A database of Ion Mobility CCS values
The Lipidomic Ion Mobility database was developed in collaboration with the McLean research group at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN who have generated a repository (The Unified Compendium) of experimentally acquired CCS values obtained from traceable molecular standards and measured with drift tube-mass spectrometers. The initial database was created by mapping a subset of 835 lipid measurements to the LIPID MAPS® classification system and contains representatives from 7 of the 8 major lipid categories. We recently expanded the database to include data provided by the Griffin lab at the University of Cambridge, UK, who acquired 47 Fatty Acids, for which a total of 268 conformers could be detected.
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