Mass Spec Roundup: From Masterpieces to Microplastics
Advances in imaging, AI, and single-cell analysis reveal hidden chemistry in art, biology, and the environment
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Advances in imaging, AI, and single-cell analysis reveal hidden chemistry in art, biology, and the environment
MALDI mass spectrometry imaging combined with machine learning allows detailed analysis of artworks, revealing pigments and binders without damaging them.
A new workflow successfully mapped the cochlea's molecular landscape at 5-micrometer resolution, identifying distinct lipid and metabolite signatures.
Submicrometer mass spectrometry imaging tracks lipid changes during apoptosis in single cells, revealing variability in responses to different anticancer drugs.
Nanoplastics are found throughout the North Atlantic, with concentrations suggesting they may rival or exceed previous estimates for marine plastic pollution.
Lehigh University's HEAL Service Center provides high-resolution mass spectrometry access for research in exposomics, metabolomics, and proteomics.
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