Mass Spec Roundup: Hidden Origins and Cellular States
New studies separate host and microbial metabolites, trace secreted proteins, identify a pro-regenerative cardiomyocyte state, and map macrophage lipid metabolism
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New studies separate host and microbial metabolites, trace secreted proteins, identify a pro-regenerative cardiomyocyte state, and map macrophage lipid metabolism
Mammalian cells can directly produce several circulating indole and phenol metabolites previously attributed to the gut microbiome.
Isotope tracing studies revealed that mammalian metabolism generates various aryl metabolites in physiologically relevant quantities.
A novel TurboID platform allows tracing of secreted proteins back to specific cell types, revealing changes across metabolic states.
Myc overexpression in cardiomyocytes shifts metabolic protein expression from fatty acid oxidation to glycolysis, indicating a pro-regenerative state.
MALDI imaging distinguishes macrophage phenotypes, showing that M1 macrophages synthesize more phospholipids than M2 cells.
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