POSTS TAGGED AS metabolites

That Gut-Brain Feeling

Characterizing metabolite messengers- how the gut and brain communicate
“A collaborative team led by researchers from Baylor College of Medicine, Texas [MORE]

Ingestible for Monitoring GI Tract Functions

A new self-powered ingestible sensor opens fresh avenues for gut research
“As a proof of concept, we [at the University of [MORE]

Single Cell Proteomics

Single cell proteomics
This piece is an interview with a biochemist at the University of Maryland about a method for finding [MORE]

Urine Test for Asthma

Urine testing for asthma
Using mass spectrometry, a research group headed at the Karolinska Institutet has been able to sort out [MORE]

Sleep, Hypertension and the Microbiome

Human gut biome
From nursing research at the University of Illinois-Chicago: “The gut microbiota, via the production of metabolites entering the [MORE]

Breath Analysis for COVID-19

Flu detector
In a matter of months, research labs around the world have come up with an enormous number of innovations [MORE]

Wearable Sweat Analyzer

Wearable sweat skin sensor
This wearable sweat analyzer is more sophisticated than other sweat devices that have come before.  “[University of [MORE]

Handheld Metabolite Monitor

Handheld prototype for assaying metabolites
Engineers are getting closer to science fiction’s “tricorder.”  This news from Glasgow University (UK) reports a [MORE]

Simple Blood Test for Metabolites

PKU test
Quoting directly: “researchers at Max Planck Institute for Medical Research in Heidelberg, Germany and the École Polytechnique Fédérale de [MORE]

Interactomics

The New Omics Measuring Molecular Interactions
Protein and metabolite interaction is the latest “omics.” Swiss biochemists “extracted cellular fluid, which contains [MORE]

Detecting Colon Polyps in Urine

 
Urine Test
A recent newswire story announced that Advanced Diagnostic Laboratories (Bensalem, PA) is now offering a urine test for precancerous [MORE]

Breath Analysis via Smart Phone

Breath analysis has been a compelling research field for about 50 years—though moving slowly because of difficulties in identifying individual [MORE]