LipidMatch Flow 3.1 and LipidMatch 3.1 Released

New features for LipidMatch 3.1:
1) Double the libraries by incorporating MS-DIAL libraries (thank you Hiroshi and team – A lipidome atlas in MS-DIAL 4 | Nature Biotechnology)     Other library additions: 

> monolysocardiolipin (MLCL) and dilysocardiolipin (DLCL) and edited some of the glycerophospholipids (thank you Jong Cheol Lee and team – Simultaneous Relative Quantification of Various Polyglycerophospholipids with Isotope-Labeled Methylation by Nanoflow Ultrahigh    Performance Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry | Analytical Chemistry (acs.org))     

> cholesterol minus water (thank you Yashwant Kumar, THSTI, India)     > SPLASH mix MS/MS (Manoj Khadka, Emory University, US)   

 > Testing and library improvements (Michael P. Napolitano, Alan Maschek, and others)   

 > Many more, thank you community! Contact me with new libraries or if I forgot to mention you!

2) Now you can modify the blank filtering parameters in the GUI now, and have the option for no blank filtering (thank you Yang Li, Consultant, US)

3) Now it also appends all possible annotations for more “non-targeted screening” by looking for any hits with an exact mass and any fragment (Thank you Paul Stelben, Yale University, US)

4) It appends fragments used for confirmation and the related files in separate columns for more transparency (Thank you Paul Stelben, Yale University, US)

5) A multicore Linux version is also available, not heavily tested – see: LipidMatch_Modular/Additional_Tools/LipidMatch.mc (Thank you Jens Kristian Munk, email <jens.kristian.munk@regionh.dk> with any issues)