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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 18.
Published in final edited form as: Anal Chem. 2018 Sep 18;90(19):11324–11332. doi: 10.1021/acs.analchem.8b01961

Table 2.

Identified Species Selected by Lasso as Significant Contributors to the Molecular Model for IDC- and Normal-Breast-Tissue Classification with Attributed Statistical Weightsa

measured m/z lipid assignment exact m/z mass error (ppm) proposed formula Lasso weight
Characteristic of Normal Breast Tissue
742.539 PE(36:2) 742.539 −0.4 C41H77NO8P −213.0
769.502 PG(36:4) 769.503 −0.9 C42H74O10P −189.6
792.530 PC(34:2) −174.7
750.545 PE(O-38:5) 750.544 0.7 C43H77NO7P −169.4
786.529 PS(36:2) 786.529 −0.4 C42H77NO10P −166.3
778.539 PE(39:5) 778.539 −0.6 C44H77NO8P −149.5
748.528 PE(O-38:6) 748.529 −0.8 C43H75NO7P −148.1
727.527 PA(38:2) 727.528 −1.9 C41H76O8P −133.6
734.534 PS(O-33:0) 734.534 −0.3 C39H77NO9P −105.0
891.722 TG(52:3) 891.721 0.3 C55H100O6Cl −104.6
770.534 PS(P-36:2) or PS(O-36:3) 770.534 0.1 C42H77NO9P −39.8
700.602 Cer(t42:1) 700.602 0.4 C42H83NO4Cl −38.8
816.576 PS(38:1) 816.576 −0.6 C44H83NO10P −32.9
788.545 PS(36:1) 788.544 0.6 C42H79NO10P −25.3
752.553 PE(O-38:4) 752.560 −9.0 C43H79NO7P −24.8
885.550 PI(38:4) 885.550 −0.3 C47H82O13P −19.9
837.547 PI(34:0) 837.550 −3.9 C43H82O13P −14.3
794.55 PC(34:1) −14.1
723.478 CL(72:8) 723.479 −0.8 C81H140O17P2 −4.7
724.485 CL(72:7) 724.487 −2.6 C81H142O17P2 −2.5
Characteristic of IDC Tissue
846.657 PS(O-41:0) 846.659 −3.3 C47H93NO9P +12.3
835.534 PI(34:1) 835.534 −0.7 C43H80O13P +17.2
887.564 PI(38:3) 887.566 −2.3 C47H84O13P +18.1
838.559 PS(40:4) 838.560 −1.6 C46H81NO10P +34.3
773.533 PG(36:2) 773.534 −0.8 C42H78O10P +56.2
760.513 PS(34:1) 760.513 −0.3 C40H75NO10P +90.8
766.539 PE(38:4) 766.539 0.0 C43H77NO8P +116.4
810.525 PS(38:4) 810.529 −4.9 C44H77NO10P +120.4
819.517 PG(40:7) 819.518 −0.9 C46H76O10P +169.3
747.517 PG(34:1) 747.518 −0.9 C40H76O10P +187.9
861.549 PI(36:2) 861.550 −0.7 C45H82O13P +237.7
a

Chemical species were tentatively identified by high-mass-accuracy–high-mass-resolution and tandem MS analyses. Positive weights are given to m/z that are indicative of IDC, whereas negative weights are given to m/z that are indicative of normal breast tissues.