Liver Diseases Metabolomics Service

Liver disease is one of the major threats to human health. The main causative factors are bacteria, viruses, drugs, alcohol, chemical toxins or other poisons, which mainly lead to the destruction of liver cells.

Metabolomics can elucidate the metabolic pathways of biological systems by examining the changes in endogenous small molecule metabolites that occur when an organism is subjected to various stimuli or perturbations from inside and outside the body. As the largest and most complex metabolic organ of an organism, the liver is responsible for most of the metabolic processes such as synthesis, catabolism, conversion and excretion. Certain enzyme systems and functions are unique to the liver. When the liver is diseased, its associated metabolic network is bound to change accordingly. Metabolite testing is useful for assessing health, understanding changes in tissue function, and providing timely feedback specific to an individual's current health status.

Creative Proteomics provides metabolomic analysis services for liver diseases to help analyze changes in lipid metabolism, cholesterol metabolism, inflammatory response, oxidative stress status and mitochondrial function during the disease process, to analyze and screen for differential metabolites and gain insight into their possible biological significance, and to provide data support for disease mechanism research, drug development, and disease diagnosis and treatment.

Metabolomics Analysis Process for Liver Diseases

Technology Platform for Metabolomics Analysis

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.

Creative Proteomics is a well-established partner in biopharmaceutical research and has extensive experience in metabolomics analysis. We provide solutions for liver disease research in the direction of metabolomics analysis, accelerating the exploration of new horizons in science. If you want to know more, please contact us. Looking forward to cooperating with you.