Metabolism analysis of C. elegans focuses on the metabolism of sugars, lipids, and amino acids, which are often involved in their metabolic pathways, energy production, nutrient utilization, and other related processes. As a leading custom service provider, CD BioSciences has experienced scientists and well-equipped facilities. Here, we offer a wide range of metabolism analysis services for C. elegans to help our clients advance their research.
Fig.1 Effects of total ginsenoside on the lipofuscin accumulation in C. elegans. (Yu X, et al., 2021)
CD BioSciences typically combines multiple analytical techniques to analyze the metabolism of C. elegans carbohydrates, lipids, and amino acids in an integrated manner. Our services include but are not limited to:
Carbohydrates Metabolism Analysis
Carbohydrates are involved in various biological processes and play an important role in C. elegans metabolism. CD BioSciences uses metabolomics and respirometry to detect and quantify the metabolism of C. elegans carbohydrates.
C. elegans lipid metabolism involves the synthesis, catabolism, and utilization of various lipid molecules. CD BioSciences offers lipid metabolism analysis services, including staining of C. elegans lipids with a variety of dyes and mass spectrometry analysis.
Amino Acids Metabolism Analysis
Amino acid metabolism in C. elegans involves the synthesis, analysis, and utilization of amino acids. CD BioSciences' services for amino acid metabolism in C. elegans include metabolomics, proteomics, and stable isotope tracing.
As a leading global provider of custom services, CD BioSciences has highly trained and experienced scientists who not only provide comprehensive, most effective C. elegans research solutions to our global clients, but also innovative products. Each of our deliverables is subjected to rigorous quality checks to ensure the reliability and accuracy of results. If you are interested in our services or have any additional questions, please feel free to contact us.
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