Closed Summer1019 closed 2 years ago
Thanks Yao, and sorry for the late response. I'm not quite familiar with O+P chains or their naming conventions. Can you send an example from lipidmaps https://www.lipidmaps.org/ ?
Cheers, Ahmed.
Hi Ahmed,
Sorry for the late response. I found that it's because the normal phase column can not chromatographically separate the nature of the ether species (alkyl/alkenyl) and have this O+P. The reversed-phase column can separate them and have the “P-” prefix for an alkenyl ether substituent, and the "O-" prefix for alkyl. And our mass spectrum center used both normal phase and reversed phase which generated both “P-”, “O-”, and “O+P-”.
Thanks for your time. Yao
Hi Ahmed,
It seems that lipidr can parse molecules named with class(P-chain) or class(O-chain), which is quite good, but not with class(O+P-chain). sorry if it is a silly question, I'm new to lipidomics.
thanks for your time, Yao