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Zhou Yi, Sheng Guoying, Geng Ansong, Chen Junhong, Fu Jiamo, Zhang Qiming, Huang Baojia, Pan Xianzhuang, Li Li. A Novel Biomarker Detected in Sediments and Condensates and Its Geochemical Significance[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 1997, 15(2): 188-191.
Citation: Zhou Yi, Sheng Guoying, Geng Ansong, Chen Junhong, Fu Jiamo, Zhang Qiming, Huang Baojia, Pan Xianzhuang, Li Li. A Novel Biomarker Detected in Sediments and Condensates and Its Geochemical Significance[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 1997, 15(2): 188-191.

A Novel Biomarker Detected in Sediments and Condensates and Its Geochemical Significance

  • Received Date: 1996-09-12
  • Publish Date: 1997-04-10
  • A new unknow n compound(arbitrarily labelled”E here) was detected out in sediments and conden-sates from the Ying-Qing Basin, South China Sea. The component is in significantly high abundance in certain samples, and it elutes after 17β(H)一22, 29, 30-trinorhopane in m /z 191 fragmentogram and justafter C28 5α(H),17α(H),21α(H) sterane(22S) in m/z,218 fragmentogram. The spectrum of ompound”E”indicated that compound E is a C29 tetracyclic compound. GC/M S/M S analysis demonstrated thatfragment ions at m /z 191, 218 and 273 do belong to the compound”E".To the best of our knowledge,the compound E is first reported too ccur in sedimentary records. The presence of the compound E is in-ferred to be related to marine organic matter input, which may be a product of specific algal precursorsin a trophic marine depositional environment. In addition to environment significance, the relative con-centration of the compound E in rock extracts was observed to be dependent on the maturity of rocks.
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  • Received:  1996-09-12
  • Published:  1997-04-10

A Novel Biomarker Detected in Sediments and Condensates and Its Geochemical Significance

Abstract: A new unknow n compound(arbitrarily labelled”E here) was detected out in sediments and conden-sates from the Ying-Qing Basin, South China Sea. The component is in significantly high abundance in certain samples, and it elutes after 17β(H)一22, 29, 30-trinorhopane in m /z 191 fragmentogram and justafter C28 5α(H),17α(H),21α(H) sterane(22S) in m/z,218 fragmentogram. The spectrum of ompound”E”indicated that compound E is a C29 tetracyclic compound. GC/M S/M S analysis demonstrated thatfragment ions at m /z 191, 218 and 273 do belong to the compound”E".To the best of our knowledge,the compound E is first reported too ccur in sedimentary records. The presence of the compound E is in-ferred to be related to marine organic matter input, which may be a product of specific algal precursorsin a trophic marine depositional environment. In addition to environment significance, the relative con-centration of the compound E in rock extracts was observed to be dependent on the maturity of rocks.

Zhou Yi, Sheng Guoying, Geng Ansong, Chen Junhong, Fu Jiamo, Zhang Qiming, Huang Baojia, Pan Xianzhuang, Li Li. A Novel Biomarker Detected in Sediments and Condensates and Its Geochemical Significance[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 1997, 15(2): 188-191.
Citation: Zhou Yi, Sheng Guoying, Geng Ansong, Chen Junhong, Fu Jiamo, Zhang Qiming, Huang Baojia, Pan Xianzhuang, Li Li. A Novel Biomarker Detected in Sediments and Condensates and Its Geochemical Significance[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 1997, 15(2): 188-191.
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