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The study aims to evaluate the limitations of traditional lipidomics and explore emerging microextraction and microsampling strategies.

March 18, 2026Canadian Journal of Chemistry

Microextraction and Microsampling Strategies in Lipidomics: Current Trends and Opportunities

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ACArianna CirilloConcordia University DVDajana VuckovicConcordia University

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This review surveys microextraction and microsampling strategies to enhance lipid analysis in clinical and preclinical settings, suggesting improved workflows.

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The study aims to evaluate the limitations of traditional lipidomics and explore emerging microextraction and microsampling strategies.
Survey of current microextraction and microsampling techniques
Comparison of solid-phase microextraction with dried blood/plasma spots and volumetric absorptive microsampling
Evaluation of practical applications in lipidomics across various settings
Solid-phase microextraction minimizes contamination and improves analyte stability
Microsampling techniques facilitate decentralized self-collection and broader population reach
Approaches support longitudinal metabolic phenotyping with minimal invasiveness

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Cirillo et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba44084e9516ffd37a5dab https://doi.org/10.1139/cjc-2025-0253

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This review surveys microextraction and microsampling strategies to enhance lipid analysis in clinical and preclinical settings, suggesting improved workflows.

Microextraction and Microsampling Strategies in Lipidomics: Current Trends and Opportunities

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Microextraction and Microsampling Strategies in Lipidomics: Current Trends and Opportunities

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