Metabolite of the month is your sneak peek into the world of metabolomics. In this month´s article, we took a closer look at butyric acid, which is one of three common SCFAs in the human gut.
Metabolite of the month – Butyric acid
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Creatinine – Metabolite of the month
Metabolite of the month is your sneak peek into the world of metabolomics. This month we took a closer look at creatinine, a non-protein nitrogenous waste product generated during energy breakdown in muscles.
Lipid biomarkers improve diagnosis of bacterial meningitis
Free phosphatidylcholines in cerebrospinal fluid are highly promising biomarkers for an improved differential diagnosis of bacterial meningitis.
Taurine – Regulator of cellular function
Metabolite of the month is your sneak peek into the world of metabolomics. In this month´s article, we took a closer look at Taurine, the most abundant intracellular amino acid in the human body.
Metabolite of the month – Dopamine
Metabolite of the month is your sneak peek into the world of metabolomics. This month discover dopamine, a link between memory, blood pressure, and music.
Spermidine : Unlocking the secrets of cellular aging and longevity
The metabolite of this month is spermidine, a biogenic amine with applications in cancer, neurology and hair research.
Cholic acid – a signaling molecule
The metabolite of this month is cholic acid, of the the bile acid class. Notorious for their role in digestion, they are also powerful regulators of metabolism.
Kynurenine metabolites mediate neuromuscular dysfunction
Accumulation of neurotoxic kynurenine metabolites with aging represents the mechanism of neuromuscular defects linking chronic inflammation to physical frailty.
Kynurenine – Metabolite of the month
Kynurenine is a tryptophan-derived metabolite at the crossroads between neurology, immunology and cancer
Machine learning for ALS progression biomarker discovery
How to combine targeted metabolomics and machine learning algorithms to identify biomarkers associated with ALS disease progression.
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