Summary of Study ST001517
This data is available at the NIH Common Fund's National Metabolomics Data Repository (NMDR) website, the Metabolomics Workbench, https://www.metabolomicsworkbench.org, where it has been assigned Project ID PR000960. The data can be accessed directly via it's Project DOI: 10.21228/M8M39X This work is supported by NIH grant, U2C- DK119886.
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| Study ID | ST001517 |
| Study Title | Identification of distinct metabolic perturbations and associated immunomodulatory events during intra-erythrocytic development stage of pediatric Plasmodium falciparum malaria (part-III) |
| Study Summary | The goal of this study was to interrogate biochemical profiles manifested in human serum samples originating from a cohort of West African children, collected before and during P. falciparum malarial infection, with the aim of characterizing metabolic migration associated with severity of malarial infection. |
| Institute | New York University Abu Dhabi |
| Last Name | Abdrabou |
| First Name | Wael |
| Address | Saadiyat Island, P.O Box 129188, Abu Dhabi |
| wsa224@nyu.edu | |
| Phone | 0562729855 |
| Submit Date | 2020-08-25 |
| Num Groups | 2 |
| Total Subjects | 53 |
| Num Males | 21 |
| Num Females | 32 |
| Analysis Type Detail | LC-MS |
| Release Date | 2021-04-27 |
| Release Version | 1 |
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Factors:
Subject type: Human; Subject species: Homo sapiens (Factor headings shown in green)
| mb_sample_id | local_sample_id | Infection |
|---|---|---|
| SA127583 | PAM277_Inf | Infected |
| SA127584 | PAM357_Inf | Infected |
| SA127585 | PAM336_Inf | Infected |
| SA127586 | PAM278_Inf | Infected |
| SA127587 | PAM356_Inf | Infected |
| SA127588 | PAM276_Inf | Infected |
| SA127589 | PAM275_Inf | Infected |
| SA127590 | PAM344_Inf | Infected |
| SA127591 | PAM273_Inf | Infected |
| SA127592 | PAM274_Inf | Infected |
| SA127593 | PAM358_Inf | Infected |
| SA127594 | PAM280_Inf | Infected |
| SA127595 | PAM342_Inf | Infected |
| SA127596 | PAM355_Inf | Infected |
| SA127597 | PAM226_Inf | Infected |
| SA127598 | PAM309_Inf | Infected |
| SA127599 | PAM310_Inf | Infected |
| SA127600 | PAM346_Inf | Infected |
| SA127601 | PAM332_Inf | Infected |
| SA127602 | PAM345_Inf | Infected |
| SA127603 | PAM302_Inf | Infected |
| SA127604 | PAM293_Inf | Infected |
| SA127605 | PAM360_Inf | Infected |
| SA127606 | PAM335_Inf | Infected |
| SA127607 | PAM296_Inf | Infected |
| SA127608 | PAM352_Inf | Infected |
| SA127609 | PAM284_Inf | Infected |
| SA127610 | PAM268_Inf | Infected |
| SA127611 | PAM339_Inf | Infected |
| SA127612 | PAM234_Inf | Infected |
| SA127613 | PAM253_Inf | Infected |
| SA127614 | PAM365_Inf | Infected |
| SA127615 | PAM256_Inf | Infected |
| SA127616 | PAM368_Inf | Infected |
| SA127617 | PAM233_Inf | Infected |
| SA127618 | PAM340_Inf | Infected |
| SA127619 | PAM229_Inf | Infected |
| SA127620 | PAM231_Inf | Infected |
| SA127621 | PAM369_Inf | Infected |
| SA127622 | PAM232_Inf | Infected |
| SA127623 | PAM334_Inf | Infected |
| SA127624 | PAM343_Inf | Infected |
| SA127625 | PAM266_Inf | Infected |
| SA127626 | PAM362_Inf | Infected |
| SA127627 | PAM267_Inf | Infected |
| SA127628 | PAM337_Inf | Infected |
| SA127629 | PAM265_Inf | Infected |
| SA127630 | PAM363_Inf | Infected |
| SA127631 | PAM338_Inf | Infected |
| SA127632 | PAM364_Inf | Infected |
| SA127633 | PAM257_Inf | Infected |
| SA127634 | PAM264_Inf | Infected |
| SA127635 | PAM260_Inf | Infected |
| SA127636 | PAM343_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127637 | PAM342_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127638 | PAM344_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127639 | PAM357_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127640 | PAM364_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127641 | PAM363_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127642 | PAM365_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127643 | PAM368_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127644 | PAM369_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127645 | PAM362_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127646 | PAM360_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127647 | PAM352_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127648 | PAM346_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127649 | PAM355_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127650 | PAM356_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127651 | PAM358_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127652 | PAM345_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127653 | PAM309_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127654 | PAM265_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127655 | PAM264_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127656 | PAM260_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127657 | PAM266_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127658 | PAM267_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127659 | PAM273_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127660 | PAM268_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127661 | PAM257_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127662 | PAM256_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127663 | PAM231_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127664 | PAM229_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127665 | PAM226_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127666 | PAM232_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127667 | PAM233_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127668 | PAM253_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127669 | PAM234_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127670 | PAM274_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127671 | PAM275_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127672 | PAM335_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127673 | PAM334_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127674 | PAM332_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127675 | PAM336_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127676 | PAM337_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127677 | PAM339_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127678 | PAM338_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127679 | PAM310_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127680 | PAM302_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127681 | PAM278_NonInf | Non-infected |
| SA127682 | PAM277_NonInf | Non-infected |
