An upcoming SelectScience webinar will look at how to use a combination of statistical and spectroscopic techniques to identify unknowns in body fluids.
During the webinar on Wednesday, July 17, Professor Elaine Holmes, Head of the Division of Computational and Systems Medicine at Imperial College London, UK, and Professor of Computational Medicine at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia, and Dr. Markus Godejohann, senior application scientist at Bruker BioSpin, will explore the following applications:
Application of statistical spectroscopy in metabolite identification: A tool for clinical and nutritional studies
Metabolic profiling of biological samples provides a molecular window on multiple disease and physiological processes and is increasingly used in the characterization of multiple pathologies and therapeutic interventions including nutritional management. A major bottleneck in defining the metabolic consequences of biological processes is the lack of automated annotation and standardized methods for structure elucidation of candidate biomarkers. In this webinar, we draw together multiple methods to describe:
Application of hyphenated techniques to identify or elucidate the structures of unknowns in body fluids
The evaluation of spectroscopic data obtained from body fluids often points to signals of compounds that cannot be identified readily, e.g. by comparison to spectra in libraries or databases. If the signal belongs to a potential biomarker, it is of fundamental importance to solve the identity of this compound. In the webinar, Dr. Godejohann will discuss:
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Who should attend:
This webinar will interest scientists involved in the isolation, identification and structure elucidation of unknowns in body fluids. It is also relevant for academics and scientists working in the field of fast natural product de-replication and structure elucidation of unknowns.
The live webinar takes place in two sessions on Wednesday, July 17, 2019, at:
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