Human Endogenous Metabolite Compound Library Plus

Catalog No. L2501

Changes in biological status (such as hypoxia, nutrients, drugs) usually cause the perturbations in the concentrations and fluxes of specific endogenous metabolites involved in a number of key disease-related or other specific cellular pathways. Extensive efforts in recent years have been focused on metabolic alterations in cancer, the products of intermediary metabolism has been a topic of considerable research interest. Cancer cells exhibit profound alterations in their metabolism. The quantitative measurement of the dynamic multiparametric metabolites, identification and quantification of intermediary metabolism can better help predict the tumor progress, understand the metabolic pathways and molecular mechanism of carcinogenesis. Current researches mainly focus on energy metabolism targeted compounds, such as nucleotides, amino acids, lipids, saccharide, etc. For example, alterations of cellular lipidomics (choline, phosphatidylcholine, cholesterol, etc.) reported in cancer provides a major opportunity to treat and prevent cancer; alterations of glucose metabolism (abnormal pyruvate, lactate, and isobutyric acid, etc.) in cancer cells, which also have become the hotspots in cancer research and therapeutics by targeting lipid metabolism and glucose metabolism.
TargetMol's collection of 817 endogenous metabolism-related compounds, Human Endogenous Metabolism Compound Library, can be used for research in endogenous metabolism-related diseases and drug screening.

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