Reuben S. E. Young

This study characterizes the dynamic lipidome changes in human neutrophils during NETosis and identifies phospholipid lipase networks as key regulators.

This paper introduces a subcellular mass spectrometry imaging technique that enhances lipid and nucleotide detection using transmission geometry ambient laser desorption and plasma ionisation.

This study identifies cis-vaccenic acid as a critical oncogenic factor in prostate cancer, showing it rescues cell viability loss from SCD1 inhibition and promotes growth.

The paper introduces a high-throughput workflow for characterizing sn-isomer lipidomes, identifying more sn-isomer pairs and revealing differences between cell lines.

OzFAD uses ozonolysis with LC-MS to discover new unsaturated fatty acids in human samples, doubling identified plasma fatty acids and revealing non-canonical double bond positions.