2014
DOI: 10.1002/rcm.6865
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LipidMiner: a software for automated identification and quantification of lipids from multiple liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry data files

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“…In general, these tools use the fragment information generated by CID to identify and quantify lipid species and chain lengths. Typical representatives of these tools are LipidFinder [132,133], LipidQA (data-dependent tools) [134], LipidMiner (for LC-MS data) [135], and LipidSearch (a commercial software). LipidFinder is a recently developed online tool that facilitates the automated search for LIPID MAPS for lipid identification and statistics.…”
Section: Lipid Databases and Identification Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, these tools use the fragment information generated by CID to identify and quantify lipid species and chain lengths. Typical representatives of these tools are LipidFinder [132,133], LipidQA (data-dependent tools) [134], LipidMiner (for LC-MS data) [135], and LipidSearch (a commercial software). LipidFinder is a recently developed online tool that facilitates the automated search for LIPID MAPS for lipid identification and statistics.…”
Section: Lipid Databases and Identification Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To minimize the possibility of errors, these programs are usually equipped with various filters to eliminate unwanted matches; some of them allow the use of rule-based identification. Below, are the most popular commercial and free available ones used for these purposes: Lipid View [186], Lipid Search [177], SimLipid [187], LipidXplorer [188], LipiDex [189], LIMSA [190], Lipidyzer [191], Lipid Data Analyzer [192], LipidQA [193], CEU Mass Mediator [194], LipidLama [195], LipidMatch [196], LipidMiner [197], dGOT-MS [198], ALEX [199], The Lipid Annotation Service (LAS) [200], and LOBSTAHS [201]. Thus, the data accumulated over many years make the non-targeted approach simpler, and therefore more popular among researchers.…”
Section: Programs and Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…LipidMiner [ 65 ] supports LC-MS/MS DDA data and uses the LIPID MAPS structure database as its library for lipid identification using a rule-based approach. It is implemented in Python and C# and provides input from Thermo raw files.…”
Section: Software For Lipid Identification From Mass Spectrometrymentioning
confidence: 99%