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Program

Overview

Hands-on workshop on targeted metabolomics, untargeted metabolomics and imaging metabolomics for 21-30 students and postdoctoral scientists. Three sessions of hands-on training, each has 7 – 10 people for 4 hours

Session 1, targeted metabolomics on 4000QTRAP:

  • First hour: lecture on MRM-based targeted metabolomics, including sample prep/metabolite extraction, absolute quantification and relative quantification, protocol on metabolite optimization, and quantitative analysis
  • Second to third hour: each person optimizes a metabolite
  • Last hour: data analysis, and discussion

Session 2, untargeted metabolomics/lipidomics on Orbitrap:

  • First hour: lecture on untargeted metabolomics/lipidomics, including sample prep/metabolite extraction, LC-MS2 and MS3 methodology, software and quantitative analysis etc.
  • Second to third hour: LC-MS 15 min/each run
  • Last hour: data analysis on CD3.1 and lipid search, and discussion

Session 3, imaging metabolomics (spatialOMx) on MALDI-FTICR/timsTOF Flex:

  • First hour: lecture on mass spectrometry imaging, including sample prep, imaging methodology, software and quantitative analysis etc.
  • Second to third hour: Imaging of plant roots and tissue sections
  • Last hour: data analysis, and discussion

Technical symposium is designed to reinforce the hands-on experience and introduce state-of-the-art metabolomics technologies, including single-cell and imaging mass spectrometry, and their applications and potential impact in advancing biological and medical research.

Scientific symposium is designed to focus on discovery and hypothesis-testing research using specific metabolomics technologies in solving important biological questions. Topics related to single-cell metabolomics, multi-omics, discovery of novel natural products, systems biology, and synthetic biology will be covered.

 

Tentative Schedule

May 6 Hands-on Metabolomics Workshop

ICBR Conference Room (ICBR 189), Proteomics Core (ICBR 169), Medicine (Room M641c) and Chemistry Leigh Hall 214

Time Activity   Location
8:00 – 8:30 Check in and coffee 189
8:30 – 8:40 Welcome Introductions

Logistics/Questions

Dr. Sixue Chen

Dr. Sally Assmann

Dr. Tim Garrett

Dr. Boone Prentice

189
8:40 – 9:00 Metabolomics Introduction Dr. Tim Garrett 189
9:00 – 9:15 Three co-current workshop sessions
9:15 –12:00 Session 1: Targeted metabolomics on 4000QTRAP LC-MS/MS

(multiple reaction monitoring)

Dr. Islam Mostafa

Dr. Wei Zhu

Dr. Tim Garrett

169 and M641c
9:15 –12:00 Session 2: Untargeted metabolomics on Orbitrap Fusion LC-MS/MS

(including lipidomics)

Dr. Craig Dufresne; Dr. Kate Erickson Dr. Jin Koh        Dr. Tim Garrett 169 and M641c
9:15 –12:00 Session 3: Imaging metabolomics (spatialOMx) on MALDI FT-ICR/timsTOF Flex Dr. Boone Prentice; Bowen Tan 214
12:00 – 1:30 Lunch discussion (pizza) Dr. Sally Assmann 189
1:30 –5:00 Session 2: Targeted metabolomics on 4000QTRAP LC-MS/MS

(multiple reaction monitoring)

Dr. Islam Mostafa

Dr. Wei Zhu

Dr. Tim Garrett

169 and M641c
1:30 –5:00 Session 3: Untargeted metabolomics on Orbitrap Fusion LC-MS/MS

(including lipidomics)

Dr. Craig Dufresne;  Dr. Kate Erickson Dr. Jin Koh        Dr. Tim Garrett 169 and M641c
1:30 –5:00 Session 1: Imaging metabolomics (spatialOMx) on MALDI FT-ICR/timsTOF Flex Dr. Boone Prentice; Bowen Tan 214
5:00 – 6:30 Dinner (Asian food) pickup 189

May 7 morning Hands-on Metabolomics Workshop

Time Activity   Location
8:00 – 8:30 Breakfast and coffee 189
8:30 – 12:00 Session 3: Targeted metabolomics on 4000QTRAP LC-MS/MS

(multiple reaction monitoring)

Dr. Islam Mostafa                  Dr. Wei Zhu            Dr. Tim Garrett 169 and M641c
8:30 – 12:00 Session 1: Untargeted metabolomics on Orbitrap Fusion LC-MS/MS

(including lipidomics)

Dr. Craig Dufresne Dr. Kate Erickson Dr. Jin Koh              Dr. Tim Garrett 169 and M641c
8:30 – 12:00 Session 2: Imaging metabolomics (spatialOMx) on MALDI FT-ICR/timsTOF Flex Dr. Boone Prentice;       Bowen Tan 214
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch discussion (box lunch) Dr. Sixue Chen 189

 

May 7 afternoon Technical Symposium

Genetics Institute Auditorium, Room 101

Metabolomics Technologies and Applications
1:00 – 2:00 Symposium check in, and putting up poster
2:00 – 2:45 Imaging mass spectrometry in biomedical research Dr. Boone Prentice

University of Florida

2:45 – 3:30 Orbitrap MS in metabolomics applications Dr. Craig Dufresne

Thermo Scientific Inc.

3:30 – 3:45 Break
3:45 – 4:30 TBD
4:30 – 4:50 TBD Student speaker 1
4:50 – 5:10 TBD Student speaker 2
5:10 – 7:00 Mixer, Vendor Show/Poster view

 

May 8 Scientific Symposium, Genetics Institute, Room 451

Time Title Speaker
Morning session (Chair: Dr. Sally Assmann)
8:00 Welcome Dr. Sally Assmann

Penn State University

8:15 Multi-omics of plant stress response TBD
9:00 Metabolomics revealed marine microbial interactions that mediate carbon, sulfur, and energy cycles Dr. Bryn Durham

University of Florida

9:45 Lipidomics of fish response to environmental toxins Dr. Nancy Denslow

University of Florida

10:30 Break (Lower Atrium)
11:00 Using GC-MS to investigate the production and function of maize volatiles in plant-insect interactions Dr. Anna Block

USDA ARS

11:45 Metabolomics of red-light-induced stomatal opening in Arabidopsis thaliana Dr. Sally Assmann

Penn State University

12:30 Lunch, Vendor show and Poster view
Afternoon session I (Chair: Dr. Bryn Durham)
2:00 Crosstalk of acidic phytohormones in plant defense TBD
2:45 TBD (on imaging mass spectrometry) Dr. Tim Garrett

University of Florida

3:30 TBD TBD
4:15 Future of Metabolomics, Discussion Dr. Sixue Chen
5:00 Departure