Revolutions in lipid isomer resolution: application of ultra-high resolution ion mobility to reveal lipid diversity
Berwyck L. J. Poad(Queensland University of Technology), Stephen J. Blanksby(University of Wollongong), Michael C. Pfrunder(Queensland University of Technology), Reuben S. E. Young(University of Wollongong), Mark Ritchie(Waters (United States)), Tyren M. Dodgen, Lachlan J. Jekimovs(Queensland University of Technology), David L. Marshall(Queensland University of Technology), Felicia Hansen(Queensland University of Technology), Therese M. Fulloon(Queensland University of Technology), Stephen Wong(Pacific Environment), Puttandon Wongsomboon(Queensland University of Technology)
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