Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder caused by a combination of environmental and genetic factors. The number of people with diabetes is increasing every year, and the incidence of the disease is becoming younger. Further research on diabetes is urgently needed.
Metabolomics has the advantages of high throughput, speed and low invasiveness, and is therefore widely used in clinical disease research. Metabolites are downstream of the body's response, and upstream activities such as gene transcription and translation, protein synthesis and regulation in vivo are reflected at this level. At the same time, the influence of the external environment also directly affects the body's metabolism. Therefore, metabolomics is the technique of choice to examine and study changes in the body from a phenotypic perspective. This is reflected in the study of disease by the examination, comparison and analysis of metabolic differences in patients with disease.
The applications of metabolomics in diabetes research include the exploration of pathogenic mechanisms, screening of biomarkers, early diagnosis of disease, evaluation of drug efficacy, and disease prognosis.
Creative Proteomics provides diabetes metabolomics solutions to accelerate the progress of diabetes-related research projects.
They mainly focus on amino acids (including branched-chain amino acids, aromatic amino acids, etc.), fatty acids (free fatty acids, long-chain fatty acids), lipids (phospholipids, etc.), organic acids, sugars and other metabolites, and to a lesser extent, nucleotides and acylcarnitines. The metabolic pathways involved mainly include amino acid metabolism, energy metabolism, fatty acid metabolism, etc., all of which are highly relevant to the development of diabetes.
The pathogenesis of diabetes involves a combination of environmental and genetic factors. Analysis obtained only at the genetic level is difficult to elucidate the complex environmental effects and the role and influence of the body's metabolism on the development of diabetes. Metabolomics, as a technical discipline to study the downstream metabolism of the organism, provides a more comprehensive and reliable complement to the study of the metabolic mechanisms of diabetes pathogenesis.

Multiple analytical platforms, including GC-MS, LC-MS, UPLC-MS. Thousands of metabolites can be screened from a single biological sample, providing a comprehensive approach for probing disease mechanisms.
| Chromatography | Mass Spectrometry |
| GC (Q Exactive) (- mode MS) HPLC: HILIC (+/- mode MS) HPLC: RP C18 (+/-mode MS) IC (- mode MS) | Q Exactive MS Orbitrap Tribrid MS |
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