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Chapter 17, Problem 10P
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Four challenges associated with metabolomic measurements in biological systems should be discussed.
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Metabolome is full set of low molecular weight metabolites present in or excreted by an organism under certain physiological conditions. Metabolomics is the systemic qualitative and quantitative idendification of these metabolites within an organism or a sample.
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