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New York University School of Medicine
430 E29th Street
WT635
New York, NY 10016
https://med.nyu.edu/research/scientific-cores-shared-resources/metabolomics-laboratoryDrew Jones
Last Updated: 10/01/2019
NYU Metabolomics Laboratory offers custom metabolomics services to our investigators and the greater scientific community. We specialize in mass metabolomics, offering global (untargeted) and targeted methods for metabolite identification and quantification.
Commonly assayed targets include glycolytic and tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle intermediates, amino acids, nucleotides, and lipids. Using a custom-targeted method, we can perform absolute or relative quantification, flux analysis, and biotransformation analysis.
Our untargeted platform enables the detection of several thousand metabolite peaks from a typical sample of cells or tissue, focusing on either hydrophilic or hydrophobic metabolites. These data can be used to identify differentially regulated features, candidate markers, metabolite structures, and more.
Whether your goal is to measure a specific metabolite or explore the global metabolome of your samples, we tailor the analyses to your experiment.
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At NYU Metabolomics Laboratory, research scientists and bioinformaticians use advanced technologies to perform sophisticated metabolome analyses. We customize our services according to the needs of your research project, whether global (untargeted) or targeted, at competitive rates.
Targeted projects are useful for testing a specific hypothesis, often with a large n-value. Global projects are useful for pilot studies or discovery-mode science. The two project types complement each other, with global projects leading to validation by targeted methods.
For targeted projects, we quantify the amount of one or more known or predetermined metabolites. For global projects, we detect whatever metabolites are present within a sample or look for differentially regulated metabolites between experimental groups.
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