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. 2022 May 21;14:981–994. doi: 10.2147/NSS.S363437

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Illustration of logSNR values differentiating 3 example lipids in the simulated night-shift condition. Each curve corresponds to one individual’s data plotted over the 24 h of the sample collection period. Left: Cer(d18:1_24:0) has an inconsistent pattern between individuals, as reflected in logSNR<0. Middle and right: CE(18:2) and especially PC(0:0_18:1)_B have more consistent patterns between individuals, with higher logSNR>0. Break in curves indicates where the constant routine began/ended.

Abbreviations: Cer, ceramide; CE, cholesterol ester; LPC, monoacylglycerophosphocholine.