Credits and Disclaimers
Credits:
Many thanks for the following -
The basic design of the web pages was adapted from an open source template (Andreas07) by Andreas Viklund.
MicrosoftTM Expression Web was used as the HTML editor to prepare these web pages. Some clipart icons were freeware or adapted from freeware.
The XHTML used
to prepare this site has been independently validated by W3C.org.
All the chemical formulae were drawn using ChemWindowsTM (Softshell Inc.). All mass spectra, NMR spectra and many other figures were prepared using Metafile CompanionTM (companionsoftware.com).
Much of the data presented in these pages was from original research funded by the Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department. I am indebted to the Scottish Crop Research Institute (Invergowrie, Dundee, Scotland (DD2 5DA) for providing the library and laboratory facilities that first made this website possible.
This webpage in the Lipid Library is the copyright of W.W. Christie. Many of these pages were based on short papers written for the journal "Lipid Technology" then owned by P.J. Barnes & Associates (The Oily Press Ltd), who kindly gave permission for publication. However, all have been substantially updated over the years and bear little relationship to the original publications. There are also some original articles and one from INFORM, for which permission from AOCS to publish is gratefully acknowledged.
The author can be contacted by email at William.Christie@scri.ac.uk
Disclaimers:
The Lipid Library and the authors reserve the right to modify and cancel any statement in these documents and regret that they cannot accept any responsibility for the consequences of any such changes. To the best of our knowledge all information is correct, but we cannot accept liability for any errors.
Please note! Many of the procedures used in the analysis of lipids require the use of solvents and other hazardous materials. We cannot accept any responsibility for accidents that may occur while using methods described in these web pages.
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