Conferences
26–28 April 2022, DECHEMA-House, Frankfurt am Main
Trends in Metabolomics
This third metabolomics meeting hosted by the DECHEMA will cover trends ranging from technical developments in analytics, to integration of metabolomics into systems biology, to biomarker discovery in nutrition and medical research.
During the last decade, metabolomics closed an important gap in post genome research. Determining the information flow from genome to transcriptome, proteome, and finally metabolome allows, for the first time, a comprehensive description of living systems. To establish models and data sets for a precise simulation and prediction of physiological properties of cells, however, in silico reconstructions of metabolic pathways and high performance empirical metabolomic studies of technologies are essential. The next logical step in metabolomics is to link metabolite pool measurements with metabolic fluxes and gene regulation to fully cover the dynamics of living systems. As well as the causal analysis of living systems, metabolomics is ideally suited to search for novel biomarkers in disease detection or in monitoring the success of pharmacological intervention. Further aspects of metabolomics range from biotechnology, to environmental sensing, to food quality applications.
During the last decade, metabolomics closed an important gap in post genome research. Determining the information flow from genome to transcriptome, proteome, and finally metabolome allows, for the first time, a comprehensive description of living systems. To establish models and data sets for a precise simulation and prediction of physiological properties of cells, however, in silico reconstructions of metabolic pathways and high performance empirical metabolomic studies of technologies are essential. The next logical step in metabolomics is to link metabolite pool measurements with metabolic fluxes and gene regulation to fully cover the dynamics of living systems. As well as the causal analysis of living systems, metabolomics is ideally suited to search for novel biomarkers in disease detection or in monitoring the success of pharmacological intervention. Further aspects of metabolomics range from biotechnology, to environmental sensing, to food quality applications.
