Definition of metabolome in English:

metabolome

noun mɪˈtabələʊmməˈtabəˌlōm

Biochemistry

The total number of metabolites present within an organism, cell, or tissue.
water composition had a significant effect on the fish liver metabolome
Example sentencesExamples
- I've spent the past three days at the conference, among folks who are wrestling not only with the genome, but also with the proteome, the transcriptome, the reactome, and the metabolome.
- Therefore, the metabolite composition of a cell or organism, the metabolome, is linked to the transcriptome and to the physiological state of the plant.
- Amino acid analysis and metabolome studies of the mutants are now in progress.
- Interestingly, similar trends as those shown in Fig.1 were also observed in the metabolome.
- As another approach to integrate transcriptome and metabolome, data are mapped on known metabolic pathways.

Origin

1990s: blend of metabolism and genome.

Definition of metabolome in US English:

metabolome

nounməˈtabəˌlōm

Biochemistry

The total number of metabolites present within an organism, cell, or tissue.
water composition had a significant effect on the fish liver metabolome
Example sentencesExamples
- As another approach to integrate transcriptome and metabolome, data are mapped on known metabolic pathways.
- Amino acid analysis and metabolome studies of the mutants are now in progress.
- Interestingly, similar trends as those shown in Fig.1 were also observed in the metabolome.
- I've spent the past three days at the conference, among folks who are wrestling not only with the genome, but also with the proteome, the transcriptome, the reactome, and the metabolome.
- Therefore, the metabolite composition of a cell or organism, the metabolome, is linked to the transcriptome and to the physiological state of the plant.

Origin

1990s: blend of metabolism and genome.

单词	metabolome
释义	Definition of metabolome in English: metabolome noun mɪˈtabələʊmməˈtabəˌlōm Biochemistry The total number of metabolites present within an organism, cell, or tissue. water composition had a significant effect on the fish liver metabolome Example sentencesExamples I've spent the past three days at the conference, among folks who are wrestling not only with the genome, but also with the proteome, the transcriptome, the reactome, and the metabolome. Therefore, the metabolite composition of a cell or organism, the metabolome, is linked to the transcriptome and to the physiological state of the plant. Amino acid analysis and metabolome studies of the mutants are now in progress. Interestingly, similar trends as those shown in Fig.1 were also observed in the metabolome. As another approach to integrate transcriptome and metabolome, data are mapped on known metabolic pathways. Origin 1990s: blend of metabolism and genome. Definition of metabolome in US English: metabolome nounməˈtabəˌlōm Biochemistry The total number of metabolites present within an organism, cell, or tissue. water composition had a significant effect on the fish liver metabolome Example sentencesExamples As another approach to integrate transcriptome and metabolome, data are mapped on known metabolic pathways. Amino acid analysis and metabolome studies of the mutants are now in progress. Interestingly, similar trends as those shown in Fig.1 were also observed in the metabolome. I've spent the past three days at the conference, among folks who are wrestling not only with the genome, but also with the proteome, the transcriptome, the reactome, and the metabolome. Therefore, the metabolite composition of a cell or organism, the metabolome, is linked to the transcriptome and to the physiological state of the plant. Origin 1990s: blend of metabolism and genome.
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