List of Studies ( Metabolite:Vitamin K2)
Study_id | Analysis_id | Study_title | Source | Species | Disease | Institute | Units(range) |
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ST000450 | AN000705 | Metabolic features of chronic fatigue syndrome | Blood | Human | Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome | University of California, San Diego | Area under curve |
ST000465 | AN000727 | Uniquely Tumor-Selective Englerin A Profoundly Alters Lipid Metabolism in Renal Cell Carcinoma inducing ER-Stress and an Acute Inflammatory Response | Kidney | Human | Cancer | University of California, San Diego | Area under curve |
ST000617 | AN000947 | Validation of the application of targeted metabolomic appraoch in the diagnosis of CFS | Blood | Human | Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome | University of California, San Diego | Area under curve |
ST000903 | AN001470 | Pharmacometabolomic analysis of rat hippocampus and plasma in response to chronic stress and albiflorin treament | Blood | Rat | Stress | Beijing Woner Biotech Co. Ltd | Area under curve |
ST000224 | AN000334 | Vitamin targeted metabolomics of the small intestine in malnourished and control mice | Feces | Mouse | University of Victoria | nmol/g | |
ST001780 | AN002890 | Comparative analysis of metabolomic profiles in cerebrospinal fluid before and after endurance exercise | Cerebrospinal fluid | Human | UCSD School of Medicine | peak area | |
ST001789 | AN002901 | Acute metabolomic changes of plasma in response to endurance exercise | Blood | Human | University of California, San Diego | peak area | |
ST003044 | AN004994 | A High-Fat Eucaloric Diet Induces Reprometabolic Syndrome of Obesity in Normal Weight Women - lipidomics | Blood | Human | Obesity | University of Colorado Denver | peak area |
ST001420 | AN002375 | Metabolomic analysis of patients with recurrent angina | Blood | Human | Angina | University of California, San Diego | Peak area |
ST000422 | AN000667 | Type 1 Diabetes good glycemic control and controls samples | Blood | Human | Diabetes | Mayo Clinic | Peak intensity |