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Latrunculiidae sponge extracts ACEP library

ABSTRACT: LC-MS data of organic crude extracts from various Latrunculiidae sponges

INSTRUMENT(S): Bruker ESI-QTOF Compact

ORGANISM(S): Tsitsikamma Michaeli Latrunculia Apicalis (ncbitaxon:1325597) Cyclacanthia Bellae (ncbitaxon:1815996) Tsitsikamma Nguni Tsitsikamma Favus (ncbitaxon:1035643) Tsitsikamma Madiba Tsitsikamma Pedunculata (ncbitaxon:1336896)

SUBMITTER: Rosemary Dorrington

PROVIDER: MSV000094809 | MassIVE | Mon May 20 14:50:00 BST 2024

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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