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Metabolomics: Mapping Biochemical Activity

Metabolomics investigates the small molecules and metabolites that reflect real-time biochemical activity within biological systems. By measuring metabolic pathways, cellular energy states, and disease-associated chemical signatures, metabolomics connects molecular regulation to phenotype, physiology, and human health.

What is Metabolomics?

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Core Areas

Metabolite Profiling

Measuring small molecules that reflect biological state and function.

Pathway Analysis

Mapping biochemical reactions and metabolic network activity.

Disease Biomarkers

Identifying metabolite signatures linked to diagnosis and progression.

Mass Spectrometry

Using MS-based platforms to quantify metabolites at scale.

Metabolic Phenotyping

Connecting metabolism to physiology, environment, and phenotype.

Systems Metabolism

Integrating metabolomics with genomics, proteomics, and clinical data.