Summary of Study ST002389

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 PR001536. The data can be accessed directly via it's Project DOI: 10.21228/M8512J This work is supported by NIH grant, U2C- DK119886.

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Study IDST002389
Study TitleAlterations in SHH signal transduction introduce a state of hypometabolism in sporadic Parkinson's disease
Study SummaryInduced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) derived from sporadic Parkinson's disease patients and healthy control subjects were used for disease modeling. iPSC were differentiated towards midbrain dopaminergic neurons. For metabolic analysis, midbrain neuronal precursor cells were cultivated in growth medium supplemented with either 1.25 mM [U-13C]-glutamine or 21.25 mM [U-13C]-glucose. Metabolites were extracted and analyzed using GC-MS. The MetaboliteDetector software was used to analyze chromatograms, calculate mass isotopomer distributions (MIDs) and perform relative comparison of metabolite levels.
Institute
Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research
DepartmentInstitute of Developmental Genetics
Last NameSchmidt
First NameSebastian
AddressIngolstädter Landstraße 1, 85764 Munich, Germany
Emailsebastian.schmidt@helmholtz-muenchen.de
Phone+4989318743660
Submit Date2022-12-03
Num Groups3
Total Subjects13
Raw Data AvailableYes
Raw Data File Type(s)bin
Analysis Type DetailGC-MS
Release Date2023-10-06
Release Version1
Sebastian Schmidt Sebastian Schmidt
https://dx.doi.org/10.21228/M8512J
ftp://www.metabolomicsworkbench.org/Studies/ application/zip

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Factors:

Subject type: Cultured cells; Subject species: Homo sapiens (Factor headings shown in green)

mb_sample_id local_sample_id disease_state 13C_label
SA238064blank_3_Glcblank Glucose
SA238065blank_2_Glcblank Glucose
SA238066blank_1_Glcblank Glucose
SA238067blank_3_Glnblank Glutamine
SA238068blank_1_Glnblank Glutamine
SA238069blank_2_Glnblank Glutamine
SA238070iG3G-R1-039_2_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238071iG3G-R1-039_3_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238072iG3G-R1-039_1_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238073i1JF-R1-018_3_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238074i1JF-R1-018_1_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238075i1E4-R1-003_2_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238076i1E4-R1-003_1_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238077i1JF-R1-018_2_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238078iO3H-R1-005_2_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238079i1E4-R1-003_3_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238080i82A-R1-002_3_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238081iO3H-R1-005_3_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238082iO3H-R1-005_1_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238083i82A-R1-002_2_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238084i82A-R1-002_1_Glcctrl Glucose
SA238085i1E4-R1-003_1_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238086iG3G-R1-039_3_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238087i1JF-R1-018_2_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238088i1E4-R1-003_2_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238089i1JF-R1-018_3_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238090iG3G-R1-039_2_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238091iO3H-R1-005_3_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238092i82A-R1-002_3_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238093i1JF-R1-018_1_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238094i82A-R1-002_2_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238095i82A-R1-002_1_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238096iO3H-R1-005_1_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238097iO3H-R1-005_2_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238098i1E4-R1-003_3_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238099iG3G-R1-039_1_Glnctrl Glutamine
SA238100iJ2C-R1-015_3_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238101iJ2C-R1-015_2_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238102iJ2C-R1-015_1_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238103iC99-R1-007_3_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238104iM89-R1-005_1_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238105iM89-R1-005_2_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238106iC99-R1-007_1_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238107i88H-R1-002_3_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238108iM89-R1-005_3_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238109iR66-R1-007_1_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238110iC99-R1-007_2_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238111iPX7-R1-001_2_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238112iR66-R1-007_2_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238113i88H-R1-002_1_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238114i88H-R1-002_2_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238115iPX7-R1-001_1_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238116iPX7-R1-001_3_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238117iR66-R1-007_3_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238118iAY6-R1-003_3_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238119iAY6-R1-003_1_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238120iAY6-R1-003_2_GlcsPD Glucose
SA238121iPX7-R1-001_2_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238122iPX7-R1-001_1_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238123iPX7-R1-001_3_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238124i88H-R1-002_3_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238125iAY6-R1-003_3_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238126i88H-R1-002_2_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238127i88H-R1-002_1_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238128iC99-R1-007_1_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238129iM89-R1-005_1_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238130iM89-R1-005_2_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238131iJ2C-R1-015_3_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238132iJ2C-R1-015_2_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238133iJ2C-R1-015_1_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238134iM89-R1-005_3_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238135iC99-R1-007_2_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238136iR66-R1-007_3_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238137iAY6-R1-003_1_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238138iR66-R1-007_2_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238139iR66-R1-007_1_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238140iC99-R1-007_3_GlnsPD Glutamine
SA238141iAY6-R1-003_2_GlnsPD Glutamine
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