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Fig. 3. HPLC separation of major molecular species of (A)
glycerophosphoethanolamines (GPEtns) and (B) glycerophosphocholines (GPChols)
of P. apeterus thoracic muscle tissue. The upper most trace (in A and
B) shows total GPEtn and GPChol fractions and the lower traces show individual
ion masses (molecules), as they were extracted using the MS ion trap. Note
that a relative y axis are used in all chromatograms, where the
highest peak is taken as 100% response. That is why the signal/noise is
relatively low in the rare species, e.g. 16:0/18:1-GPChol. For quantification
purposes, the areas under chromatographic peaks of individual molecular
species derived from a total chromatogram (upper traces) were compared.