Lipidome
Pronunciation: /ˈɫiˈpaɪˈdoʊm/
Lipidome (noun)
- The complete collection of lipids found in a cell, tissue, or organism at a particular time.
- The set of lipids detected and measured in a sample using lab methods.
Examples
- The lipidome includes every lipid found in the sample.
- Researchers compare the lipidome across different tissues.