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Supplementary information: Monitoring changes of docosahexaenoic acid-containing lipids during the recovery process of traumatic brain injury in rat using mass spectrometry imaging Shuai Guo 1, Dan Zhou 1, Mo Zhang 1, Tiejun Li 2, Yujie Liu 1, Yupin Xu 1, Tianjing Chen 1 & Zhili Li 1,* 1 Department of Biophysics and Structural Biology, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & School of Basic Medicine, Peking Union Medical College, Beijing, PR China 2 School of Pharmacy, Second Military Medical University, Shanghai, PR China *Corresponding author: Zhili Li, Department of Biophysics and Structural Biology, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & School of Basic Medicine, Peking Union Medical College, 5 Dongdan San Tiao, Beijing 100005, PR China. E-mail: lizhili@ibms.pumc.edu.cn, Tel/Fax: +86-10-69156479. 1

Figure S1. Physical photo of the LE-ESSI. 2

Figure S2. Optimizing nebulizing gas flowrate and the distance between spray tip and MS inlet using a PC(36:0) solution (3.2 fmol/μl) as a test sample. Mss spectra (A) and averaged signal intensities of PC(36:0) (B) at the different nebulizing gas flowrate. Mass spectra(c) and averaged signal intensities (D) at the different distances between pray tip and MS inlet. The liquid bridge was put into in a cup containing PC(36:0) solution. Error bars represent the standard deviation in triplicates in (B) and (D). The optimal conditions were marked with red asterisks. 3

Figure S3. Optimizing the nebulizing gas flowrate and the distance between spray tip and MS inlet using a homogeneous liver tissue as a test sample. Mass spectra (A) and averaged total ion currents (TIC) (B) of liver tissue at different nebulizing gas flowrate. Mass spectra (C) and averaged TIC (D) versus the different distances between pray tip and MS inlet. The homogeneous mouse liver tissue was imaged by the LE-ESSI at a speed of 100 μm/s, and acquisition time of one spectrum was 1.5 s. Error bars represent the standard deviation of ~80 spectra in (B) and (D). The optimal conditions were marked with red asterisks. 4

Figure S4. In situ MS/MS of LPG(22:6), LPE(22:6), PE(P-18:0/22:6), PE(18:0/22:6), and PS(18:0/22:6) on rat brain tissue sections. 5

Figure S5. Ion images of the second and third TBI groups at 0, 1, 3, 5, and 7 days after injury. 6

Figure S6. (A) Ion images of DHA at the different time points. (B) The image areas of DHA at the different time points. Area circled with yellow line represents the injury area. 7

Table S1. Identified analytes on rat brain sections by LE-ESSI-FTICR MS in negative ion mode. Assignment MS/MS fragments m/z Measured Calculated Error Molecular m/z m/z (ppm) Ion form Compound Theoretical m/z Sample m/z formula 253.2173 253.2173 0.00 [M-H] - FA(16:1) C16H30O2 255.2329 255.233-0.39 [M-H] - FA(16:0) C16H32O2 267.0736 267.0735 0.37 [M-H] - Inosine C10H12N4O5 279.233 279.233 0.00 [M-H] - FA(18:2) C18H32O2 281.2486 281.2486 0.00 [M-H] - FA(18:1) C18H34O2 283.2643 283.2643 0.00 [M-H] - FA(18:0) C18H36O2 302.0663 302.0662 0.33 [M+Cl] - Inosine C10H12N4O5 303.233 303.233 0.00 [M-H] - FA(20:4) C20H32O2 308.0991 308.0987 1.30 [M-H] - Sialic acid C11H19NO9 309.2799 309.2799 0.00 [M-H] - FA(20:1) C20H38O2 317.2256 317.2253 0.95 [M+Cl] - FA(18:1) C18H34O2 327.2331 327.233 0.31 [M-H] - FA(22:6) C22H32O2 331.2644 331.2643 0.30 [M-H] - FA(22:4) C22H36O2 339.2098 339.2096 0.59 [M+Cl] - FA(20:4) C20H32O2 346.0559 346.0558 0.29 [M-H] - Adenosine C10H14N5O7P monophosphate 362.0508 362.0507 0.28 [M-H] - Guanosine C10H14N5O8P monophosphate 363.2097 363.2096 0.28 [M+Cl] - FA(22:6) C22H32O2 365.2464 365.2464 0.00 [M+Cl] - MG(16:0) C19H38O4 391.2622 391.2621 0.26 [M+Cl] - MG(18:1) C21H40O4 393.2565 393.2566-0.25 [M+Cl] - FA(22:5) C24H38O2 413.2464 413.2464 0.00 [M+Cl] - MG(20:4) C23H38O4 435.252 435.2517 0.69 [M-H] - LPA(18:1) C21H41O7P 437.2465 437.2464 0.23 [M+Cl] - MG(22:6) C25H38O4 478.2937 478.2939-0.42 [M-H] - LPE(18:1) C25H38O4 478.2939/281.2486 478.2943/281.2487 8

500.2782 500.2783-0.20 [M-H] - LPE(20:4) C25H44NO7P 500.2783/303.233 500.2792/303.2327 509.2884 509.2885-0.20 [M-H] - LPG(18:1) C24H47O9P 524.2782 524.2783-0.19 [M-H] - LPE(22:6) C27H44NO7P 524.2783/327.233 524.2777/327.233 531.2725 531.2728-0.56 [M-H] - LPG(20:4) C26H45O9P 531.2728/303.233 531.2742/303.233 544.2673 544.2681-1.47 [M-H] - LPS(20:4) C26H44NO9P 555.273 555.2728 0.36 [M-H] - LPG(22:6) C28H45O9P 555.2728/327.233 555.2733/327.2328 558.0642 558.0644-0.36 [M-H] - Adenosine C15H23N5O14P2 diphosphate ribose 559.4727 559.4726 0.18 [M-H20-H] - DG(33:2) C36H66O5 568.2681 568.2681 0.00 [M-H] - LPS(22:6) C28H44NO9P 572.4812 572.4815-0.52 [M+Cl] - Cer(d34:1) C34H67NO3 585.4886 585.4883 0.51 [M-H20-H] - DG(35:3) C38H68O5 598.4971 598.4971 0.00 [M+Cl] - Cer(d36:2) C36H69NO3 599.3202 599.3202 0.00 [M-H] - LPI(18:0) C27H53O12P 619.2887 619.2889-0.32 [M-H] - LPI(20:4) C29H49O12P 619.2889/303.233 619.2886/303.2329 627.4758 627.4761-0.48 [M+Cl] - DG(34:2) C37H68O5 631.4704 631.4708-0.63 [M-H] - LPA(32:1) C35H68O7P 673.4814 673.4814 0.00 [M-H] - PA(34:1) C37H71O8P 679.508 679.5074 0.88 [M+Cl] - DG(38:4) C41H72O5 699.4972 699.497 0.29 [M-H] - PA(18:1/18:1) C39H73O8P 699.497/281.2486 699.4934/281.2485 700.5287 700.5286 0.14 [M-H] - PE(P-34:1) C39H76NO7P 701.5125 701.5127-0.29 [M-H] - PA(18:1/18:0) C39H75O8P 701.5127/437.2663/419.2557 /283.2643/281.2486 701.5128/437.2657/419.2562 /283.2643/281.2486/ 705.5069 705.5076-0.99 [M-H] - LPG(32:1) C38H74O9P 709.481 709.4814-0.56 [M-H] - PA(37:4) C40H71O8P 716.5233 716.5236-0.42 [M-H] - PE(34:1) C39H76NO8P 719.4653 719.4657-0.56 [M-H] - PA(38:6) C41H69O8P 721.5049 721.5057-1.11 [M+Cl] - PE-Cer(36:2) C38H75O10P 722.5133 722.513 0.42 [M-H] - PE(P-36:4) C41H74NO7P 726.5438 726.5443-0.69 [M-H] - PE(P-36:2) C41H78NO7P 728.5605 728.5599 0.82 [M-H] - PE(P-36:1) C41H80NO7P 9

733.4814 733.4814 0.00 [M-H] - PA(39:6) C42H71O8P 735.4732 735.4737-0.68 [M+Cl] - PA(36:2) C39H73O8P 742.5398 742.5392 0.81 [M-H] - PE(18:1/18:1) C41H78NO8P 742.5392/281.2486 742.5394/281.2484 744.5543 744.5549-0.81 [M-H] - PE(36:1) C41H80NO8P 746.5129 746.513-0.13 [M-H] - PE(P-38:6) C43H74NO7P 747.5192 747.5181 1.47 [M-H] - PG(18:0/16:1) C40H77O10P 747.5181/437.2663/419.2557 /283.2643 747.5182/437.2659/419.2561 /283.2643 749.5334 749.5338-0.53 [M-H] - PG(34:0) C40H79O10P 750.5444 750.5443 0.13 [M-H] - PE(P-18:0/20:4) C43H78NO7P 750.5443/464.3146/303.2330 /283.2643 750.5450/464.3157/303.2332 /283.2641 754.576 754.5756 0.53 [M-H] - PE(P-38:2) C43H82NO7P 760.5126 760.5134-1.05 [M-H] - PS(34:1) C40H76NO10P 762.5074 762.5079-0.66 [M-H] - PE(38:6) C43H74NO8P 766.5401 766.5392 1.17 [M-H] - PE(18:0/20:4) C43H78NO8P 766.5392/718.5392/480.3095 /303.2330/283.2643 766.5403/718.5385/480.3086 /303.2329/283.2642 769.5025 769.5025 0.00 [M-H] - PG(36:4) C42H75O10P 769.5025/303.2330/255.2330 769.5021/303.2329/255.2333 770.4985 770.4977 1.04 [M-H] - PS(35:3) C41H74NO10P 774.5439 774.5443-0.52 [M-H] - PE(P-18:0/22:6) C45H78NO7P 774.5443/464.3146/327.2330 /283.2643 774.5048/464.3144/327.2328 /283.2431 777.5648 777.5651-0.39 [M-H] - PG(36:0) C42H83O10P 778.5758 778.5756 0.26 [M-H] - PE(P-18:0/22:4) C45H82NO7P 778.5756/331.2643 788.5758/331.2643 786.5287 786.529-0.38 [M-H] - PS(18:1/18:1) C42H78NO10P 786.5290/699.4970/435.2517 /417.2406/281.2486 786.5283/699.4959/435.2517 /417.2411/281.2487 788.5442 788.5447-0.63 [M-H] - PS(18:0/18:1) C42H80NO10P 788.5447/701.5127/437.2663 /419.2557/283.2643/281.2486 788.5441/701.5126/437.2675 /419.2567/283.2640/281.2484 790.5387 790.5392-0.63 [M-H] - PE(18:0/22:6) C45H78NO8P 790.5392/701.5127/437.2663 /419.2557/327.2330/283.2643 790.5381/701.5129/437.2674 /419.2569/327.2329/283.2642 794.5472 794.5472 0.00 [M+Cl]- PC(16:0/18:1) C42H82NO8P 794.5472/744.5549/281.2486 /255.2330 794.5476/744.5545/281.2485 /255.2329 797.5334 797.5338-0.50 [M-H] - PG(18:0/20:4) C44H79O10P 797.5338/303.2330 797.5324/303.2329 808.512 808.5134-1.73 [M-H] - PS(38:5) C44H76NO10P 810.5281 810.529-1.11 [M-H] - PS(18:0/20:4) C44H78NO10P 810.5290/723.4970/437.2663 810.5271/723.4969/437.2678 10

/419.2557/283.2643 /419.2572/283.2646 814.5605 814.5603 0.25 [M-H] - PS(38:2) C44H82NO10P 818.5351 818.5341 1.22 [M-H] - PS(P-40:6) C46H78NO9P 819.5177 819.5182-0.61 [M-H] - PG(40:7) C46H77O10P 821.5463 821.5469-0.73 [M+Cl]- PG(P-38:2) C44H83O9P 822.5788 822.5785 0.36 [M+Cl]- PC(18:1/18:0) C44H86NO8P 822.5785/772.5862/281.2486 822.5788/772.5852/281.2486 834.5281 834.529-1.08 [M-H] - PS(18:0/22:6) C46H78NO10P 834.5290/747.4970/481.2361 /463.2250/437.2663/419.2557 /327.2330/283.2643 834.5275/747.4964/481.2363 /463.2254/437.2674/419.2567 /327.2329/283.2641 838.5607 838.5603 0.48 [M-H] - PS(18:0/22:4) C46H82NO10P 838.5603/751.5283/437.2663 /419.2557/331.2643/283.2643 838.5604/751.5290/437.2672 /419.2567/331.2640/283.2642 857.5169 857.5185-1.87 [M-H] - PI(16:0/20:4) C45H79O13P 857.5185/553.2778/391.2255 /303.2330/255.2330 857.5170/553.2771/391.2259 /303.2324/255.2330 865.5015 865.5025-1.16 [M-H] - PG(44:12) C50H75O10P 878.4989 878.4977 1.37 [M-H] - PS(44:12) C50H74NO10P 881.528 881.5186 0.57 [M-H] - PI(38:6) C47H79O13P 882.5291 882.529 0.11 [M-H] - PS(44:10) C50H78NO10P 883.5353 883.5342 1.24 [M-H] - PI(18:1/20:5) C47H81O13P 883.5342/579.2934/417.2406 /303.2330/281.2486 883.5352/579.2930/417.2414 /303.2332/281.2482 885.55 885.5498 0.23 [M-H] - PI(18:0/20:4) C47H83O13P 885.5498/599.3202/581.3091 /439.2250/419.2557/303.2330 /283.2643 885.5514/599.3205/581.3094 /439.2246/419.2566/303.2329 /283.2641 909.548 909.5498-1.98 [M-H] - PI(40:6) C49H82O13P 939.536 939.5369-0.96 [M-H] - PIP(P-37:2) C46H85O15P Some metabolites were not confirmed by MS/MS. 11

Table S2. Comparison of DHA and DHA-containing lipid species in normal control and TBI rats at 0, 1, 3, 5, and 7 days after the injury. Lipids Kruskal-Wallis test Summary NC vs.d0 NC vs.d1 NC vs.d3 NC vs.d5 NC vs.d7 D0 vs.d1 D0 vs.d3 D0 vs.d5 D0 vs.d7 D1 vs.d3 D1 vs.d5 D1 vs.d7 D3 vs.d5 D3 vs.d7 D5 vs.d7 FA(22:6) *** * *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ns *** *** *** ns ns * LPE(22:6) *** *** *** *** ns ns ns ns *** *** ns *** *** *** *** ns LPG(22:6) *** ns *** * *** *** *** ns *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ns PE(P-18:0/22:6) *** ns *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ns * ns *** ns ns *** PE(18:0/22:6) *** ns *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ** ns * ns ns ns PS(18:0/22:6) *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ** ns ns ** *** *** ns * ns NC: normal control. D0, D1, D2, D3, D5, and D7 represent 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7 days, respectively. *, p <0.05; **, p <0.01; ***, p <0.001. ns: no significant difference. 12