An optimized HSQC sequence was tested and applied to triacylglycerol matrices to determine their isotopic and metabolomic profiles. Spectral aliasing and non-uniform sampling approaches were used to decrease the experimental time and to improve the resolution, respectively. An excellent long-term repeatability of signal integrals was achieved enabling to perform isotopic measurements. Thirty-two commercial vegetable oils were analyzed by this methodology. The results show that this method can be used to classify oil samples according to their geographical and botanical origins.
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