Correlation between cerebral neurotransmitters levels by proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy and HbA1c in patients with type 2 diabetes

BACKGROUND Cognitive dysfunction is the main manifestation of central neuropathy.Although cognitive impairments tend to be overlooked in patients with diabetes mellitus(DM),there is a growing body of evidence linking DM to cognitive dysfunction.Hyperglycemia is closely related to neurological abnormalities,while often disregarded in clinical practice.Changes in cerebral neurotransmitter levels are associated with a variety of neurological abnormalities and may be closely related to blood glucose control in patients with type 2 DM(T2DM).AIM To evaluate the concentrations of cerebral neurotransmitters in T2DM patients exhibiting different hemoglobin A1c(HbA1c)levels.METHODS A total of 130 T2DM patients were enrolled at the Department of Endocrinology of Shanghai East Hospital.The participants were divided into four groups according to their HbA1c levels using the interquartile method,namely Q1(<7.875%),Q2(7.875%-9.050%),Q3(9.050%-11.200%)and Q4(≥11.200%).Clinical data were collected and measured,including age,height,weight,neck/waist/hip circumferences,blood pressure,comorbidities,duration of DM,and biochemical indicators.Meanwhile,neurotransmitters in the left hippocampus and left brainstem area were detected by proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy.RESULTS The HbA1c level was significantly associated with urinary microalbumin(mALB),triglyceride,low-density lipoprotein cholesterol(LDL-C),homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance(HOMA-IR),and beta cell function(HOMA-β),N-acetylaspartate/creatine(NAA/Cr),and NAA/choline(NAA/Cho).Spearman correlation analysis showed that mALB,LDL-C,HOMA-IR and NAA/Cr in the left brainstem area were positively correlated with the level of HbA1c(P<0.05),whereas HOMA-βwas negatively correlated with the HbA1c level(P<0.05).Ordered multiple logistic regression analysis showed that NAA/Cho[Odds ratio(OR):1.608,95%confidence interval(95%CI):1.004-2.578,P<0.05],LDL-C(OR:1.627,95%CI:1.119-2.370,P<0.05),and HOMA-IR(OR:1.107,95%CI:1.031-1.188,P<0.01)were independent predictors of poor glycemic control.CONCLUSION The cerebral neurotransmitter concentrations in the left brainstem area in patients with T2DM are closely related to glycemic control,which may be the basis for the changes in cognitive function in diabetic patients.

7.0T nuclear magnetic resonance evaluation of the amyloid beta(1–40) animal model of Alzheimer's disease: comparison of cytology verification

3.0T magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging brain function in Alzheimer＇s disease. However, is a commonly used method in the research ot the role of 7.0T high-field magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging in brain function of Alzheimer＇s disease remains unclear. In this study, 7.0T magnetic resonance spectroscopy showed that in the hippocampus of Alzheimer＇s disease rats, the N-acetylaspartate wave crest was reduced, and the creatine and choline wave crest was elevated. This finding was further supported by hematoxylin-eosin staining, which showed a loss of hippocampal neurons and more glial cells. Moreover, electron microscopy showed neuronal shrinkage and mitochondrial rupture, and scanning electron microscopy revealed small size hippocampal synaptic vesicles, incomplete synaptic structure, and reduced number. Overall, the results revealed that 7.0T high-field nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy detected the lesions and functional changes in hippocampal neurons of Alzheimer＇s disease rats in vivo, allowing the possibility for assessing the success rate and grading of the amyloid beta （1-40） animal model of Alzheimer＇s disease.

3.0T 1H magnetic resonance spectroscopy for assessment ofsteatosis in patients with chronic hepatitis C

AIM To investigate the utility of 1H magneticresonance spectroscopy （1H MRS） as a noninvasivetest for steatosis in patients infected with hepatitis Cvirus.METHODS： Ninety patients with chronic hepatitisC and pathology data underwent 3.0T 1H MRS, andthe results of MRS and pathological analysis werecompared.RESULTS： This group of patients included 26 peoplewith mild fatty liver （28.89%）, 16 people withmoderate fatty liver （17.78%）, 18 people with severefatty liver （20.0%）, and 30 people without fatty liver（33.33%）. The water peak was near 4.7 parts permillion （ppm）, and the lipid peak was near 1.3 ppm.Analysis of variance revealed that differences in thelipid peak, the area under the lipid peak, ratio of thelipid peak to the water peak, and ratio of the areaunder the lipid peak to the area under the waterpeak were statistically significant among the groups.Specifically, as the severity of fatty liver increased, thevalue of each index increased correspondingly. In thepairwise comparisons, the mean lipid peak, area underthe lipid peak, ratio of the lipid peak to the waterpeak, and ratio of the area under the lipid peak to thearea under the water peak were significantly differentbetween the no fatty liver and moderate fatty liver groups, whereas no differences were noted betweenthe severe fatty liver group and the mild or moderatefatty liver group. Area under the ROC curve （AUC） ofarea ratio in lipid and water and ratio in lipid and waterin the no fatty liver group to mild fatty liver group, mildfatty liver group to moderate fatty liver group, andmoderate fatty liver disease group to severe fatty livergroup, were 0.705, 0.900, and 0.975, respectively.CONCLUSION： 1H MRS is a noninvasive techniquethat can be used to provide information on the effectof liver steatosis on hepatic metabolic processes. Thisstudy indicates that the 1H MRS can be used as anindicator of steatosis in patients with chronic hepatitis C.

Urinary nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy of a Bangladeshi cohort with hepatitis-B hepatocellular carcinoma: A biomarker corroboration study

AIM: To establish if a distinct urinary metabolic profile could be identified in Bangladeshi hepatitis-B hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) patients compared to cirrhosis patients and controls.METHODS: Urine samples from 42 Bangladeshi patients with HCC (39 patients with hepatitis-B HCC), 47 with cirrhosis on a background of hepatitis B, 46 with chronic hepatitis B, and seven ethnically-matched healthy controls were analyzed using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy. A full dietary and medication history was recorded for each subject. The urinary NMR data were analyzed using principal component analysis (PCA) and orthogonal partial least squared discriminant analysis (OPLS-DA) techniques. Differences in relative signal levels of the most discriminatory metabolites identified by PCA and OPLS-DA were compared between subject groups using an independent samples Kruskal-Wallis one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) test with all pairwise multiple comparisons. Within the patient subgroups, the Mann-Whitney U test was used to compare metabolite levels depending on hepatitis B e-antigen (HBeAg) status and treatment with anti-viral therapy. A Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment was applied to acquire the level of significance for multiple testing, with a declared level of statistical significance of P &#x0003c; 0.05.RESULTS: There were significant differences in age (P &#x0003c; 0.001), weight (P &#x0003c; 0.001), and body mass index (P &#x0003c; 0.001) across the four clinical subgroups. Serum alanine aminotransferase (ALT) was significantly higher in the HCC group compared to controls (P &#x0003c; 0.001); serum &#x003b1;-fetoprotein was generally markedly elevated in HCC compared to controls; and serum creatinine levels were significantly reduced in the HCC group compared to the cirrhosis group (P = 0.004). A three-factor PCA scores plot showed clustering of the urinary NMR spectra from the four subgroups. Metabolites that contributed to the discrimination between the subgroups included acetate, creatine, creatinine, dimethyamine (DMA), formate, glycine, hippurate, and trimethylamine-N-oxide (TMAO). A comparison of relative metabolite levels confirmed that carnitine was significantly increased in HCC; and creatinine, hippurate, and TMAO were significantly reduced in HCC compared to the other subgroups. HBeAg negative patients showed a significant increase in creatinine (P = 0.001) compared to HBeAg positive patients in the chronic hepatitis B subgroup, whilst HBeAg negative patients showed a significant decrease in DMA (P = 0.004) in the cirrhosis subgroup compared to HBeAg positive patients. There were no differences in metabolite levels in HCC patients who did or did not receive antiviral treatment.CONCLUSION: Urinary NMR changes in Bangladeshi HCC were identified, corroborating previous findings from Egypt and West Africa. These findings could form the basis for the development of a cost-effective HCC dipstick screening test.

Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and MS/MS Spectroscopy for the Identification of Brodimoprim Metabolites in Rat Urine

Eight metabolites of brodimoprim (BDP) in rat urine were detected by NMR and ESIMS/MS. They were demethyl-BDP glucuronide, demethyl-BDP sulfurate, demethyl-BDP glucuronide sulfurate, alpha -hydroxyl-BDP, alpha -hydroxyl-BDP glucuronide, BDP sulfurate, N-oxide-BDP sulfurate, and alpha -hydroxyl-N-oxide-BDP sulfurate. All the sulfurates are reported for the first time.

Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is highly sensitive for lipid-soluble metabolites

Although the water-soluble metabolite profile of human mesenchymal stem cells is known, the lipid profile still needs further investigation. In this study, methanol-chloroform was used to extract lipid-soluble metabolites and perchloric acid was used to extract water-soluble metabolites. Fur- thermore, a dual phase extraction method using methanol-chloroform and water was used to obtain both water and lipid fractions simultaneously. All metabolite extractions were analyzed on a 9.4T high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. Metabolite resonance peaks were as- signed in the acquired spectra according to the chemical shift, and the extraction efficiency of dif- ferent methods was compared. Results showed that in the spectra of water-soluble extracts, major metabolites comprised low molecular weight metabolites, including lactate, acetic acid, fatty acids, threonine, glutamic acid, creatine, choline and its derivatives, while in the spectra of lipid-soluble extracts, most metabolites were assigned to fatty acids. Among the different extraction procedures, perchloric acid was more efficient in extracting water-soluble metabolites and methanol-chloroform was efficient in extracting organic components compared with the dual phase extraction method. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy showed that as low as 0.7 mg organic yield was enough to obtain clear resonance peaks, while about 6.0 mg water-soluble yield was needed to obtain rela- tively favorable spectral lines. These results show that the efficiency of extracting water and lipid fractions is higher using perchloric acid and methanol-chloroform compared with dual phase ex- traction and that nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is highly sensitive for analyzing lipid-soluble extracts.

Investigation of formation of dimeric G-quadruplex of HIV-1 integrase inhibitor by nuclear magnetic resonance

In this research, an unusually dimeric G-quadruplex of d（GGGTGGGTGGGTGGGT） （SI）, the potent nanomolar HIV-1 integrase inhibitor, was detected by nuclear magnetic resonance （NMR）. This result has been confirmed by electrospray ionization mass spectrometry （ESI-MS） and circular dichroism （CD）.

Crystallochemical Characterizations, Raman Spectroscopy and Studies Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) of Cu₂Zn(Sn, Si)S₄Compounds for Photovoltaic Applications

In this study, Si-doped Cu2ZnSnS4 compounds (Cu2ZnSn1-xSixS4, 0 ≤ x ≤ 1) were prepared by solid state reaction method for use of materials for photovoltaic cells. The structural and spectroscopic properties of the as-prepared compounds were studied by X-ray diffraction (XRD), 119Sn, 29Si and 65Cu Magic Angle Spinning nuclear magnetic resonance (MAS NMR) and Raman spectroscopy. The Si-substitution in the Sn-site induces three different types of XRD patterns which depend largely on the Si content in the compound. For 0 ≤ x ≤ 0.5, XRD analysis reveals the presence of a pure tetragonal phase of solid solution with I-42m as a space group. Mixed tetragonal and orthorhombic phases were observed for 0.5 < x < 0.8, followed by a pure orthorhombic structure with a space group Pmn21 at high content of Si (x ≥ 0.8). 119Sn MAS NMR spectra show the presence of Sn/Si disorder as a function of the Si content. The 65Cu MAS NMR spectra of the quadratic solid solution confirm the presence of the two copper sites (Cu-2a and Cu-2c) at 780 ppm while in the case of the orthorhombic solid solution samples, a very broad band is observed. The optical properties were investigated of all compounds by UV-Vis diffuse reflectance and the obtained optical band gap values (1.31 to 2.43 eV) confirm a semiconductor character.

Proton nuclear magnetic resonance-based metabonomic models for non-invasive diagnosis of liver fibrosis in chronic hepatitis C:Optimizing the classification of intermediate fibrosis

AIM To develop metabonomic models(MMs), using 1 H nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR) spectra of serum, to predict significant liver fibrosis(SF: Metavir ≥ F2), advanced liver fibrosis(AF: METAVIR ≥ F3) and cirrhosis(C: METAVIR = F4 or clinical cirrhosis) in chronic hepatitis C(CHC) patients. Additionally, to compare the accuracy of the MMs with the aspartate aminotransferase to platelet ratio index(APRI) and fibrosis index based on four factors(FIB-4). METHODS Sixty-nine patients who had undergone biopsy in the previous 12 mo or had clinical cirrhosis were included. The presence of any other liver disease was a criterion for exclusion. The MMs, constructed using partial least squares discriminant analysis and linear discriminant analysis formalisms, were tested by cross-validation, considering SF, AF and C. RESULTS Results showed that forty-two patients(61%) presented SF, 28(40%) AF and 18(26%) C. The MMs showed sensitivity and specificity of 97.6% and 92.6% to predict SF; 96.4% and 95.1% to predict AF; and 100% and 98.0% to predict C. Besides that, the MMs correctly classified all 27(39.7%) and 25(38.8%) patients with intermediate values of APRI and FIB-4, respectively. CONCLUSION The metabonomic strategy performed excellently in predicting significant and advanced liver fibrosis in CHC patients, including those in the gray zone of APRI and FIB-4, which may contribute to reducing the need for these patients to undergo liver biopsy.

Applications of multi-nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy at 7T

AIM: To discuss the advantages of ultra-high field (7T) for 1H and 13C magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) studies of metabolism.METHODS: Measurements of brain metabolites were made at both 3 and 7T using 1H MRS. Measurements of glycogen and lipids in muscle were measured using 13C and 1H MRS respectively.RESULTS: In the brain, increased signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and dispersion allows spectral separation of the amino-acids glutamate, glutamine and γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA), without the need for sophisticated editing sequences. Improved quantification of these metabolites is demonstrated at 7T relative to 3T. SNR was 36% higher, and measurement repeatability (% coefficients of variation) was 4%, 10% and 10% at 7T, vs 8%, 29% and 21% at 3T for glutamate, glutamine and GABA respectively. Measurements at 7T were used to compare metabolite levels in the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) and insula. Creatine and glutamate levels were found to be significantly higher in the insula compared to the ACC (P < 0.05). In muscle, the increased SNR and spectral resolution at 7T enables interleaved studies of glycogen (13C) and intra-myocellular lipid (IMCL) and extra-myocellular lipid (EMCL) (1H) following exercise and re-feeding. Glycogen levels were significantly decreased following exercise (-28% at 50% VO2 max; -58% at 75% VO2 max). Interestingly, levels of glycogen in the hamstrings followed those in the quadriceps, despite reduce exercise loading. No changes in IMCL and EMCL were found in the study.CONCLUSION: The demonstrated improvements in brain and muscle MRS measurements at 7T will increase the potential for use in investigating human metabolism and changes due to pathologies.

Three dimensional structure prediction and proton nuclear magnetic resonance analysis of toxic pesticides in human blood plasma

The purpose of this study was to investigate the nuclear magnetic resonance （NMR） assignments of hydrolyzed products extracted from human blood plasma. The correlations between chemical, functional and structural prop- erties of highly toxic pesticides were investigated using the PreADME analysis. We observed that toxic pesticides possessed higher molecular weight and, more hydrogen bond donors and acceptors when compared with less toxic pesticides. The occurrence of functional groups and structural properties was analyzed using ~H-NMR. The ~H- NMR spectra of the phosphomethoxy class of pesticides were characterized by methyl resonances at 3.7-3.9 ppm （8） with the coupling constants of 11-16 Hz （Je-cns）. In phosphoethoxy pesticides, the methyl resonance was about 1.4 ppm （8） with the coupling constant of 10 Hz （Je-cH2） and the methylene resonances was 4.2-4.4 ppm （8） with the coupling constant of 0.8 Hz （Jp-cH3）, respectively. Our study shows that the values of four parameters such as chemical shift, coupling constant, integration and relaxation time correlated with the concentration of toxic pesticides, and can be used to characterise the proton groups in the molecular structures of toxic pesticides.

Substituent, Temperature and Solvent Effects on the Keto-Enol EQUILIBRIUM in <i>&beta;</i>-Ketoamides: A Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study

Substituent, temperature and solvent effects on tautomeric equilibria in several β-ketoamides have been investigated by means of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR). Keto-enol equilibrium predominates over the amide-imidol one. The relative stability of the individual tautomers and the corresponding equilibrium shifts are explained considering electronic and steric effects and tautomer stabilization via internal hydrogen bonds. In solution, these compounds exist mainly as ketoamide and Z-enolamide tautomers, both presenting intramolecular hydrogen bonds.

Conformational Analysis of γ-Butyrolactones by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

A series of trans-4, 5-disubstituted -γ-butyrolactones are found to assume two different envelope conformations by means of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

Nuclear magnetic resonance based metabolomics and liverdiseases:Recent advances and future clinical applications

Metabolomics is defined as the quantitative measurement of the dynamic multiparametric metabolic response of living systems to pathophysiological stimuli or genetic modification.It is an"omics"technique that is situated downstream of genomics,transcriptomics and proteomics.Metabolomics is recognized as a promising technique in the field of systems biology for the evaluation of global metabolic changes.During the last decade,metabolomics approaches have become widely used in the study of liver diseases for the detection of early biomarkers and altered metabolic pathways.It is a powerful technique to improve our pathophysiological knowledge of various liver diseases.It can be a useful tool to help clinicians in the diagnostic process especially to distinguish malignant and non-malignant liver disease as well as to determine the etiology or severity of the liver disease.It can also assess therapeutic response or predict drug induced liver injury.Nevertheless,the usefulness of metabolomics is often not understood by clinicians,especially the concept of metabolomics profiling or fingerprinting.In the present work,after a concise description of the different techniques and processes used in metabolomics,we will review the main research on this subject by focusing specifically on in vitro proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy based metabolomics approaches in human studies.We will first consider the clinical point of view enlighten physicians on this new approach and emphasis its future use in clinical"routine".

^(1)H-MRS在脑胶质瘤诊断中的研究进展

脑胶质瘤是中枢神经系统最常见的颅内恶性肿瘤,预后差。磁共振波谱成像作为能够无创检测活体组织内化学物质的磁共振功能成像,可以量化感兴趣区的不同代谢物,为更加准确地早期诊断脑胶质瘤提供帮助。本文就氢质子磁共振波谱成像在脑胶质瘤诊断评估中的研究进展进行综述。

用^(1)H定量核磁共振法同时确定成盐化合物的质量分数和各组分的比例

^(1)H定量核磁共振(^(1)H quantitative nuclear magnetic resonance,^(1)H qNMR)方法具有操作简便、实验快速等优点.本文通过该方法可准确测定富马酸丙酚替诺福韦在样品中的含量,并给出丙酚替诺福韦和富马酸的比例,结果与其他分析测试所得结果相符.该方法以氘代二甲基亚砜(DMSO-d^(6))为溶剂,采集待测样品的核磁共振氢谱,对比丙酚替诺福韦定量峰、富马酸定量峰与内标物响应峰面积,分别计算丙酚替诺福韦和富马酸的质量分数.富马酸丙酚替诺福韦和富马酸与内标物的质量比值在0.91~1.24范围内线性关系良好,^(1)H qNMR法测得二者质量分数分别为100.06%和10.90%,与质量平衡法测得的结果基本一致.本研究建立的核磁共振定量方法不仅可准确、快速地测定丙酚替诺福韦和富马酸这2种成分的质量分数和比例,还为多组分、成盐的化学原料药的比例确定、绝对含量测定提供参考.

利用^(1)H NMR分析小龙虾的特征性滋味组成

为深入研究小龙虾的非挥发性滋味活性物质,利用^(1)H核磁共振(nuclear magnetic resonance,NMR)对小龙虾中游离氨基酸、核苷酸、有机酸、可溶性糖和生物碱等滋味成分进行定性定量分析,并采用味道强度值(taste activity value,TAV)分析其味觉活性成分,以及通过味精当量(equivalent umami concentration,EUC)评价鲜味。结果表明,使用^(1)H NMR共检测到小龙虾中33种滋味化合物,其中精氨酸、组氨酸、谷氨酸、丙氨酸、赖氨酸、甘氨酸、5’-单磷酸腺苷二钠、5’-单磷酸肌苷二钠、琥珀酸和乳酸的TAV大于1,它们对小龙虾的滋味有重要影响。EUC值以谷氨酸钠质量计,发现小龙虾样品的EUC值为9.1 g/100 g,说明小龙虾具有非常强烈的鲜味。

缴获电子烟油样品中75种合成大麻素的^(1)H qNMR定量分析研究

通过考察75种合成大麻素(SCRAs)的关键定量参数,首次建立了可用于电子烟油样品中75种SCRAs定量分析的核磁共振氢谱定量分析方法(^(1)H qNMR)。以1,3,5-三甲氧基苯为内标,将烟油样品经氘代甲醇稀释后直接进行分析。方法的定量下限为0.03%(质量分数),日内相对标准偏差(RSD)小于0.90%,日间RSD小于1.5%,基质加标回收率为93.3%~100%。采用1H qNMR法对19份缴获烟油样品中的4种合成大麻素3,3-二甲基-2-[1-(5-氟戊基)吲唑-3-甲酰氨基]丁酸甲酯(5F-ADB)、2-[1-(5-氟戊基)-1H-吲哚-3-甲酰氨基]-3,3-二甲基丁酸甲酯(5F-MDMB-PICA)、2-[1-(4-氟丁基)-1H-吲唑-3-甲酰氨基]-3,3-二甲基丁酸甲酯(4FMDMB-BUTINACA)、N-(1-氨基-3,3-二甲基-1-氧代丁-2-基)-1-丁基-1H-吲唑-3-甲酰胺(ADB-BUTINACA)进行定量分析,得到其含量范围为0.072%~2.056%。19份烟油样品的^(1)H qNMR定量结果与高效液相色谱法定量结果无显著性差异。该研究所建立的电子烟油中SCRAs的定量分析^(1)H qNMR法无需标准物质,操作简单,定量结果准确,解决了缺乏标准物质时复杂基质中SCRAs定量分析的难题。目前国内外尚未有采用^(1)H qNMR对电子烟油中75种SCRAs定量分析的报道。该研究进一步拓宽了^(1)H qNMR技术在禁毒领域的应用范围,为复杂基质中毒品和新精神活性物质的定量分析提供了新的思路。

Fingerprinting Analysis of Rhizoma Chuanxiong of Commercial Types using ~1H Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and High Performance Liquid Chromatography Method

The ^1 H nuclear magnetic resonance （^1 H NMR） fingerprints of fractionated non-polar extracts （control substance for a plant drug （CSPD） A） from Rhizoma chuanxiong, the rhizomes of Ligusticum chuanxiong Hort., of seven specimens from different sources were measured on Fourier Transform （FT）-NMR spectrometer and assigned by comparing them with the ^1 H NMR spectra of the isolated pure compounds. The ^1 H NMR fingerprints showed exclusively characteristic resonance signals of the major special constituents of the plant. Although the differences in the relative intensity of the ^1H NMR signals due to a discrepancy in the ratio of the major constituents among these samples could be confirmed by high performance liquid chromatography analysis, the general features of the ^1H NMR fingerprint established for an authentic sample of the rhizomes of L. chuanxiong e. hibited exclusive data from those special compounds and can be used for authenticating L. Chuanxiong species.

低场^(1)H qNMR定量分析缴获毒品中氯胺酮及4种掺杂物

建立了可同时定量分析缴获毒品中氯胺酮、二甲基砜、磺胺、烟酰胺和非那西丁的低场氢谱核磁共振定量方法(LF-^(1)H qNMR),并将其定量能力与高场氢谱核磁共振定量方法(HF-^(1)H qNMR)进行了比较。对于LF-^(1)H qNMR,氯胺酮和4种掺杂物的日内相对标准偏差(RSD)、日间RSD和定量下限分别为0.50%~2.9%、2.0%~7.4%和0.3~5 mg/mL;对于HF-^(1)H qNMR,氯胺酮和4种掺杂物的日内RSD、日间RSD和定量下限分别为0.40%~1.1%、1.5%~3.9%和0.003~0.05 mg/mL。采用LF-^(1)H qNMR和HF-^(1)H qNMR对167份缴获氯胺酮样品进行定量分析,两种方法定量结果的相对误差均小于15%。LF-^(1)H qNMR测得氯胺酮、二甲基砜、磺胺、烟酰胺和非那西丁的纯度分别为13.5%~102.6%、1.1%~81.3%、2.6%~83.4%、1.8%~22.7%和3.4%~43.8%;HF-^(1)H qNMR测得的纯度分别为13.2%~99.7%、1.0%~78.4%、2.5%~75.9%、1.7%~21.3%和3.0%~43.5%。两种方法均可在不使用标准物质的情况下实现对氯胺酮和掺杂物的同时定量分析。虽然LF-^(1)H qNMR法的精密度和灵敏度略低于HF-^(1)H qNMR法,但其对复杂基质中多组分同时定量分析的能力较好。LF-^(1)H qNMR的仪器购置和日常维护费用远低于HF-^(1)H qNMR,未来将在法庭科学实验室中得到更广泛的应用。