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Detalle de: Tools for the functional interpretation ofmetabolomic experiments

Title Tools for the functional interpretation ofmetabolomic experiments
Abstract

The so-called 'omics' approaches used in modern biology aim at massively characterizing the molecular repertories of living systems at different levels. Metabolomics is one of the last additions to the 'omics' family and it deals with the characterization of the set of metabolites in a given biological system. As metabolomic techniques become more massive and allow characterizing larger sets of metabolites, automatic methods for analyzing these sets in order to obtain meaningful biological information are required. Only recently the first tools specifically designed for this task in metabolomics appeared. They are based on approaches previously used in transcriptomics and other 'omics', such as annotation enrichment analysis. These, together with generic tools for metabolic analysis and visualization not specifically designed for metabolomics will for sure be in the toolbox of the researches doing metabolomic experiments in the near future.

Apa Reference Chagoyen, M., & Pazos, F. (2012). Tools for the functional interpretation of metabolomic experiments. Briefings in Bioinformatics, 14(6), 737–744. 10.1093/bib/bbs055
Doi 10.1093/bib/bbs055
Publication Date 14 Oct 2012
Publication Type Article
Researcher Mónica Chagoyen
Ontology Omics, Transcriptomics, Functional annotation, Metabolomics, Metabolome profiling
Research Groups Systems biomedicine
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