ArticleJournal of natural products2025
Combining the Strengths of MS and NMR in Biochemometrics: A Case Study on
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Abstract
Biochemometrics has emerged as promising strategy for the targeted identification of bioactive constituents from natural sources. It is based on the correlation of bioactivity data with chemical data to reveal constituents contributing to activity. Providing complementary data and structural information, MS- and NMR-based biochemometric approaches have both been separately applied in the past. The herein presented study is dedicated to the evaluation of a combined MS- and NMR-based biochemometric workflow for the unambiguous identification of bioactives. As an example, a flower extract of
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