Pharmacometabolomics


The study of metabolites produced by the body and their quantification and analysis is known as metabolomics. Pharmacometabolomics is a branch of this discipline. It describes the precise measurement of metabolites in a person's physiological fluids, imagines or assesses how pharmaceutical chemicals are metabolised, and enhances comprehension of the pharmacokinetic profile of a medicine. Contrarily, pharmacometabolomics can be used to assess metabolite levels after a pharmacological substance has been administered in order to track the compound's effects on specific metabolic pathways. This gives a thorough picture of how drugs affect metabolism and the pathways that may play a role in the variability of treatment response. Additionally, the metabolic profile of a person at baseline reveals variation within a population health  and offers information about how people respond to treatment


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