Data for Metabolite and gene expression profiles suggest a putative mechanism through which high dietary carbohydrates reduce the content of hepatic betaine in Megalobrama amblycephala (Study ST000966)

(Analysis AN001580)

Values for each metabolite have been scaled by dividing by the mean across all factors

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MetaboliteF1F2F3F4
Acylcarnitine 0.9761 0.7414 1.3429 0.9396
Betaine 0.8742 0.8758 1.2767 0.9733
Carnitine 1.1555 0.9742 1.1068 0.7634
Choline 1.2078 0.7541 0.9973 1.0408
Dimethylglycine 1.2279 0.8394 0.8830 1.0497
Glycine 1.1255 0.8183 1.0776 0.9786
Homocysteine 1.3427 1.0595 0.8217 0.7761
Methionine 1.1015 0.8379 1.2272 0.8333
S-adenosylhomocysteine 1.3019 1.3559 0.7268 0.6154
S-adenosylmethionine 1.8534 1.1034 0.3445 0.6986
Sarcosine 0.9292 0.8109 1.4053 0.8546
Serine 1.1025 0.9291 1.0846 0.8838
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Factors:

F1Experimental variables:Betaine group with 16 weeks
F2Experimental variables:Betaine group with 4 weeks
F3Experimental variables:Control group
F4Experimental variables:High carbohydrates group
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