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GNPS Pseudonitzschia Cell Extracts 191228 (Monica Thukral)

ABSTRACT: Non-targeted metabolomics from different Pseudo-nitzschia species. Cell extracts were extracted with 20% MeOH and supernatantes were enriched and desalted by PPL solid phase extractions. Samples were analyzed by top5 DDA MS/MS in positive mode.

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive

ORGANISM(S): Pseudo-nitzschia Australis (ncbitaxon:44445) Pseudo-nitzschia Antarctica Pseudo-nitzschia Delicatissima (ncbitaxon:44447) Pseudo-nitzschia Pungens (ncbitaxon:37318) Pseudo-nitzschia Multiseries (ncbitaxon:37319)

SUBMITTER: Bradley S. Moore

PROVIDER: MSV000084738 | GNPS | Sat Dec 28 17:00:00 GMT 2019

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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