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Correlation-based network analysis of cancer metabolism [electronic resource] : a new systems biology approach in metabolomics / Emily G. Armitage, Helen L. Kotze, Kaye J. Williams.

Armitage, Emily G., author.; Kotze, Helen L., author.; Williams, Kaye J., author.
2014
RC262
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Title
Correlation-based network analysis of cancer metabolism [electronic resource] : a new systems biology approach in metabolomics / Emily G. Armitage, Helen L. Kotze, Kaye J. Williams.
Author
Armitage, Emily G., author.
ISBN
9781493906154 electronic book
1493906151 electronic book
9781493906147
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-0615-4
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Berlin : Springer, 2014.
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English
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1 online resource.
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10.1007/978-1-4939-0615-4 doi
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RC262
Dewey Decimal Classification
616.994
Summary
With the rise of systems biology as an approach in biochemistry research, using high throughput techniques such as mass spectrometry to generate metabolic profiles of cancer metabolism is becoming increasingly popular. There are examples of cancer metabolic profiling studies in the academic literature; however they are often only in journals specific to the metabolomics community. This book will be particularly useful for post-graduate students and post-doctoral researchers using this pioneering technique of network-based correlation analysis. The approach can be adapted to the analysis of any large scale metabolic profiling experiment to answer a range of biological questions in a range of species or for a range of diseases.
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Kotze, Helen L., author.
Williams, Kaye J., author.
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SpringerBriefs in systems biology.
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An overview of Cancer metabolism
Cancer hypoxia and the tumour microenvironment as effectors of cancer metabolism
Metabolic fingerprinting of in vitro cancer cell samples
Network-based correlation analysis of metabolic fingerprinting data
Case study: Systems biology of HIF metabolism in cancer
Case study: Systems biology of chemotherapy resistance in hypoxic cancer
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