Targeting human urinary metabolome by LC–MS/MS: a review
This review from Bioanalysis focuses on the targeted LC–MS/MS analysis of the urine metabolome.
Browsing: metabolomics
Bioanalysis volume 9, issue 23
Issue 23 of Bioanalysis volume 9 is now available, including an editorial discussing the matrix effects, a methodology on assay signaling and a White Paper on the rise of hybrid LBA/LCMS immunogenicity assays.
Mass spectrometry based metabolomics: a novel analytical technique for detecting metabolic syndrome?
This editorial discusses the use of mass spectrometry metabolomics as a diagnositic tool for detecting metabolic syndrome. Learn more in this article from Bioanalysis.
An author’s perspective: Chris Zhu on MS-based metabolomics
We talk to Jiangjiang (Chris) Zhu about his career, emerging technologies and MS-based metabolomics as a focus for his recent work.
Metabolomic profiling could identify biomarkers for smoking induced biological changes
Through metabolic fingerprinting researchers have identified specific compounds that could be utilized as biomarkers for smoking induced biological changes.
Thermo Fisher Scientific announces collaboration with SRI International to advance small molecule research
Thermo Fisher Scientific announces collaboration with SRI International, incorporating SRI International’s BioCyc database collection to the Thermo Scientific Compound Discoverer 2.1 software platform.
Could metabolomic profiling lead to earlier diagnosis of H1N1 influenza pneumonia?
Researchers at the University of Calgary (AB, Canada) have demonstrated the ability to identify H1N1 influenza pneumonia with metabolomic profiles.
Could a blood test accurately predict Autism?
An algorithm based upon levels of metabolites could be used to accurately predict Autism in children.
6. How do you see the field evolving over the next 5–10 years? What are the main obstacles to be overcome?
In this ‘Ask the Experts’ feature we will be discussing the use of metabolomics with a number of leading experts across the field.
5. With the increase in research into metabolites how can the field be regulated and standardized?
In this ‘Ask the Experts’ feature we will be discussing the use of metabolomics with a number of leading experts across the field.