Fiehn library

The Fiehn Library is a mass spectral and retention index library for comprehensive metabolic profiling. The library comprises over 1000 identified metabohtes that are currently screened by the Fiehn laboratory. The compound list is continually extended. The Fiehn mass spectral library is commercially available for GC-quadrupole mass spectrometers from Agilent Technologies, and for GC-TOF mass spectrometers from Leco Corporation, see http //fiehnlab.ucdavis.edu/Metabolite-Library-2007/... [Pg.384]

LipidBlast is a library containing tandem mass spectra in the product-ion mode created in silico, validated to a great extent, and maintained by the Fiehn laboratory at University of California-Davis. LipidBlast contains a total of 212,516 tandem mass spectra for 119,200 different lipids in 26 lipid classes [7]. This library is freely available for commercial and noncommercial use at http //fiehnlab.ucdavis.edu/projects/ LipidBlast/. [Pg.129]

The identification of metabolites is based on the characteristic El fragmentation patterns as well as on retention time (RT). The mass spectrum identification is facilitated by searching large data bases with NIST, Wiley or dedicated collections of mass spectra like the Fiehn metabolite spectrum library, or already available in-house metabolite databases, which are linked seamlessly into the search procedure. [Pg.653]

FiehnLib (Fiehn Metabolome library) http //fiehnlab. ucdavis. edu/proj ects/F iehnLib/ index html... [Pg.182]

Big Chemical Encyclopedia