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CALIBRATION CURVES AND DATA SETS 120 100 80

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c <l: 20 0 -20 10000 20000 30000 y =O.0017x - 4.1262 R%=0.9914 40000 50000 60000 7 00 Analyte Concentration (ng/ml) Sample Name Analvte Peak Area IS Peak Area Analvte Area/lS Area Analvte Concentration (nglml) Calculated Concentration (nglml) AspSl 59700.00 1610000.00 100.00 35120074.24 AspS2 47100.00 1650000.00 75.00 27708309.53 AspS3 33800.00 1740000.00 50.00 19884780.12 AspS4 19700.00 1770000.00 25.00 11590662.47 AspS5 0.00 1770000.00 0.00 0.00 BI-Asp-Kl 491.00 9710.00 N/A 291250.71 B1-Asp-K2 466.00 13700.00 N/A 276544.82 Bl-Asp-K3 596.00 19300.00 N/A 353015.41 Br-Asp-Kl 1110.00 76100.00 N/A 655368.35 Br-Asp-K2 5070.00 42600.00 N/A 2984780.12 Br-Asp-K3 623.00 48300.00 N/A 368897.76 B1-Asp-ll 999.00 24500.00 N/A 590074.24 BI-Asp-I2 3110.00 22400.00 N/A 183] 838.94 BI-Asp-I3 5470.00 23200.00 N/A 3220074.24 Br-Asp-Il 1250.00 28400.00 N/A 737721.29 Br-Asp-12 978.00 73400.00 N/A 577721.29 Br-Asp-I3 907.00 27900.00 N/A 535956.59

Ace Isalic 1st Ion

(106)

CALIBRATION CURVES AND DATA SETS 18000000 16000000 14000000 12000000 «

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Name Peak Area

y=IS3760x+12000 / R2 =0.9961

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40 60 80 100 120 Analyte Concentration (ng/ml) Analyte Calculated IS Analvte Concentration Concentration

Peak Area Area/lS Area

AspS1 15800000.00 AspS2 11000000.00 AspS3 7540000.00 AspS4 4160000.00 AspS5 0.00 BI-Asp-KI 0.00 BI-Asp-K2 0.00 BI-Asp-K3 0.00 Br-Asp-K I 0.00 Br-Asp-K2 0.00 Br-Asp-K3 0.00 BI-Asp-l1 0.00 BI-Asp-12 800000.00 BI-Asp-I3 1360000.00 Br-Asp-ll 660000.00 Br-Asp-12 1130000.00 Br-As -13 1160000.00 (ng/ml) (ng/ml) 675000.00 100.00 102.68 634000.00 75.00 71.46 669000.00 50.00 48.96 658000.00 25.00 26.98 658000.00 0.00 0.00 13100.00 N/A -0.08 16200.00 N/A -0.08 21100.00 N/A -0.08 76700.00 N/A -0.08 48000.00 N/A -0.08 48300.00 N/A -0.08 25900.00 N/A -0.08 24400.00 N/A 5.12 23800.00 N/A 8.77 28900.00 N/A 4.21 73400.00 N/A 7.27 30100.00 N/A 7.47

Salie lie Acid in Ace 1st Ion)

(107)

CALIBRATION CURVES AND DATA SETS 200 - . - - - . . . " . . . - - - , y = 1.7648x - 10.84 • Rl =0.9782 150 +­ ~ C ' . - - - j ;;

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100 + - - - : : : o ; e - - - j <l: ,;s.

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';, ~ 50 - I - - - , , , I £ - - - j <l: 0 + - " 2 J I ' C - - - . . , - - - , - - - . - - - r - - - . . - - - ' I 20 40 60 80 100 1 0 ·50 Anal),te Concentration (ng/ml) Analyte Calculated

Sample Analvte IS Analyte

Concentration Concentration Name Peak Area Peak Area Area/IS Area

(ng!ml) (ng!ml) C22S1 175.60 658000.00 0.0003 100.00 105.64 C22S2 112.00 666000.00 0.0002 75.00 69.61 C22S3 50.60 602000.00 0.0001 50.00 NC C22S4 22.00 628000.00 0.0000 25.00 18.61 C22S5 0.00 628000.00 0.0000 0.00 0.00 BI-C22-K1 48.30 16500.00 0.0029

N/A

33.51 BJ-C22-K2 19.90 26600.00 0.0007

N/A

17.42 BJ-C22-K3 70.10 24400.00 0.0029

N/A

45.86 Br-C22-KI 106.00 99800.00 0.0011

N/A

66.21 Br-C22-K2 48.50 67100.00 0.0007

N/A

33.62 Br-C22-K3 71.30 45900.00 0.0016

N/A

46.54 BI-C22-I1 56.50 28700.00 0.0020

N/A

38.16 BI-C22-12 34.50 1050.00 0.0329

N/A

25.69 BI-C22-13 110.00 35400.00 0.0031

N/A

68.47 Br-C22-11 103.00 49200.00 0.0021

N/A

64.51 Br-C22-12 158.00 987.00 0.1601

N/A

95.67 Br-C22-I3 19.00 26000.00 0.0007

N/A

16.91

Ace IsaJic lie Acid in Com ound 22 (21t Ion)

(108)

CALIBRATION CURVES AND DATA SETS 1000 900 800 700

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12.192x +30.3 R2 =0.9934

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Analyte Concentration (ng/ml) Analyte Calculated

Sample Analyte IS Analvte

Concentration Concentration

Name Peak Area Peak Area Area/lS Area (ng!ml)

(ng!ml) C25S1 614.00 2200000.00 100.00 NC C25S2 927.00 2220000.00 75.00 73.55 C25S3 645.00 2180000.00 50.00 50.42 C25S4 378.00 2530000.00 25.00 28.52 C25S5 0.00 2530000.00 0.00 0.00 B1-C25-KI 212000.00 12300.00

N/A

17385.97 Bl-C25-K2 225000.00 13600.00

N/A

18452.24 B1-C25-K3 146000.00 16100.00

N/A

11972.58 Br-C25-KI 56100.00 40200.00

N/A

4598.89 Br-C25-K2 204000.00 59000.00

N/A

16729.80 Br-C25-K3 92500.00 4060.00

N/A

7584.46 BI-C25-I1 197000.00 18500.00

N/A

16155.65 BI-C25-12 291000.00 494.00

N/A

23865.63 B1-C25-I3 148000.00 12000.00

N/A

12136.62 Br-C25-1l 49100.00 585.00

N/A

4024.75 Br-C25-12 147000.00 31300.00

N/A

12054.60 Br-C25-I3 118000.00

N/A

9675.99 106

(109)

CALIBRATION CURVES AND DATA SETS 2500 ,.---~---_,._-_. y =26.84x + 111 R2 =0.9757 2000 +---~___<I~_1

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Analyte Concentration (ng/mll Sample Name Analyte Peak Area IS Peak Area Analvte Area/IS Area Analyte Concentration (ng!ml) Calculated Concentration (ng!ml) C25Sl 4760.00 2200000.00 0.0022 100.00 NC C25S2 2000.00 2220000.00 0.0009 75.00 70.38 C25S3 1590.00 2180000.00 0.0007 50.00 55.10 C25S4 880.00 2530000.00 0.0003 25.00 28.65 C25S5 0.00 2530000.00 0.0000 0.00 0.00 Bl-C25-KI 170.00 9240.00 0.0184

N/A

2.20 BI-C25-K2 88.70 10100.00 0.0088

N/A

-0.83 BI-C25-K3 383.00 13900.00 0.0276

N/A

10.13 Br-C25-KI 264.00 40200.00 0.0066

N/A

5.70 Br-C25-K2 357.00 59000.00 0.0061

N/A

9.17 Br-C25-K3 346.00 4060.00 0.0852

N/A

8.76 BI-C25-I I 587.00 17100.00 0.0343

N/A

17.73 BI-C25-I2 187.00 494.00 0.3785

N/A

2.83 Bl-C25-I3 673.00 10800.00 0.0623

N/A

20.94 Br-C25-I1 329.00 585.00 0.5624

N/A

8.12 Br-C25-J2 418.00 30200.00 0.0138

N/A

11.44 Br-C25-I3 134.00 229.00 0.5852

N/A

0.86

Ace lsalic lie Acid in Com ound 25 (2n Ion)

(110)

CALIBRATION CURVES AND DATA SETS 70 y= 0.557x +3.3077 R2=0.9818 60 t - - - : - - - ; 50 t - - - , t I ' ' ' - - - i '" ~ 40 -t---~~---l

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...

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Q. .; 30 - t - - - " , I C - - - l 20 - t - - - . . . - " 2 f I ' C - - - i ,---~---.---- _____. 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Analyte Concentration (ng/mll Sample Name Analvte Peak Area IS Peak Area Analyte Area/lS Area Analyte Concentration (ng!ml) Calculated Concentration (ng!ml) IbSI 1630000.00 28700.00 100.00 96.03 IbS2 1350000.00 30200.00 75.00 74.32 fbS3 1050000.00 29800.00 50.00 57.32 IbS4 621000.00 32600.00 25.00 28.26 fbS5 0.00 32600.00 0.00 0.00 BI-Ib-K I 9260.00 506.00

N/A

26.92 BI-Ib-K2 9840.00 730.00

N/A

18.26 BI-Ib-K3 7730.00 407.00

N/A

28.16 Br-Ib-KI 15100.00 2350.00

N/A

5.60 Br-Ib-K2 25800.00 2180.00

N/A

15.31 Br-Ib-K3 21700.00 3860.00

N/A

4.15 BJ-Ib-I I 13300.00 282.00

N/A

78.74 BI-Ib-I2 26600.00 981.00

N/A

42.74 BI-Ib-I3 28300.00 741.00

N/A

62.63 Br-Ib-Il 75100.00 2350.00

N/A

51.44 Br-Ib-12 113000.00 5260.00

N/A

32.63 Br-Ib-I3 138000.00 3120.00

N/A

73.47

Ibu

]08

(111)

CALIBRATION CURVES AND DATA SETS 450

-r---,

400 + - - - . _ - - - 1 y =3.8983x +5.9714 R2 =O.9974 350 +---~~---I 300 +---.~---I 01 ... '" ~ 250 + - - - " , , e . - - - I 01 '" "­ ,; 200 +---~---1 01 c -<I: 150 +---~~---I 100 + - - - " , , e . - - - l 50 +--~~---1 0 . . - - - . . . , . . - - - . - - - . - - - . - - - . - - - 1 o 20 40 60 80 100 120 Analyte Concentration (nglml) Sample Name Analvte Peak Area IS Peak Area Analyte Area/lS Area Analyte Concentration (ng/ml) Calculated Concentration (nglml) C23S1 390.00 25500.00 100.00 98.51 C23S2 298.00 33100.00 75.00 74.91 C23S3 213.00 38300.00 50.00 53.11 C23S4 281.00 28700.00 25.00 NC C23S5 0.00 28700.00 0.00 0.00 BI-C23-KI 181.00 237.00

N/A

44.90 BI-C23-K2 254.00 1060.00

N/A

63.62 BI-C23-K3 39.80 939.00

N/A

8.68 Br-C23-KJ 254.00 3490.00

N/A

63.62 Br-C23-K2 4 J 1.00 2710.00

N/A

103.90 Br-C23-K3 71.00 2350.00

N/A

16.68 BI-C23-1 I 191.00 85.20

N/A

47.46 BI-C23-12 251.00 355.00

N/A

62.86 BI-C23-I3 135.00 67.70

N/A

33.10 Br-C23-11 232.00 27.30

N/A

57.98 Br-C23-12 0.00 204.00

N/A

-1.53 Br-C23-13 215.00 2720.00

N/A

53.62

Ibu fofen in Com

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(112)

CALIBRATION CURVES AND DATA SETS 1600 1400 1200 1000 01 800 ...

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c: 400 00< 200 0 -200

y = IS.327x - 138.31

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20 40 60 80 100 1,

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-400 Analyte Concentration (ng/ml) Sample Name Analvte Peak Area IS Peak Area Analvte ArealIS Area Analvte Concentration (nglml) Calculated Concentration (nglml) C26S1 1460.00 39300.00 100.00 104.28 C26S2 982.00 33300.00 75.00 73.09 C26S3 289.00 13000.00 50.00 NC C26S4 70.20 1110.00 25.00 13.60 C26S5 0.00 1110.00 0.00 0.00 Bl-C26-K1 129.00 1260.00

N/A

17.44 BI-C26-K2 417.00 2440.00

N/A

36.23 BI-C26-K3 179.00 2550.00

N/A

20.70 Br-C26-KI 262.00 3400.00

N/A

26.12 Br-C26-K2 54.90 0.00

N/A

12.61 Br-C26-K3 85.10 1630.00

N/A

14.58 BI-C26-11 371.00 1420.00

N/A

33.23 BI-C26-12 449.00 0.00

N/A

38.32 BI-C26-I3 165.00 3120.00

N/A

19.79 Br-C26-1l 129.00 1740.00

N/A

17.44 Br-C26-12 0.00 0.00

N/A

9.02 Br-C26-I3 0.00 0.00

N/A

9.02

Ibu rofen in Com

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the following people and

organisations:

Prof. Sarel Malan and Dr. Sandra van Dyk for guidance, motivation and

encouragement.

Prof. Jan du Preez for advice, patience and perseverance with the HPLC and

LC-MS/MS analyses.

Prof. Mino Caira of the Department of Chemistry at the University of Cape

Town, for the recording of X-ray crystallographic data.

Dr. Louis Fourie, Mr. Johan Jordaan and Mr. Andre Joubert for the skilled

recording of MS and NMR spectra.

Mr. Cor Bester and Mrs. Antoinette Fick for their invaluable assistance in the

handling of the animals during the biological assay.

Mrs. Nellie Scheepers for her endless patience while performing the lipid

peroxidation assay.

The National Research Foundation for financial support.

Mrs. Anriette Pretorius for always being willing to help and for making me

smile.

Members of the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry for their assistance.

Kagisho Sempe for his help and ability to lighten up a dull day.

My friends Andra KrUger, Olwen Domingo, Jacques Petzer and Dennis Wilkes

for inspiration and support through challenging times and Armand de Vries for

shared frustration and laughter in the laboratory - I will truly miss those times!

My parents, Hennie and Annelie Prins, for giving me this amazing opportunity

and for always believing in me - I love you.

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