LipidCruncher platform makes molecular data analysis more transparent and reproducible
Scientists studying lipids—the fatty molecules that store energy, make up cell membranes and act as signals—produce enormous amounts of information. A single experiment can detect thousands of different lipid molecules, generating long lists of measurements. But knowing what the results mean and bei...
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Scientists studying lipids—the fatty molecules that store energy, make up cell membranes and act as signals—produce enormous amounts of information. A single experiment can detect thousands of different lipid molecules, generating long lists of measurements. But knowing what the results mean and being able to retrace how scientists moved from raw data to their conclusions isn't always easy.
Originally published at Phys.org
