Modified 3-pH Bligh-Dyer Extraction for Comprehensive Metabolomics of Tissue and Cell Culture Samples: Notes: 1.Alternatively, for softer tissues, like.

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Modified 3-pH Bligh-Dyer Extraction for Comprehensive Metabolomics of Tissue and Cell Culture Samples: Notes: 1.Alternatively, for softer tissues, like brain, use tissue homogenizer. 2.If tissue is very watery, factor this into the total amount of water added. 3.The duration of this sonication is tissue dependent. For tougher tissues, such as muscle, sonicate longer. Add 1 part CHCl 3 for a total solution ratio of 1:2:0.8 of CHCl 3, MeOH, and H 2 O Weigh solid biological sample Sonicate 3-5 times for 1s each time 3 Add 1 part H 2 O Vortex Add 1 part CHCl 3 for a final solution ratio of 2:2:1.8 CHCl 3, MeOH, and H 2 O Vortex Centrifuge 30 minutes, 4 °C, 5000 rpm Save and dry down the organic phase (bottom layer) for lipidomic studies. This is Organic Phase 1. Save and dry down the aqueous phase (top layer). This is Aqueous Phase 1. Transfer sample, adding 2 parts MeOH, 0.8 parts H 2 O, with internal standards, for a total volume of ~ 1 mL. 2 This quenches metabolic activity. Use Duall tissue grinder to further break down sample Keeping cold, incubate & vortex the sample Save the protein disc (middle layer) for protein quantitation and proteomics if desired. This is Protein Disc 1. This is the stopping point for a single pH Bligh-Dyer extraction, suitable for routine metabolomic studies where both hydrophobic and hydrophilic metabolites are of interest. Optionally: Save and dry half the organic phase as Organic Phase 1. Save and dry the other half to continue to an acidic extraction. 2.Acid extraction: resuspend in 2 parts MeOH, 0.8 parts 1% formic acid, pH 2 3.Base extraction: resuspend in 2 parts MeOH, 0.8 parts 2% ammonium hydroxide, pH 9 Vortex Continue with addition of CHCl 3 2.Acid extraction: Save and dry down the aqueous (top layer), this is Aqueous Phase 2. Among other things, it contains the polar head groups of some lipids, creating some artificial metabolites. Keep it separate from Aqueous Phase 1. Save the protein disc if it exists for quantitation. This is Protein Disc 2. Save and dry down half of the organic phase (bottom layer), this is Organic Phase 2. This will contain lipids that have been stripped of their polar head groups. Save and dry the other half to continue to a basic extraction. 3.Base extraction: Save and dry down the aqueous (top layer), this is Aqueous Phase 3. Keep it separate from Aqueous Phases 1 & 2. Save the protein disc if it exists for quantitation. This is Protein Disc 3. The bottom layer, Organic Phase 3, will be a sludge containing saponified lipids. It will be analytically useless. Discard it. This completes the modified, 3-pH Bligh-Dyer extraction. When ready for analysis, combine All Aqueous Phases and reconstitute in mobile phase A of the intended chromatography (for example, HILIC, mixed-mode, or ANP). Likewise, combine Organic Phase 1 & Organic Phase 2 in mobile phase A of the intended chromatography (most likely reverse-phase). For more explanation of the advantages of the 3-pH Bligh-Dyer extraction, please see Agilent Technologies application note Tissue samples start here: Cell culture samples start here: If samples were frozen, bring up in coldest possible ice bath, for example a dry ice/MeOH bath.

Modified 3-pH Bligh-Dyer Extraction for Comprehensive Metabolomics of Fluid or Media Samples: Add 1 part CHCl 3 for a total solution ratio of 1:2:0.8 of CHCl 3, MeOH, and H 2 O Fluid or Culture Media start here: Measure desired volume of sample. This will be equivalent to 0.8 parts for the extraction procedure. 1 Sonicate 3-5 times for 1s each time 3 Add 1 part H 2 O Vortex Add 1 part CHCl 3 for a final solution ratio of 2:2:1.8 CHCl 3, MeOH, and H 2 O Vortex Centrifuge 30 minutes, 4 °C, 5000 rpm Save and dry down the organic phase (bottom layer) for lipidomic studies. This is Organic Phase 1. Save and dry down the aqueous phase (top layer). This is Aqueous Phase 1. Keeping cold, incubate & vortex the sample Save the protein disc (middle layer) for protein quantitation. This is Protein Disc 1. This is the stopping point for a single pH Bligh-Dyer extraction, suitable for routine metabolomic studies where both hydrophobic and hydrophilic metabolites are of interest. Optionally: Save and dry half the organic phase as Organic Phase 1. Save and dry the other half to continue to an acidic extraction. 2.Acid extraction: resuspend in 2 parts MeOH, 0.8 parts 1% formic acid, pH 2 3.Base extraction: resuspend in 2 parts MeOH, 0.8 parts 2% ammonium hydroxide, pH 9 Vortex Continue with addition of CHCl 3 2.Acid extraction: Save and dry down the aqueous (top layer), this is Aqueous Phase 2. Among other things, it contains the polar head groups of some lipids, creating some artificial metabolites. Keep it separate from Aqueous Phase 1. Save the protein disc if it exists for quantitation. This is Protein Disc 2. Save and dry down half of the organic phase (bottom layer), this is Organic Phase 2. This will contain lipids that have been stripped of their polar head groups. Save and dry the other half to continue to a basic extraction. 3.Base extraction: Save and dry down the aqueous (top layer), this is Aqueous Phase 3. Keep it separate from Aqueous Phases 1 & 2. Save the protein disc if it exists for quantitation. This is Protein Disc 3. The bottom layer, Organic Phase 3, will be a sludge containing saponified lipids. It will be analytically useless. Discard it. This completes the modified, 3-pH Bligh-Dyer extraction. When ready for analysis, combine All Aqueous Phases and reconstitute in mobile phase A of the intended chromatography (for example, HILIC, mixed-mode, or ANP). Likewise, combine Organic Phase 1 & Organic Phase 2 in mobile phase A of the intended chromatography (most likely reverse-phase). For more explanation of the advantages of the 3-pH Bligh-Dyer extraction, please see Agilent Technologies application note Add 2 parts MeOH for a total volume of ~ 1 mL. 2 This quenches metabolic activity. The MeOH:sample ratio will be 2:0.8. Freeze at -80 °C if necessary. If samples were frozen, bring up in coldest possible ice bath, for example a dry ice/MeOH bath.