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Metabolomics in practice : successful strategies to generate and analyze metabolic data / edited by Michael Lammerhofer and Wolfram Weckwerth. -- Weinheim : Wiley-VCH, c2013. – (58.1761/M587m)

Contents

    CONTENTS
    
    List of Contributors XV
    Preface XXIII
    1 The Sampling and Sample Preparation Problem in Microbial Metabolomics 1
    Walter M. van Gulik, Andre B. Canelas, Reza M. Seifar, and Joseph J. Heijnen
    1.1 Introduction 1
    1.2 Microorganisms and Their Properties 1
    1.3 Sampling Methods 2
    1.4 Quenching 4
    1.5 Metabolite Extraction 9
    1.6 Application of 13C-Labeled Internal Standards 13
    1.7 Conclusions 17
    References 18
    2 Tandem Mass Spectrometry Hyphenated with HPLC and UHPLC for Targeted Metabolomics 21
    Gerard Hopfgartner and Emmanuel Varesio
    2.1 Introduction 21
    2.2 LC-MS-Based Targeted Metabolomics 22
    2.3 Liquid Chromatography 22
    2.4 Mass Spectrometry 27
    2.5 Sample Preparation 30
    2.6 Relative and Absolute Quantification 31
    2.7 Applications 32
    2.8 Synopsis 34
    References 35
    3 Uncertainty of Measurement in Quantitative Metabolomics 39
    Raffaele Guerrasio, Christina Haberhauer-Troyer, Stefan Neubauer, Kristaps Klavins, Madeleine Werneth, Gunda Koellensperger, and Stephen Hann
    3.1 Introduction 39
    3.2 Uncertainties of Quantitative MS Experiments 48
    3.3 Concluding Remarks 66
    Abbreviations 66
    Acknowledgment 67
    References 67
    4 Gas Chromatography and Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography Hyphenated with Mass Spectrometry for Targeted and Nontargeted Metabolomics 69
    Song Yang, Jamin C. Hoggard, Mary E. Lidstrom, and Robert E. Synovec
    4.1 Introduction and Scope 69
    4.2 Sample Preparation for GC-Based Metabolite Profiling 71
    4.3 GC--MS and GC × GC--TOFMS Instrumentation for Metabolomics 74
    4.4 Data Analysis Strategies and Software 82
    4.5 Illustrative Examples and Concluding Remarks 88
    References 89
    5 LC-MS-Based Nontargeted Metabolomics 93
    Georgios A. Theodoridis, Helen G. Gika, and Ian D. Wilson
    5.1 Introduction 93
    5.2 LC-MS-Based Untargeted Metabolomics 94
    5.3 Study Design 98
    5.4 Sample Preparation 100
    5.5 Analytical Strategies 103
    5.6 Data Analysis 104
    5.7 Metabolite Identification 107
    5.8 Applications 109
    5.9 Synopsis 112
    References 113
    6 The Potential of Ultrahigh Resolution MS (FTICR-MS) in Metabolomics 117
    Franco Moritz, Sara Forcisi, Mourad Harir, Basem Kanawati, Marianna Lucio, Dimitrios Tziotis, and Philippe Schmitt-Kopplin
    6.1 Introduction 117
    6.2 Metabolomics Technologies 118
    6.3 Principles of FTICR-MS 121
    6.4 Proceeding in Metabolomics 126
    6.5 Application Example in Metabolomics Using FTICR-MS Exhaled Breath Condensate 128
    6.6 Conclusion and Remarks 134
    References 134
    7 The Art and Practice of Lipidomics 137
    Koen Sandra, Ruben t'Kindt, Lucie Jorge, and Pat Sandra Abbreviations 137
    7.1 Introduction 139
    7.2 Lipid Diversity 140
    7.3 Tackling the Lipidome: State-of-the-Art 141
    7.4 LC-MS-Based Lipidomics 146
    7.5 GC-MS-Based Lipidomics 165
    7.6 Conclusion 172
    References 173
    8 The Role of CE--MS in Metabolomics 177
    Rawi Ramautar, Govert W. Somsen, and Gerhardus J. de Jong Abbreviations 177
    8.1 Introduction 177
    8.2 CE--MS 179
    8.3 Sample Pretreatment 185
    8.4 Data Analysis 187
    8.5 Applications 190
    8.6 Conclusions and Perspectives 203
    References 206
    9 NMR-Based Metabolomics Analysis 209
    Andrea Lubbe, Kashif Ali, Robert Verpoorte, and Young Hae Choi
    9.1 Introduction 209
    9.2 Platforms for Metabolomics 210
    9.3 NMR for Metabolomics 219
    9.4 Applications of NMR-Based Metabolomics 228
    9.5 Future Prospects and Conclusions 233
    References 234
    10 Potential of Microfluidics and Single Cell Analysis in Metabolomics (Micrometabolomics) 239
    Meghan M. Mensack, Ryan E. Holcomb, and Charles S. Henry
    10.1 Introduction 239
    10.2 Sample Processing for Metabolomics 240
    10.3 Microfluidic Separations for Metabolic Analysis 243
    10.4 Microfluidics for Cellular Analysis 247
    10.5 A Look Forward 254
    References 256
    11 Data Processing in Metabolomics 261
    Age K. Smilde, Margriet M.W.B. Hendriks, Johan A. Westerhuis, and Huub C.J. Hoefsloot
    11.1 Introduction and Scope 261
    11.2 Characteristics of Metabolomics Data 261
    11.3 Types of Biological Questions Asked 264
    11.4 Validation 265
    11.5 Overview of Methods 272
    References 283
    12 Metabolic Flux Analysis 285
    Christoph Wittmann and Jean-Charles Portais
    12.1 Introduction 285
    12.2 Prerequisites for Flux Studies 287
    12.3 Stoichiometric Flux Analysis 290
    12.4 Labeling Studies Using Isotopes 292
    12.5 State-of-Art 13C Flux Analysis 296
    12.6 Application of Metabolic Flux Analysis 303
    12.7 Recent Advances in the Field 307
    12.8 Concluding Remarks 308
    Acknowledgments 308
    References 308
    13 Metabolomics: Application in Plant Sciences 313
    Gaetan Glauser, Julien Boccard, Jean-Luc Wolfender, and Serge Rudaz
    13.1 Introduction 313
    13.2 Sample Preparation 314
    13.3 Analytical Methods 316
    13.4 Metabolite Identification 330
    13.5 Structural Elucidation of Novel Metabolites and Validation of Model 334
    13.6 Conclusion and Perspectives 336
    Acknowledgments 337
    References 337
    14 Metabolomics and Its Role in the Study of Mammalian Systems 345
    Warwick B. Dunn, Mamas Mamas, and Alexander Heazell
    14.1 Introduction -- From Early Beginnings 345
    14.2 Hypothesis Generation or Hypothesis-Testing Studies 347
    14.3 Untargeted, Semi-Targeted, and Targeted Analytical Experiments 348
    14.4 Study and Experimental Design 350
    14.5 Sample Types 355
    14.6 Quality Assurance and Quality Control 360
    14.7 Metabolite Annotation and Identification 365
    14.8 Applications 369
    Acknowledgments 373
    References 373
    15 Metabolomics in Biotechnology (Microbial Metabolomics) 379
    Marco Oldiges, Stephan Noack, and Nicole Paczia
    15.1 Introduction 379
    15.2 Analytical Methods Applied for Microbial Metabolomics 382
    15.3 Custom-Made Separation for Microbial Metabolomics 384
    15.4 Microbial Metabolomics with Higher Throughput 385
    15.5 Application of Microbial Metabolomics 386
    15.6 Conclusion 388
    References 388
    16 Nutritional Metabolomics 393
    Hannelore Daniel
    16.1 Introduction 393
    16.2 The Metabolome of Human Plasma and Urine: General Considerations 393
    16.3 The Food Metabolome and Its Signature in Human Samples 396
    16.4 The Variability of the Human Metabolome in Health and Disease States 398
    16.5 The Dynamic Nature of the Metabolome 400
    16.6 The Future of Nutritional Metabolomics and Research Needs 402
    References 403
    Index 407