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Animal Widely Targeted Metabolomics
BioVenic offers an integrated animal-wide targeted metabolomics customization service, which provides customers with a novel research approach that combines the benefits of non-targeted and targeted metabolite detection technologies. After years of development and project accumulation, our company now has a comprehensive animal metabolomics standardized testing system and has established a vast endogenous metabolite database. Our service allows for the mining of richer, more accurate, and more effective metabolomics data for scientific research customer groups, thereby assisting in novel animal scientific research discoveries.
Background
At present, the detection methods for metabolites in animal samples can be mainly divided into two categories: targeted and non-targeted metabolomics. Targeted animal metabolomics is based on the absolute quantification of specific metabolites in samples using standard references, which emphasizes the high accuracy and reliability of the detection data. However, this approach has limited coverage in terms of the number of detectable metabolites. Non-targeted animal metabolomics technology is based on the qualitative measurement of metabolites using existing databases, but it has low accuracy and specificity. With our comprehensive and powerful detection platform, we can qualitatively and quantitatively detect over 1,000 metabolites in a single sample with high throughput. The service's detection scope encompasses all metabolites, including amino acids, carbohydrates, nucleotides, hormones, coenzymes, and vitamins. Our solution offers new high-throughput tools for comparing the types and abundance differences of metabolites among various samples. It also enables the screening of metabolites with significant differences between different groups, highlighting their important biological significance. Additionally, our solution allows for the qualitative and quantitative detection of low-abundance trace compounds.
Fig.1 Widely Targeted Metabolomic Analysis in Research. 1
Animal Widely Targeted Metabolomics Services
BioVenic has mastered mature technology for animal widely targeted metabolomics analysis and has successfully integrated targeted metabolomics with untargeted metabolomics, leveraging the strengths of both approaches. If you want to conduct large-scale and precise metabolomics research on a specific group of metabolites or a particular metabolic activity, you can easily achieve this by customizing a widely targeted metabolomics solution.
We seamlessly incorporate the beneficial technologies of untargeted metabolomics into a diverse array of metabolomics studies after adapting and optimizing them. We offer customized widely metabolomics solutions tailored to our customers' project requirements. Our goal is to achieve comprehensive identification and a wide dynamic range for the detection of most metabolites in the samples. BioVenic also supports all data analysis directions included in untargeted metabolomics, such as differential metabolite screening and clustering heatmaps.
BioVenic's widely targeted metabolomics experimental program provides customers with absolute quantification of target metabolites or metabolite groups and other targeted metabolomics-related data analysis, including metabolic pathway prediction, metabolome component statistics, etc.
The large dataset generated by our comprehensive, high-coverage, and highly specific, widely targeted metabolomics assays on animal samples allows for a more in-depth exploration of physiological mechanisms and metabolic regulation. We specialize in customizing advanced bioinformatics analysis solutions for researchers with specific and targeted needs. We utilize software and a team of biological experts to perform metabolite regulatory network analysis and multi-omics correlation analysis, including transcriptomes, proteomes, and genomes.
Flow Chart of Animal Widely Targeted Metabolomics Analysis Service
Applications of Animal Widely Targeted Metabolomics Solutions
| Veterinary Therapy Development | Animal Science | Environmental Science |
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Why Choose Us?
A large, curated database focused on animal metabolites.
A quality control system guided by strict full-process SOP monitors all aspects of program implementation, from sample preparation to data analysis.
The high-resolution mass spectrometry detection platform (ng/ml) is combined with the standard database to achieve accurate metabolite characterization and quantification.
A comprehensive detection platform that combines animal untargeted metabolome and targeted metabolome detection technologies to achieve high-throughput, simultaneous qualitative and quantitative detection of multiple metabolites.
A wide range of data analysis services, including target metabolite characterization, metabolic pathway analysis, differential analysis, exploration of physiological mechanisms, etc.
BioVenic offers a unique and comprehensive metabolomics solution to users worldwide. This solution combines the advantages of the "comprehensiveness" of untargeted metabolomics and the "accuracy" of targeted metabolomics. It is designed to support various research in the field of animal metabolomics. The customized experimental plan for widely targeted metabolomics in animals has the characteristics of being high-throughput, ultra-sensitive, wide in coverage, having good reproducibility, and providing accurate qualitative and quantitative analysis. It is worth noting that, in addition to a more comprehensive detection process, we have developed a highly efficient and automated metabolomics data analysis program. This program allows for the detection and identification of metabolites, separation of isomeric metabolites, and elimination of interference, thereby reducing errors. Please contact us to customize a comprehensive service and initiate your research.
Reference
- Li, Zhaoxin, et al. "Widely Targeted HPLC-MS/MS Metabolomics Analysis Reveals Natural Metabolic Insights in Insects." Metabolites 13.6 (2023): 735.