Metabolomics Toolbox

Welcome to the official website of the Human Metabolome Project.

Our goal is to be the first group in the world to complete the human metabolome.

This large-scale and integrated effort will involve identifying and quantifying several hundred unknown metabolites in both human tissues and fluids.

Metabolite Database Overview Project Proposal

Contact Info

Ann O'Neill Platform Manager
404 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Tel (780) 492-5009
Fax (780) 492-1071

PANAMP Theme-Based Scientific Presentations

Guidelines:

Each talk should last no more than 30 minutes and should consist of about 30 PowerPoint slides.
For team talks, all talks put together should not exceed the 30 minute time limit.
The leader is responsible for designating the speaker or team of speakers.

Schedule:

Date	Theme
October 20, 2008	Metabolomics in Food and Nutrition Science - Dr. David Wishart [PDF]
November 3, 2008	Comparison of MS/MS Spectra Using Different Instruments - Avalyn Lewis [PDF]
November 17, 2008	Software for Metabolite Identification - Nelson Young and Jeff Xia
December 1, 2008	Evaporative Light Scattering Detection and Lipid Separation by HPLC - Igor Sinelnikov [PDF]
December 15, 2008	The Human Serum Metabolome - Nickolaos Psychogios and David Hau [PDF]
January 12, 2009	Metabolomics Software Tools - Craig Knox and Roman Eisner [PDF]

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This project was supported by Genome Alberta and Genome Canada, a private, non-profit corporation whose mandate is to develop and implement a national strategy in genomics and proteomics research for the benefit of all Canadians. For this purpose, Genome Canada has received $600 million in funding from the Canadian government.