Lecture

Metabolic Pathways Tracking: Isotope Tracing Profiling

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Description

This lecture delves into tracking metabolic pathways through quantitative metabolomics profiling using isotope tracing methods. Concepts covered include glycolysis, TCA cycle, and the application of isotopic labeling to analyze central carbon metabolism. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding metabolite levels and pathway fluxes, showcasing the latest platforms for metabolomics analysis.

Instructor

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