Advances in Metabolic Studies in Plant Extraction
A special issue of Metabolites (ISSN 2218-1989). This special issue belongs to the section "Plant Metabolism".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 July 2022) | Viewed by 14338
Special Issue Editor
Interests: mass spectrometry; chromatography; LC-MS; method development; natural product chemistry; tandem mass spectrometry; chemical analysis; bioanalytical mass spectrometry; bioanalytical chemistry; ESI; analytical method development; LC-MS/MS; environmental analytical chemistry; ESI-MS
Special Issue Information
Dear colleagues,
Today, plant extracts are a huge source of new physiologically active substances. Plants are convenient model objects for studying metabolic processes.
The development of modern analytical methods opens up endless possibilities for a detailed understanding of the processes occurring in plants. Metabolomics and metabolomic analysis of plant extracts requires increasing attention as a high impact research area.
This special issue of Metabolites "Advances in Metabolic Studies in Plant Extraction," will be dedicated not only to in-depth applications of metabolomics techniques to the plant extracts investigation, but also application of wide range analytical techniques based on Chromatography, Mass Spectrometry and Spectroscopy (including NMR and FT-IR, not exclusively), for metabolites pathway and metabolites roles research both from a fundamental as well as an applied point of view. The topics that will be covered by this special issue include (not exclusively): the metabolomic analysis, data analysis for metabolomic investigation for plant materials, the mathematical modeling of plant metabolism, metabolite imaging, and applications in quality control, process engineering, and regulatory science and all areas of herbalomics and structure elucidation for plant isolated metabolites. Important area of interest is development of sample pretreatment techniques for plant metabolites analysis. Environmental pollutant metabolites in plants and their accumulation are also in area of interest. Manuscripts dealing with other challenging issues are also highly desired.
Prof. Dr. Igor А. Rodin
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Metabolomics
- Plant material
- Target analysis
- Untarget Analysis
- Profiling
- Hyphenated techniques
- Metabolomic pathways
- Quality control
- Imaging
- Herbalomics
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