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Mass spectrometry (MS) is currently the most utilized analytical instrument for evaluating the metabolite composition of a biological sample at both the qualitative and quantitative level. The exponential growth of raw data generated through increasingly versatile mass spectrometers requires sophisticated algorithms to process and visualize the raw data to address biological questions. The structural and quantitative diversity of a single species’ metabolome (e.g. all metabolite species) under different experimental conditions itself forms a very large and complex dataset to analyze. We have developed a free, Java-based metabolomics application “Metabolite Imager” ( www.metaboliteimager.com ) that enables customized analysis and visualization of the metabolite distributions in tissues acquired through MS-based imaging approaches. Metabolite Imager algorithms perform customized targeted searching of metabolites through user-defined and publicly-available databases enabling the analysis of spatial distributions of large metabolite numbers in tissue sections. Metabolite Imager’s automated, two-dimensional image generator has several customizable features for producing high-resolution images. Additional Metabolite Imager algorithms support identifying targeted and unknown detected metabolites in selected tissue regions using spatially-based enrichment analysis that could impact metabolic engineering strategies. Co-localization algorithms of metabolites and selected ions by m/z enable analysis of precursor-product relationships in situ that will be important for expanding the biological context of metabolic pathways.
Metabolomics – Springer Journals
Published: Aug 15, 2013
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