Metabolite Profiling: A Tool for the Biochemical Characterisation of Mycobacterium sp.

Metabolite Profiling: A Tool for the Biochemical Characterisation of Mycobacterium sp.

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Over the last decades, the prevalence of drug-resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), the causative agent of tuberculosis, has increased.These findings have rekindled interest in elucidating the AEG DVK6980HB Wall-mounted hood unique adaptive molecular and biochemistry physiology of Mycobacterium.The use of metabolite profiling independently or in combination with other levels of “-omic” analyses has proven an effective approach to elucidate key physiological/biochemical mechanisms associated with Mtb throughout infection.The following review discusses the use of metabolite profiling in the study of tuberculosis, future Peltier Modules approaches, and the technical and logistical limitations of the methodology.