Addressing the Bottlenecks in Metabolomics: Making an Expedient Transition from Global Profiling to Targeted Quantitation
15 Jul 2014

This application note describes the development of software tools designed to make the transition from global untargeted profiling to targeted quantitation more efficient and automated. Breast cancer cell lines grown under different conditions are analyzed by high resolution/accurate mass (HRAM) LCMS on a Q Exactive and analyzed using commercially available software packages, SIEVE and TraceFinder.

Thermo Fisher Scientific


Tags: metabolomics, world cup

Show    per page
2 of 3     Page  1 2 3 Next 
Determination of Anions in Fracking Flowback Water From the Marcellus Shale Using Automated Dilution and Ion Chromatography chromatography27 Mar 2014Read
N-linked Glycan Characterization and Profiling: Combining the Power of Accurate Mass, Reference Glucose Units, and UNIFI Software for Confident Glycan Assignments glycans, biosimilars, biotherapeutics27 Mar 2014Read
Enantiomeric and Diastereomeric Resolutions of Chiral Pesticides by ACQUITY UPC2 with UV Detection pesticides25 Mar 2014Read
Advantages of the ACQUITY QDa Detector in the Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory pharmaceuticals19 Mar 2014Read
Implementing CIMS for Process Operations: Goal Is to Integrate Analytical Capabilities with Bioreactor or Fermentor Control Software fermentation, bioprocessing12 Mar 2014Read
A Definitive Lipidomics Workflow for Human Plasma Utilizing Off-Line Enrichment and Class Specific Separation of Phospholipids cancer, lipids, human plasma23 Jan 2014Read
A Phospho-Peptide Spectrum Library for Improved Targeted Assays protein analysis, phosphorylation22 Oct 2013Read
Unique Di-phenyl Functionality and Selectivity in LC and LC-MS metabolite profiling10 Oct 2013Read
Lonza’s Kinetic Kit for Endotoxin Detection Using the FLUOstar OPTIMA and MARS Data Analysis endotoxins8 Oct 2013Read
Considerations for Next-Gen Sequence Assembly and Analysis Software Selection NGS17 Jun 2013Read

Popular tags in SelectScience