Summary of Study ST001787

This data is available at the NIH Common Fund's National Metabolomics Data Repository (NMDR) website, the Metabolomics Workbench, https://www.metabolomicsworkbench.org, where it has been assigned Project ID PR001136. The data can be accessed directly via it's Project DOI: 10.21228/M8VQ4D This work is supported by NIH grant, U2C- DK119886.

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Study IDST001787
Study TitleGC-XLE method development: dSPE and MgSO4 as clean-up for sample preparation
Study TypeUntargeted MS anlaysis
Study SummaryCompared to using dispersive SPE (dSPE) based on the QuEChERS procedure, we found similar reproducibility using high purity MgSO4 to analyze standard reference material (SRM) of human serum and human plasma samples and slightly higher recovery of targeted chemicals using MgSO4. To avoid contamination by environmental chemicals in solvents and reagents used for QuEChERS, we chose to use high purity MgSO4 to remove water-soluble interferences.
Institute
Emory University
DepartmentMedicine, Pulmonary
LaboratoryDean Jones
Last NameHu
First NameXin
AddressEmory University Whitehead building (Rm 225), 615 Michael Street
Emailxin.hu2@emory.edu
Phone4047275091
Submit Date2021-05-04
Raw Data AvailableYes
Raw Data File Type(s)mzXML
Analysis Type DetailGC-MS
Release Date2021-05-21
Release Version1
Xin Hu Xin Hu
https://dx.doi.org/10.21228/M8VQ4D
ftp://www.metabolomicsworkbench.org/Studies/ application/zip

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Subject type: Human; Subject species: Homo sapiens (Factor headings shown in green)

mb_sample_id local_sample_id cleanup
SA166453CHDWB-7_dSPE_2dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166454CHDWB-7_dSPE_3dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166455CHDWB-7_dSPE_4dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166456CHDWB-8_dSPE_1dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166457CHDWB-7_dSPE_1dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166458CHDWB-6_dSPE_3dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166459CHDWB-10_dSPE_4dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166460CHDWB-6_dSPE_1dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166461CHDWB-10_dSPE_2dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166462CHDWB-8_dSPE_2dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166463CHDWB-10_dSPE_3dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166464CHDWB-6_dSPE_2dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166465CHDWB-10_dSPE_1dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166466CHDWB-8_dSPE_3dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166467CHDWB-9_dSPE_3dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166468CHDWB-9_dSPE_4dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166469CHDWB-8_dSPE_4dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166470CHDWB-9_dSPE_2dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166471CHDWB-9_dSPE_1dSPE | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166472NIST1958-8_dSPE_4dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166473NIST1958-8_dSPE_3dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166474NIST1958-8_dSPE_2dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166475NIST1958-8_dSPE_1dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166476NIST1958-9_dSPE_4dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166477NIST1958-10_dSPE_2dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166478NIST1958-7_dSPE_4dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166479NIST1958-9_dSPE_3dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166480NIST1958-9_dSPE_2dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166481NIST1958-9_dSPE_1dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166482NIST1958-6_dSPE_4dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166483NIST1958-10_dSPE_3dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166484NIST1958-10_dSPE_4dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166485NIST1958-10_dSPE_1dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166486NIST1958-6_dSPE_1dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166487NIST1958-6_dSPE_2dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166488NIST1958-7_dSPE_2dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166489NIST1958-7_dSPE_1dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166490NIST1958-6_dSPE_3dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166491NIST1958-7_dSPE_3dSPE | source:SRM1958
SA166410CHDWB-4_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166411CHDWB-3_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166412CHDWB-3_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166413CHDWB-4_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166414CHDWB-3_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166415CHDWB-4_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166416CHDWB-5_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166417CHDWB-5_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166418CHDWB-5_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166419CHDWB-3_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166420CHDWB-4_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166421CHDWB-5_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166422CHDWB-1_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166423CHDWB-1_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166424CHDWB-2_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166425CHDWB-1_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166426CHDWB-1_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166427CHDWB-2_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166428CHDWB-2_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166429CHDWB-2_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:CHDWB plasma
SA166430NIST1958-2_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166431NIST1958-3_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166432NIST1958-3_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166433NIST1958-2_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166434NIST1958-2_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166435NIST1958-1_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166436NIST1958-3_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166437NIST1958-1_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166438NIST1958-1_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166439NIST1958-2_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166440NIST1958-4_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166441NIST1958-5_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166442NIST1958-5_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166443NIST1958-1_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166444NIST1958-5_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166445NIST1958-5_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166446NIST1958-4_MgSO4_1MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166447NIST1958-4_MgSO4_2MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166448NIST1958-4_MgSO4_3MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166449NIST1958-3_MgSO4_4MgSO4 | source:SRM1958
SA166450Isooctane_4QC | source:std/solvent
SA166451Isooctane_1QC | source:std/solvent
SA166452ExSTD5QC | source:std/solvent
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