

Trend

1

474.2971

1.6

LPC (O-14:1)

[M  +  Na]+

C22H46NO6P

1.96

7.44**

0.91

2

518.3212

3.2

LPC (16:0)

[M  +  Na]+

C24H50NO7P

2.27

0.0029**

1.00

3

564.3279

2.8

LPC (18:2)

[M  +  HCOO]

C26H50NO7P

2.02

0.09**

0.91

4

590.3218

2.7

LPC (22:6)

[M  +  Na]+

C30H50NO7P

1.41

0.56*

0.80

5

454.2926

3.8

LPE (16:0)

[M  +  H]+

C21H44NO7P

1.55

0.40*

0.88

6

526.2925

2.7

LPE (22:6)

[M  +  H]+

C27H44NO7P

1.41

0.57*

0.83

7

758.5698

11.2

PC (16:0/18:2)

[M  +  H]+

C42H80NO8P

1.49

0.52*

0.84

8

792.5924

10.7

PC (P-18:1/20:4)

[M  +  H]+

C46H82NO7P

1.46

0.58*

0.84

9

766.5394

10.9

PE (16:0/22:5)

[M  +  H]+

C43H76NO8P

1.45

0.19*

0.83

10

942.7532

17.4

TG (18:2/20:4/20:5)

[M  +  NH4]+

C61H96O6

1.51

0.10*

0.83

  1. QDLS for whom suffered Qi deficiency of lung-spleen; QDYD for whom suffered Qi deficiency and Yin deficiency; FC fold change, the ion intensity ratio of potential biomarkers from QDLS/QDYD by using the developed UHPLC-Q-TOF/MS method
  2. *p  < 0.05 and **p  < 0.01, QDLS vs. QDYD group