Shows improved lipid imaging in brain tissue, indicating new insights into glycosphingolipid roles in disease.
onto slides for tissue thaw-mounting, on-tissue capture-epoxidation was completed within 5 min. With a two-step ambient liquid extraction MS/MS imaging workflow, epoxidized phospholipids and glycosphingolipids on tissue were imaged separately in each step. Compared with the conventional method, this strategy substantially improved the lipid coverage of isomer-differentiated MSI by 7-fold in brain tissue, especially for glycolipids or sphingolipids (27 vs 0). This work illuminates the inaccessible spatial landscape of glycosphingolipid C═C isomers, opening new avenues for understanding their roles in brain function and disease.
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