Isomer-resolved lipidomics for analysis of human prostate tumours and cancer cell lines
Reuben S. E. Young(University of Wollongong), Stephen J. Blanksby(University of Wollongong), Andrew P. Bowman(Maastricht University), Kaylyn D. Tousignant(Translational Research Institute), Venkateswara R. Narreddula(Queensland University of Technology), Elizabeth D. Williams(Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia), Ron M. A. Heeren(Maastricht University), David T. Marshall, Shane R. Ellis(University of Wollongong), Charles Bidgood(Translational Research Institute), Martin C. Sadowski(University of Bern), Colleen C. Nelson(Queensland Theological College), Rajesh Gupta(Queensland University of Technology), Berwyck L. J. Poad(Queensland University of Technology)
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