Metabolomics to Understand Diet-Related Metabolic Diseases
A special issue of Nutrients (ISSN 2072-6643). This special issue belongs to the section "Nutrigenetics and Nutrigenomics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 February 2024) | Viewed by 1469
Special Issue Editor
Interests: adaptation and alteration of the metabolome; mitochondrial level to the whole organism; significance of the exometabolome, metabolic diseases (obesity and cancer); precision nutrition
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Diet-related metabolic diseases pose significant public health challenges. Metabolomics serves as a powerful tool to decipher the intricate relationship between dietary factors and metabolic health. Furthermore, this approach permits the elucidation of targets for optimized disease prevention and treatment. Metabolomics studies have already paved the way for precision medicine and demonstrate potential for precision nutrition in the context of diet-based pathologies.
This Special Issue seeks to underscore the methodological advancements that highlight the suitability of metabolomics for exploring the relationship between diet and key pathologies (diabetes, neuronal disorders and cardiovascular diseases) and also investigate the benefits of certain diets (Mediterranean diet and ketogenic diet). Authors are encouraged to focus on the study of biofluids to determine the endometabolome (serum, tissue or cell extract) as well as exometabolome (cell culture supernatant or urine) from a diverse range of models that include in vitro models, animals, and patient cohorts. This Special Issue especially invites contributions that employ a quantitative metabolomics strategy.
Dr. Baptiste Panthu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- diet-related metabolic diseases
- Metabolomics
- dietary factors
- metabolic health
- precision nutrition
- precision medicine
