Lipid Oxidation and Quality
Health and Nutrition
Analytical
Karen Schaich, ScD
Associate Professor
Food Science
Rutgers University
New Brunswick, NJ, United States
Yao Lu
Principal Scientist
Analysis
dsm-firmenich, United States
Lipidomics has revolutionized the process of analyzing, identifying, and quantifying large numbers of lipid molecules in complex mixtures, as are obtained in extracts of cells, tissues, and foods. Does the technique also offer potential in unraveling the complex products and pathways in lipid oxidation? The success of the technique has intrigued researchers in lipid oxidation for years, but applications have been slow to develop, in part due to lack of understanding of the methodologies and instrumentation required. To answer questions and encourage exploration, this session will introduce the methods and analytical techniques of lipidomics, consider what it can and cannot do, and share two practical applications to lipid oxidation.
Presenting Author: Kim Ekroos, PhD – Lipidomics Consulting Ltd.
Presenting Author: ZIXUAN GU, PhD (he/him/his) – NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
Co-Author: BINGCAN CHEN, PhD (he/him/his) – NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
Presenting Author: Marc Pignitter, PhD – University of Vienna, Physiological Chemistry
Co-Author: Fawzan Aurum – University of Vienna
Co-Author: Matthias Strauss – University of Vienna
Co-Author: Yifan Bao, MSc – University of Vienna
Co-Author: Julia Rogozinski – University of Vienna
Co-Author: Lukas Meusburger – University of Vienna
Co-Author: Christiane Ott – German Institute of Human Nutrition
Co-Author: Markus Gassner – University of Vienna
Co-Author: Daniel König – University of Vienna
Co-Author: Tilman Grune – German Institute of Human Nutrition