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GNPS_GC_ProspecTER_Sponge_Fm_20250505_Yunhai Li

ABSTRACT: GC-MS profiling of fraction MeOH of 29 sponge extracts from Irish waters. Freeze-dried sponges extracted by MeOH/DCM (1:1, v/v) and then fractionated by RP-SPE (1 g C18 stationary phase) into 4 fractions: H2O, H2O/MeOH (1:1), MeOH, MeOH/DCM (1:1).

INSTRUMENT(S): Agilent 7890 A - 5975 C GC/MS

ORGANISM(S): Tethya Citrina (ncbitaxon:460386) Eurypon Major Polymastia Penicillus (ncbitaxon:942652) Stelletta Grubii (ncbitaxon:253168) Grantia Compressa (ncbitaxon:196260) Haliclona Cinerea (ncbitaxon:178541) Dercitus Bucklandi (ncbitaxon:1006793) Mycale Contarenii (ncbitaxon:1325605) Pachymatisma Johnstonia (ncbitaxon:77183) Halisarca Dujardinii Haliclona Simulans (ncbitaxon:492524) Myxilla Incrustans (ncbitaxon:118321) Cliona Celata (ncbitaxon:269049) Haliclona Sp. (ncbitaxon:34490) Spongosorites Calcicola Dysidea Fragilis (ncbitaxon:1336851) Ciocalypta Penicillus (ncbitaxon:177563) Phorbas Dives (ncbitaxon:942650) Aplysilla Rosea Iophon Hyndmani (ncbitaxon:1378240) Mycale Rotalis (ncbitaxon:942647) Crella Rosea (ncbitaxon:942644) Leuconia Nivea (ncbitaxon:283886) Stylostichon Plumosum Leucosolenia Complicata (ncbitaxon:433461) Clathrina Coriacea (ncbitaxon:1031551)

SUBMITTER: Shane O'Reilly

PROVIDER: MSV000097795 | GNPS | Mon May 05 03:41:00 BST 2025

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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