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Day 4, June 25（Wed.）　

Room P (Maesato East, Foyer, Ocean Wing)

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Optimising the Single Cell Pipeline using a Multi-Reflecting Q-Tof Platform

(¹Nihon Waters K.K., ²University of Surrey, ³Waters Corporation)
^oThanai Paxton¹, Scarlet Ferrinho², Lee Gethings³, Nyasha Munjoma³, Paul Townsend², Olivier Cexus², David Heywood³, Robert Plumb³, Preeti Mourya², Shazneil Briones², Clare Mills², Matt Spick²

The development of cutting-edge mass spectrometers with high levels of sensitivity and resolution has led to single-cell OMICs gaining significant momentum in recent years. Now, previously unanswerable questions can be probed through the distinct measurements of single cells in lieu of a bulk cell average. However, there remains infinite scope for optimisation in single cell OMIC techniques, from sample collection to data analysis. Here we investigate, optimise and present a single cell lipidomic workflow, established with cultured human cell lines using liquid chromatography (LC) coupled to the Xevo™ MRT mass spectrometer (MS).

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