Event Date
Event Date
Location
Online
Bits & Bites # 04: Quantification in Metabolomics: Tools for Robustness *New Course*
Date: May 9, 2024
Instructor: Dr. Huaxu Yu, UC Davis
Registration & Payment: https://na.eventscloud.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=779095&
Required Software: None
Participant prerequisites: None
Level: Introductory
Description Metabolomics, renowned for its broad, untargeted exploration of metabolites, holds immense value. Yet, targeted metabolomics and precise quantification are equally vital. Professionals across fields like pharmacology and medicine heavily depend on accurate quantification. This short course focuses on classical quantitation within targeted metabolomics, focusing on critical aspects like selectivity, accuracy, and LOD/LOQ. We'll navigate challenges like dealing with adducts and in-source fragmentation. Additionally, we’ll discuss the nuances between targeted and untargeted metabolomics, shedding light on essential concepts such as normalization techniques and what to consider when doing one or the other.
Date: May 9, 2024
Instructor: Dr. Huaxu Yu, UC Davis
Registration & Payment: https://na.eventscloud.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=779095&
Required Software: None
Participant prerequisites: None
Level: Introductory
Description Metabolomics, renowned for its broad, untargeted exploration of metabolites, holds immense value. Yet, targeted metabolomics and precise quantification are equally vital. Professionals across fields like pharmacology and medicine heavily depend on accurate quantification. This short course focuses on classical quantitation within targeted metabolomics, focusing on critical aspects like selectivity, accuracy, and LOD/LOQ. We'll navigate challenges like dealing with adducts and in-source fragmentation. Additionally, we’ll discuss the nuances between targeted and untargeted metabolomics, shedding light on essential concepts such as normalization techniques and what to consider when doing one or the other.