Lipidomics studies on macrophages - Foam cell study with wild-type and LDLR(-/-) mice, normal and high-fat diets
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Details/Graph technical replicates | LM_ID | Name | Mass (neutral) |
WT-Fat WT-Chow KO-Fat KO-Chow |
Units . . . . | |
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(MSG070316) | LMFA01030283 | 10Z-heptadecenoic acid | 268.2 (ions) | 7.8 0.83 13 0.73 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030159 | 11,14,17-eicosatrienoic acid | 306.3 (ions) | 88 25 170 38 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030130 | 11,14-eicosadienoic acid | 308.3 (ions) | 72 210 94 320 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030408 | 13,16,19-docosatrienoic acid | 334.3 (ions) | 2.5 2 2.7 3.4 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030132 | 13,16-docosadienoic acid | 336.3 (ions) | 23 74 24 120 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030759 | 5,8,11,14,17-eicosapentaenoic acid | 302.2 (ions) | 86 12 270 20 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030157 | 5,8,11-eicosatrienoic acid | 306.3 (ions) | 100 93 110 140 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030184 | 7,10,13,16,19-docosapentaenoic acid | 330.3 (ions) | 250 70 320 110 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030178 | 7Z,10Z,13Z,16Z-docosatetraenoic acid | 332.3 (ions) | 99 230 120 360 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030056 | 9Z-palmitoleic acid | 254.2 (ions) | 510 120 960 160 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030152 | alpha-linolenic acid | 278.2 (ions) | 1.7 1.9 3.5 2.4 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010020 | Arachidic acid | 312.3 (ions) | 20 17 24 23 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030001 | Arachidonic acid | 304.2 (ions) | 260 360 460 530 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010022 | Behenic acid | 340.3 (ions) | 3.1 2.4 5.2 4 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030158 | bishomo-gamma-linolenic acid | 306.3 (ions) | 17 10 29 17 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010026 | Cerotic acid | 396.4 (ions) | 0.57 0.7 0.8 0.83 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030089 | cis-erucic acid | 338.3 (ions) | 77 51 82 72 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030092 | cis-selacholeic acid | 366.3 (ions) | 4.4 3.5 6.1 5.2 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030185 | DHA | 328.2 (ions) | 300 150 490 260 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030141 | gamma-linolenic acid | 278.2 (ions) | 38 26 92 36 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010012 | Lauric acid | 200.2 (ions) | 20 11 47 4.9 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010024 | Lignoceric acid | 368.4 (ions) | 5 4.4 7.3 6.8 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030120 | Linoleic acid | 280.2 (ions) | 440 730 830 1030 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010017 | Margaric acid | 270.3 (ions) | 80 44 120 50 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010014 | Myristic acid | 228.2 (ions) | 260 100 440 120 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030002 | Oleic acid | 282.3 (ions) | 1200 960 1300 1090 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010001 | Palmitic acid | 256.2 (ions) | 1650 1040 2520 1280 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010015 | Pentadecanoic acid | 242.2 (ions) | 98 24 180 30 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010018 | Stearic acid | 284.3 (ions) | 840 800 1120 960 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01030357 | Stearidonic acid | 276.2 (ions) | 0.23 0.1 0.63 0.1 |
pmol/1E6 cells | |
(MSG070316) | LMFA01010023 | Tricosanoic acid | 354.3 (ions) | 1.5 1.1 3 1.5 |
pmol/1E6 cells |
*:The units in the table and graphs correspond to the intensity of each analyte
divided by the intensity of the corresponding deuterated internal standard. The amount of internal standard
added to each sample in the time series and control experiments was identical. The relative intensity values
were converted to pmoles by extrapolating from the standard curve for that analyte and then normalized
to the number of cells in a given sample as measured by the quantity of DNA in the well.