Metabolomics-Based Identification of Disease-Causing Agents
申请人:Skolnick Jeffrey
公开号:US20110246081A1
公开(公告)日:2011-10-06
A method, computer-readable medium, and system for identifying one or more metabolites associated with a disease, comprising: comparing gene expression data from diseased cells to gene expression data from control cells in order to deduce genes that are differentially-regulated in the diseased cells relative to the control cells; based on enzyme function and pathway data for all human metabolites that utilize the genes that are differentially-regulated in the disease cells, identifying one or more metabolites whose intracellular levels are higher or lower in diseased cells than in control cells, and thereby associating the one or more metabolites with the disease.
[EN] METABOLOMICS-BASED IDENTIFICATION OF DISEASE-CAUSING AGENTS<br/>[FR] IDENTIFICATION D'AGENTS PROVOQUANT UNE MALADIE BASÉE SUR LA MÉTABOLOMIQUE
申请人:GEORGIA TECH RES INST
公开号:WO2009052186A1
公开(公告)日:2009-04-23
A method, computer-readable medium, and system for identifying one or more metabolites associated with a disease, comprising: comparing gene expression data from diseased cells to gene expression data from control cells in order to deduce genes that are differentially-regulated in the diseased cells relative to the control cells; based on enzyme function and pathway data for all human metabolites that utilize the genes that are differentially-regulated in the disease cells, identifying one or more metabolites whose intracellular levels are higher or lower in diseased cells than in control cells, and thereby associating the one or more metabolites with the disease.
[EN] NUCLEIC ACIDS AND PROTEIN SEQUENCES OF COSTUNOLIDE SYNTHASE<br/>[FR] ACIDES NUCLÉIQUES ET SÉQUENCES DE PROTÉINE DE COSTUNOLIDE SYNTHASE
申请人:UTI LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
公开号:WO2011121456A2
公开(公告)日:2011-10-06
Sesquiterpene lactones (STLs) are characteristic natural products in Asteraceae, but the biochemistry and evolution of STLs in Asteraceae remain unexplored at the molecular level. The present invention relates to gene and protein sequences for costunolide synthases, with exemplary sequences from Asteraceae. Recombinant microorganisms containing these genes, and methods of their use, also are provided.