Botanical collections as an opportunity to explore nature through the time: An untargeted metabolomic study in historical and modern Nicotiana leaves

Badillo-Sanchez, Diego; Ruber, Maria Serrano; Davies-Barrett, Anna M.; Jones, Donald J. L.; Inskip, Sarah

doi:10.1016/j.jas.2023.105769

Journal of Archaeological Science

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.jas.2023.105769

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Botanical collections as an opportunity to explore nature through the time: An untargeted metabolomic study in historical and modern Nicotiana leaves

Diego Badillo-Sanchez

Maria Serrano Ruber

Anna M. Davies-Barrett

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Metabolomics in archaeological science: A review of their advances and present requirements

Badillo-Sanchez,

Serrano Ruber,

Davies-Barrett

et al. 2023

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Metabolomics, the study of metabolites (small molecules of <1500 daltons), has been posited as a potential tool to explore the past in a comparable manner to other omics, e.g., genomics or proteomics. Archaeologists have used metabolomic approaches for a decade or so, mainly applied to organic residues adhering to archaeological materials. Because of advances in sensitivity, resolution, and the increased availability of different analytical platforms, combined with the low mass/volume required for analysis, metabolomics is now becoming a more feasible choice in the archaeological sector. Additional approaches, as presented by our group, show the versatility of metabolomics as a source of knowledge about the human past when using human osteoarchaeological remains. There is tremendous potential for metabolomics within archaeology, but further efforts are required to position it as a routine technique.

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Metabolomics in archaeological science: A review of their advances and present requirements

Badillo-Sanchez,

Serrano Ruber,

Davies-Barrett

et al. 2023

Sci. Adv.

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Botanical collections as an opportunity to explore nature through the time: An untargeted metabolomic study in historical and modern Nicotiana leaves

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Metabolomics in archaeological science: A review of their advances and present requirements

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