Molecular networking in infectious disease models.
Molecular networking in infectious disease models.
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10.1016/bs.mie.2021.09.018
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2022
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Small molecule metabolites are the product of many enzymatic reactions. Metabolomics thus opens a window into enzyme activity and function, integrating effects at the post-translational, proteome, transcriptome and genome level. In addition, small molecules can themselves regulate enzyme activity, expression and function both via substrate availability mechanisms and through allosteric regulation. Metabolites are therefore at the nexus of infectious diseases, regulating nutrient availability to the pathogen, immune responses, tropism, and host disease tolerance and resilience. Analysis of metabolomics data is however complex, particularly in terms of metabolite annotation. An emerging valuable approach to extend metabolite annotations beyond existing compound libraries and to identify infection-induced chemical changes is molecular networking. In this chapter, we discuss the applications of molecular networking in the context of infectious diseases specifically, with a focus on considerations relevant to these biological systems.
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