Bits & Bites #3: Skyline: Getting Started with Targeted Metabolomics Data Processing
Date & Time: April 24, 2025, from 9 am to 1 pm PT
Registration & Payment: here
Hosted by: UC Davis West Coast Metabolomics Center (Davis, CA)
Location: Online
Instructor: Dr. Christopher Ashwood, Protea Glycosciences
Required Software: Skyline (https://skyline.ms/skyline64.url)
Participant prerequisites: Basic understanding of LC-MS and method design (targeted and untargeted methods)
Level: Intermediate
Short description of the course: Skyline is a freely available, vendor-neutral software that facilitates targeted qualitative and quantitative analysis of both protein and small-molecule mass spectrometry data. Using hands-on tutorials, we will provide best practices on analyzing metabolomics LC-MS data with Skyline including iterative and sensitive targeted method development, small molecule target confirmation at both the MS1 and MS/MS levels, and analyte quantification using internal calibrants and external calibration curves.
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