Lipotype and Lund University publish about lipid profiles in Diabetes and infarction

Julia Schoener December 8, 2016

In the latest issue of the Journal of the American Heart Association, Lipotype and Lund University published a paper in which high-throughput lipidomic screening was successfully applied to reveal molecular lipid profiles in blood serum specific for Diabetes mellitus and myocardial infarction.

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Identification of Shared and Unique Serum Lipid Profiles in Diabetes Mellitus and Myocardial Infarction, Journal of the American Heart Association, 2016
Sanela Kjellqvist, Christian Klose, Michal A. Surma, George Hindy, Inês G. Mollet, Anna Johansson, Patrick Chavaux, Johan Gottfries, Kai Simons, Olle Melander and Céline Fernandez

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COVID-19, a Malaria Treatment and Lipidomics

Henri Deda July 6, 2020

A famous malaria treatment has been debated as a medical option in preventive measures against COVID-19. Prominent figures continued to market the malaria medicine as a quick breakthrough to combat the pandemic. However, the debate was fierce from the beginning.

Lipidomics uncovers hidden links between lipids

Henri Deda June 8, 2020

Researchers at Oslo University Hospital applied lipidomics when using lipid metabolism inhibitors and discovered an unexpected modulation of lipid metabolism.

When to eat fatty meals: nutrition researchers discover new “biological lipid metabolism clock”

Henri Deda December 11, 2019

Just in time of Christmas, scientists from the German Institute for Human Nutrition (DIfE) and Lipotype GmbH have published their results of their research on the influence of fatty breakfasts and dinners on lipid metabolism. Their newly discovered “biological lipid metabolism clock” fills a gap in nutritional medicine to activate nutrition for prevention and intervention, and to research how specific foods at specific times of the day can contribute to our health or disease.