NMR based metabolomics
Funded by NSF CHE- 2137575
NMR metabolomics Overview
The term was formally defined in 1999 by Jeremy Nicholson and colleagues as “the quantitative measurement of the dynamic multiparametric metabolic response of living systems to pathophysiological stimuli or genetic modification”
Biofluids like urine and serum are mostly used in metabolomics
The most commonly used techniques are Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and liquid chromatography-Mass spectrum
NMR is nondestructive and relative easy for data interpretation which is excellent for developing routine metabolomics study
The objective of this website is to help potential users understand NMR metabolomics and apply metabolomics
Instruments:
Instruments:
Nuclear magnetic resonance instrument
Nuclear magnetic resonance instrument
autosampler tray
autosampler tray
SpeedVac
SpeedVac
Integrated Vacuum Concentrator
centrifuge
centrifuge