ArticleFrontiers in immunology2026
Establishing an untargeted lipidomics workflow for cellular analysis: insights into endothelial cell function in anaphylaxis.
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Background: Cell metabolomics, including lipidomics, presents several challenges regarding analyzing limited cell populations and distinguishing cellular metabolites from background signals originated from a stimuli or after a treatment. To address this, we have developed a novel workflow for untargeted cell lipidomics analysis. Methods: To study the impact of varying input cell numbers on the outcomes of untargeted cell lipidomics analysis, CD3 Results: For the CD3 Conclusions: This workflow for cell lipidomics analysis allows the selection of lipids derived from the intracellular content regardless external sources, supporting specific intracellular metabolism profiling.
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