Schmidt Krista*
In the intricate tapestry of human biology, metabolomics emerges as a captivating field, offering a panoramic view of the body's chemical landscape. Human metabolomics delves into the dynamic interplay of small molecules, providing insights into health, disease, and everything in between. From unraveling metabolic pathways to identifying biomarkers, this article explores the fascinating realm of human metabolomics and its implications for understanding the body's chemical signatures. Metabolomics, a branch of systems biology, scrutinizes the complete set of metabolites within a biological system. Metabolites encompass small molecules such as sugars, amino acids, lipids, and organic acids, serving as the building blocks and energy sources for cellular processes. Through advanced analytical techniques like mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, researchers can detect and quantify metabolites with remarkable precision. Metabolomics elucidates the intricate web of metabolic pathways orchestrating cellular functions.
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