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Does in-source fragmentation (ISF) account for most of the peaks in metabolomics? Our data tells a different story.
Get the full breakdown and join the conversation at https://t.co/vPHdkq1aJt
Kudos to @Adafede for the detailed analysis!
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Happy that we had the chance to contribute to this great protocol collection with @MicheleWoelk with "Recommendations for Accurate #Lipid Annotation and Semi-absolute Quantification from LC-MS/MS Datasets". A lot of thanks to @MartinGiera and Elena!
✨ Happy #PeerReviewWeek 2024! 🎉
A huge thank you to our amazing reviewers for their contributions! 🙌
Special shoutout to our top 2023 reviewers: @LongNP4, @AlesKvasnicka and Laszlo Boros 🥳
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We are looking for PostDoc with a background in redox biology, experience with cell culture models and basic microscopy imaging to study #lipid#metabolism in the context of #ferroptosis. Interested? Send me your CV and motivation letter by Sep 10th. #ZML@Ferroptosis2306
Want to start your lab in a great environment surrounded by amazing colleagues 😉. We have 3 open positions at EPFL in life sciences!
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@BiswapriyaMisra@arbona_vicent Agree with 4.x versions, not a big fan of 5.x though ^^ among other things, it has become pretty slow... However, the ID in 5.x is better :D
Individuals with class 3 obesity (BMI > 40) have up to 17 years of lower life expectancy.
Compare this to smokers who have 8.9 years of lower life expectancy to non-smokers.
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