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UHPSFC/MS: powerful approach for the comprehensive lipidomic quantitation

Autoři: Holčapek Michal | Lísa Miroslav

Rok: 2015

Druh publikace: ostatní - přednáška nebo poster

Strana od-do: nestránkováno

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eng	UHPSFC/MS: powerful approach for the comprehensive lipidomic quantitation	The development of new quantitative methods is important for a better coverage of lipids applicable for high-throughput analysis in the clinical analysis and lipid biomarker discovery. Now we have developed a new high-throughput and comprehensive approach for analysis of lipids in biological samples using ultrahigh-performance supercritical fluid chromatography (UHPSFC) followed by ESI-MS identification and quantitation [1]. Standards of lipid class representatives containing oleic acyl were used for the method development. Total lipid extracts from selected human tissues prepared by modified Folch procedure using chloroform–methanol–water extraction were used for the comprehensive lipidomic analysis. UHPSFC experiments were acquired on UPC2 instrument (Waters) using 1.7 μm UPC2 columns, separation temperature 60°C and gradient of methanol – water – ammonium acetate mixture as a modifier. Synapt HDMS G2Si instrument (Waters) with ESI ionization was used for MS experiments. Developed UHPSFC method is based on 1.7 μm particle bridged ethylene hybrid silica column using the gradient of methanol – water – ammonium acetate mixture as a modifier providing separation of total lipid extract into lipid classes. Individual parameters of UHPSFC analysis have been carefully optimized to achieve a maximum number of separated lipid classes. Final UHPSFC method enables a fast separation up to 28 nonpolar and polar lipid classes within 6 minute analysis including the partial separation of species inside individual classes. Mass spectra with high mass accuracy and high resolving power are acquired using ESI in both positive- and negative-ion modes for the identification of individual species. The quantitative analysis is performed using internal standards for each lipid class added during the extraction step. Developed UHPSFC/MS method is validated and applied for the comprehensive analysis of lipid composition in real biological samples, such as plasma or normal and cancer tissues.