Metabolites,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
10(12), P. 518 - 518
Published: Dec. 20, 2020
River
corridor
metabolomes
reflect
organic
matter
(OM)
processing
that
drives
aquatic
biogeochemical
cycles.
Recent
work
highlights
the
power
of
ultrahigh-resolution
mass
spectrometry
for
understanding
metabolome
composition
and
river
metabolism.
However,
there
have
been
no
studies
on
global
chemogeography
surface
water
sediment
using
techniques.
Here,
we
describe
a
community
science
effort
from
Worldwide
Hydrobiogeochemistry
Observation
Network
Dynamic
Systems
(WHONDRS)
consortium
to
characterize
in
span
multiple
stream
orders
biomes.
We
distribution
key
aspects
including
elemental
groups,
chemical
classes,
indices,
inferred
biochemical
transformations.
show
significantly
differ
across
are
more
rich
variable.
also
use
transformations
identify
core
metabolic
processes
shared
among
sediment.
Finally,
observe
significant
spatial
variation
metabolites
between
rivers
eastern
western
portions
contiguous
United
States.
Our
not
only
provides
basis
patterns
cycles
but
demonstrates
endeavors
can
enable
research
projects
unfeasible
with
traditional
models.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
55(14), P. 9637 - 9656
Published: July 7, 2021
The
biogeochemical
cycling
of
soil
organic
matter
(SOM)
plays
a
central
role
in
regulating
health,
water
quality,
carbon
storage,
and
greenhouse
gas
emissions.
Thus,
many
studies
have
been
conducted
to
reveal
how
anthropogenic
climate
variables
affect
sequestration
nutrient
cycling.
Among
the
analytical
techniques
used
better
understand
speciation
transformation
SOM,
Fourier
transform
ion
cyclotron
resonance
mass
spectrometry
(FTICR
MS)
is
only
technique
that
has
sufficient
resolving
power
separate
accurately
assign
elemental
compositions
individual
SOM
molecules.
global
increase
application
FTICR
MS
address
complexity
highlighted
challenges
opportunities
associated
with
sample
preparation,
analysis,
spectral
interpretation.
Here,
we
provide
critical
review
recent
strategies
for
characterization
by
emphasis
on
collection,
data
Data
processing
visualization
methods
are
presented
suggested
workflows
detail
considerations
needed
molecular
information
derived
from
MS.
Finally,
highlight
current
research
gaps,
biases,
future
directions
improve
our
understanding
chemistry
within
terrestrial
ecosystems.
Carbon Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
1(1)
Published: June 18, 2022
Abstract
Exploring
the
source,
transformation
pathways,
and
fate
of
natural
organic
matter
(NOM)
is
critical
to
understanding
regional/global
carbon
cycle
budget.
The
dissolved
fraction
NOM,
i.e.,
(DOM),
a
complex
mixture
resulting
from
plant,
animal
microbial
plays
crucial
role
in
many
biogeochemical
processes
at
land-ocean-atmosphere
interfaces.
advance
Fourier
transform
ion
cyclotron
resonance
mass
spectrometer
(FT-ICR
MS)
makes
detailed
characterization
DOM
molecular
level
possible.
On
other
hand,
elucidation
sample
also
presents
significant
analytical
challenges,
these
challenges
act
as
driving
force
for
instrumentation
methodology
development
on
FT-ICR
MS.
This
review
article
has
been
written
aid
those
working
biogeochemistry,
environmental
atmospheric
chemistry,
related
areas
which
investigate
elemental
cycles
transformations.
First,
fundamental
theory,
historical
perspective,
recent
advances
field
have
introduced.
geological
samples
continues
present
it
become
experimental
methods.
These
achievements
analysis
had
an
impact
upon
fields
science,
geochemistry,
chemistry.
Next,
varieties
applications
MS
described,
followed
by
our
view
future
this
technique
earth
science
research.
We
believe
that
covers
essential
pairing
collectively
offers
geochemical
scientists
substantial
resource
their
Graphical
abstract
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
57(16), P. 6703 - 6711
Published: April 11, 2023
Predicting
the
formation
of
photochemically
produced
reactive
intermediates
(PPRI)
during
irradiation
dissolved
organic
matter
(DOM)
has
remained
challenging
given
complex
nature
this
material
and
differences
in
PPRI
mechanisms.
We
investigate
role
DOM
composition
photoreactivity
using
48
samples
that
span
range
freshwater
systems
wastewater.
relate
quantum
yields
for
excited
triplet-state
(fTMP),
singlet
oxygen
(Φ1O2),
hydroxylating
species
(Φ•OH)
to
determined
spectroscopy,
Fourier-transform
ion
cyclotron
resonance
mass
spectrometry,
electron-donating
capacity
(EDC).
fTMP
Φ1O2
follow
similar
trends
are
correlated
with
bulk
properties
derived
from
UV–vis
spectra
EDC.
In
contrast,
no
individual
property
can
be
used
predict
Φ•OH.
At
molecular
level,
subset
is
positively
both
Φ•OH
EDC
distinct
formulas
related
Φ1O2,
demonstrating
•OH
1O2
formed
different
fractions.
Multiple
linear
regressions
each
parameters
multiple
techniques,
complementary
methods
ideal
characterizing
because
technique
only
a
DOM.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
58(10), P. 4637 - 4647
Published: March 1, 2024
Marine
dissolved
organic
matter
(DOM)
is
an
important
component
of
the
global
carbon
cycle,
yet
its
intricate
composition
and
sea
salt
matrix
pose
major
challenges
for
chemical
analysis.
We
introduce
a
direct
injection,
reversed-phase
liquid
chromatography
ultrahigh
resolution
mass
spectrometry
approach
to
analyze
marine
DOM
without
need
solid-phase
extraction.
Effective
separation
achieved
with
large
chromatographic
column
extended
isocratic
aqueous
step.
Postcolumn
dilution
sample
flow
buffer-free
solvents
implementing
counter
gradient
reduced
buildup
in
ion
source
resulted
excellent
repeatability.
With
this
method,
over
5,500
unique
molecular
formulas
were
detected
from
just
5.5
nmol
100
μL
filtered
Arctic
Ocean
seawater.
observed
highly
linear
detector
response
variable
concentrations
high
robustness
against
matrix.
Compared
extracted
DOM,
our
injection
method
demonstrated
superior
sensitivity
heteroatom-containing
DOM.
The
analysis
seawater
offers
fast
simple
preparation
avoids
fractionation
introduced
by
facilitates
studies
environments,
where
only
minimal
volume
available
e.g.
sediment
pore
water,
ice
cores,
or
permafrost
soil
solution.
small
requirement
also
supports
higher
spatial
(e.g.,
soils)
temporal
culture
experiments).
Chromatographic
adds
further
information
formulas,
enhancing
understanding
biogeochemistry,
chemodiversity,
ecological
processes.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 17, 2024
The
diversity
of
intrinsic
traits
different
organic
matter
molecules
makes
it
challenging
to
predict
how
they,
and
therefore
the
global
carbon
cycle,
will
respond
climate
change.
Here
we
develop
an
indicator
compositional-level
environmental
response
for
dissolved
quantify
aggregated
individual
that
positively
negatively
associate
with
warming.
We
apply
assess
thermal
sediment
in
480
aquatic
microcosms
along
nutrient
gradients
on
three
Eurasian
mountainsides.
Organic
consistently
temperature
change
within
across
contrasting
zones.
At
a
compositional
level,
warmer
sites
has
stronger
shows
functional
reorganization
towards
lower
thermodynamic
favorability
microbial
decomposition.
is
more
sensitive
warming
at
higher
nutrients,
increased
sensitivity
up
22%
each
additional
1
mg
L
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
57(7), P. 2981 - 2991
Published: Feb. 7, 2023
The
interactions
between
dissolved
organic
matter
(DOM)
and
iron
(Fe)
oxyhydroxide
are
crucial
in
regulating
the
biogeochemical
cycling
of
nutrients
elements,
including
preservation
carbon
soils.
mechanisms
DOM
molecular
assembly
on
mineral
surfaces
have
been
extensively
studied
at
mesoscale
with
equilibrium
experiments,
yet
molecular-level
evolution
DOM-mineral
interface
under
dynamic
interaction
conditions
is
not
fully
understood.
Here,
we
designed
a
microfluidic
reactor
coupled
an
online
solid
phase
extraction
(SPE)-LC-QTOF
MS
system
to
continually
monitor
changes
composition
during
flowing
contact
Fe
circumneutral
pH,
which
simulates
soil
minerals
interacting
constant
input.
Time-series
UV-visible
absorption
spectra
mass
spectrometry
data
showed
that
after
aromatic
moieties
were
first
preferentially
sequestered
by
pristine
surface,
adsorption
nonaromatic
molecules
greater
hydrophobicity,
lower
acidity,
weights
(<400)
from
new
solutions
was
favored.
This
accompanied
transition
surface
chemistry-dominated
organic-organic
interaction-dominated
adsorption.
These
findings
provide
direct
evidence
zonal
model
taking
dynamics
interfacial
into
consideration.
study
also
shows
microfluidics
high-resolution
(HRMS)
promising
experimental
platform
for
probing
microscale
environmental
integrating
situ
reactions,
sample
pretreatment,
automatic
analysis.
Limnology and Oceanography Methods,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(6), P. 320 - 333
Published: May 10, 2023
Abstract
Fourier
ion
cyclotron
resonance
mass
spectrometry
(FT‐ICR
MS),
one
of
the
state‐of‐the‐art
ultrahigh‐resolution
techniques,
is
widely
used
in
dissolved
organic
matter
(DOM)
research.
As
research
that
focuses
on
identifying
DOM
molecular
fingerprints
increases
tremendously,
there
and
will
be
an
urgent
need
to
compare
among
studies.
Different
groups
usually
use
various
types
data
processing
interpretation
strategies.
It
critical
explore
if
different
strategies
impact
comparability
FT‐ICR
MS
results
their
biogeochemical
interpretations.
To
address
this
question,
we
selected
samples
along
a
freshwater‐to‐marine
continuum
measured
by
negative‐ion
mode
electrospray
ionization
MS.
We
interpreted
raw
using
strategies,
compared
evaluated
strategy‐induced
effects
Our
show
total
3827
formulas
account
for
91.6%
±
4.1%
(on
average)
intensity
are
assigned
all
while
6521
8.4%
not
commonly
three
conclude
(i)
do
significantly
affect
geochemical
stories
relied
composition,
(ii)
comparison
based
gives
more
reliable
than
formular
number
alone.
Moreover,
also
provide
(by
our
strategies)
community
interpretation.
aim
call
attention
improving
facilitating
integration
composition
global