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The latest metabolomics news from AZoNetwork |
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[Free Webinar] When discovery metabolomics becomes quantitative
Traditional metabolomics workflows often separate discovery and quantitation into distinct experiments. Researchers first perform untargeted analyses to identify molecules of interest, then develop targeted methods to accurately quantify those findings. But what if discovery data was already quantitative?
In this webinar, Paul Baker will explore how ZT Scan DIA is helping bridge the gap between untargeted discovery and quantitative analysis. Through real-world examples, discover how ZT Scan DIA is transforming discovery data into a long-term quantitative asset.
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| |  | | | Spatial transcriptomics (ST) shows which genes are being expressed and where within a tissue. Spatial metabolomics (SM), on the other hand, maps the location of metabolites—small molecules produced or used by cells—within tissue. | | | | | Researchers followed 3,990 Dutch children for an average of 1.6 years and found that higher healthful plant-based diet scores were associated with modestly lower blood pressure and total cholesterol. Children with higher unhealthful plant-based diet scores had lower estimated food costs and distinct metabolite profiles, while healthful scores showed no clear cost association. | | | | | Immune cells can reach head and neck tumors, but once there, many stop functioning. This helps explain why immunotherapy with immune checkpoint inhibitors - which have transformed treatment for some cancers - benefit only 17%–23% of patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. These are cancers that arise from cells lining the mouth, throat and voicebox. | | | | | Canavalia gladiata, commonly known as sword bean, is a leguminous crop with high seed protein content (26%–30%) and oil rich in unsaturated fatty acids. Despite its nutritional promise, the species has remained underutilized, largely because a complete genome and the genetic basis of its nutritional traits were lacking. | |
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