Plant metabolomics requires that as many metabolites as possible are extracted to obtain a reliable picture of the sample under study. Therefore, sample preparation plays a crucial role. In recent years, several efforts have been made to improve the environmental friendliness of sample preparation, including in the plant sector. However, the environmental friendliness of a method cannot be evaluated without also considering its productivity and, more importantly, its analytical performance to ensure not only environmental friendliness but also the “sustainability” of sample preparation approaches.
From “Green” to “Sustainable” Sample Preparation in Omics Studies in the Natural Product Field: Case Studies Dealing with Cannabis sativa L.
Cagliero Cecilia
2023-01-01
Abstract
Plant metabolomics requires that as many metabolites as possible are extracted to obtain a reliable picture of the sample under study. Therefore, sample preparation plays a crucial role. In recent years, several efforts have been made to improve the environmental friendliness of sample preparation, including in the plant sector. However, the environmental friendliness of a method cannot be evaluated without also considering its productivity and, more importantly, its analytical performance to ensure not only environmental friendliness but also the “sustainability” of sample preparation approaches.File in questo prodotto:
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