Lipidomic profile of meningiomas harboring different NF2 mutation status
Abstract
Introduction:
Meningiomas
are
mainly
benign
brain
tumors,
but
they
can
evolve
to
higher
grades.
The
phenomena
of
these
changes
not
well-known.
Therefore,
more
basic
research
is
needed.
This
study
attempted
assess
the
lipidome
profile
in
meningiomas
harboring
different
NF2
mutation
statuses
(wildtype
and
mutated).
Solid-phase
microextraction
(SPME)
probes
were
used
sample
extract
metabolites
reduce
invasiveness
lipidomic
analysis.
Objectives:
aimed
select
set
lipids
distinguishing
with
genotypes
using
two
chromatography
methods
(hydrophilic
interaction
(HILIC)
reversed-phase
(RPLC)
ionization
modes.
Methods:
Brain
tumors
obtained
during
neurosurgical
procedures.
Then,
sampling
SPME
fibers
was
performed
directly
after
lesion
excision.
After
collecting
whole
batch
samples,
desorption
an
isopropanol-methanol
solution
performed.
Subsequently,
instrumental
analysis
carried
out
liquid
coupled
high-resolution
mass
spectrometry.
remaining
part
stored
as
paraffin
tissue
blocks,
then
genetic
testing
determine
presence
mutations
gene.
Results:
Genetic
profiling
revealed
that
most
lesions
had
a
A
wide
range
analytes
extracted
from
studied
probes,
it
possible
26
crucial
tumor
differentiation.
It
also
observed
combination
detected
than
one
mode
increased
differentiation
mutant
wildtype
which
presented
by
high
sensitivity
specificity
prepared
models.
Conclusions:
spectrometry,
be
successfully
applied
screening
NF
statuses.
Research Square (Research Square), Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2025
Язык: Английский