Su Ding

ArchLips provides a database of in silico archaeal lipid structures and spectra to enable high-throughput identification of archaeal lipids from various sources.

The paper identifies in-situ produced bacterial sphingolipids as a significant component of the sedimentary lipidome in the Black Sea, accounting for ~20% of total lipids.

This study identifies 110 lipid species selectively recruited by an archaeal DPANN symbiont from its host, revealing changes in lipid composition and membrane fluidity.

The paper uses metalipidomics and metagenomics to identify structurally diverse sphingolipids produced by marine bacteria in the Black Sea, revealing novel lipid species and expanded bacterial synthesis capabilities.