Compare metabolites in 2 of these studies:
Study A:   Study B:  

List of Studies ( Metabolite:Cyclo(Arg-Pro))

Study_idAnalysis_idStudy_titleSourceSpeciesDiseaseInstituteAnalysis Type
ST003917 AN006430 Gut Microbial Bile and Amino Acid Metabolism Associate with Peanut Oral Immunotherapy Failure Feces Human Allergy University of California, San Francisco LC-MS
ST003546 AN005825 Improved Soil Health and Pasture Phytochemical Richness Underlies Improved Beef Nutrient Density in Southern US Grass-Finished Beef Systems Muscle Cow Utah State University Other
ST003277 AN005367 LC-MS/MS spatial analysis of mouse GI Blood Mouse Brown University Other
ST003277 AN005367 LC-MS/MS spatial analysis of mouse GI Cecum Mouse Brown University Other
ST003277 AN005367 LC-MS/MS spatial analysis of mouse GI Colon Mouse Brown University Other
ST003277 AN005367 LC-MS/MS spatial analysis of mouse GI DSI Mouse Brown University Other
ST003277 AN005367 LC-MS/MS spatial analysis of mouse GI Liver Mouse Brown University Other
ST003277 AN005367 LC-MS/MS spatial analysis of mouse GI MSI Mouse Brown University Other
ST003277 AN005367 LC-MS/MS spatial analysis of mouse GI PSI Mouse Brown University Other
ST003277 AN005367 LC-MS/MS spatial analysis of mouse GI Stomach Mouse Brown University Other
ST002978 AN004891 Metabolite Profiling Of Vaginal Microbes In Suspension And Biofilm Cultures: Potential Target Against Bacterial Vaginosis Bacterial cells Gardenerella vaginalis Bacterial Vaginosis Purdue University Other
ST002978 AN004891 Metabolite Profiling Of Vaginal Microbes In Suspension And Biofilm Cultures: Potential Target Against Bacterial Vaginosis Bacterial cells Lactobacillus crispatus Bacterial Vaginosis Purdue University Other
ST002978 AN004891 Metabolite Profiling Of Vaginal Microbes In Suspension And Biofilm Cultures: Potential Target Against Bacterial Vaginosis Bacterial cells Lactobacillus iners Bacterial Vaginosis Purdue University Other
ST000975 AN001596 GC6-74 metabolomics of TB vs healthy (Part 2: Serum) Blood Human Tuberculosis Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology LC-MS
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