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<p>Lipidomics results and analysis.</p> Emily A. Dickie (9732841) Stefan K. Weidt (13876669) Jennifer Haggarty (21392438) Gavin Blackburn (2111572) Mary K. Doherty (1892476) Ryan Ritchie (449213) Edith Paxton (5480174) Simon Young (684) Phillip D. Whitfield (1892482) Terry K. Smith (112550) Liam J. Morrison (9300330) Michael P. Barrett (167748) Pieter C. Steketee (10024552) Biochemistry Medicine Microbiology Cell Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Ecology unified biological understanding ms lipidomics analyses likely carries implications developing experimental systems comparative lipidomic profiling african animal trypanosomosis trypanosome membrane biology one health approach bloodstream form parasites novel medium formulation relative lipidomic profiles human african trypanosomiasis div >< p clinically relevant species novel therapeutics effective urgently required pan trypanosoma brucei </ species culture systems lipidomic profiles human health african trypanosomes permits effective parasites synthesise lipid biology brucei </ vitro </ congolense </ untargeted lc typically cultured thereby removing supplemented culture species therapies species revealed species chemotherapeutics significant differences severely hindered saharan africa relatively absent pufas ). profound impacts primary cause pathogen interactions observations indicate metabolic distinctions <p>Microsoft Excel spreadsheet containing all detected and annotated lipids as well as the final dataset used to generate all figures. Separate worksheets are filtered to show only the significant hits obtained via three two-way comparisons: TbFBS vs TcoGS, TbFBS vs TcoFBS and TcoGS vs TcoFBS.</p> <p>(XLSX)</p> 2026-09-24T18:01:59Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pntd.0014771.s008 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Lipidomics_results_and_analysis_p_/33989125 CC BY 4.0