Systems biology to identify biomarkers of cancer metabolism –the GAGome

The GAGome — A systems-level biomarker for cancer metabolism

Metabolic reprogramming is a hallmark of cancer — yet metabolism remains an under-investigated source of biomarkers. By overlaying genome-wide omics data onto the largest reconstruction of the human metabolic network, we identified glycosaminoglycan (GAG) disaccharides as the most deregulated panel of metabolites in cancer. We call their collective profile the GAGome.

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A standardized liquid biopsy platform to profile the human GAGome

Elypta's MIRAM® GAGome workflow for research and diagnostic development

Elypta developed MIRAM® GAGome kits — the first standardized, high-throughput kits to profile the human GAGome. The kits use UHPLC-MS/MS to quantify free glycosaminoglycans across the three main classes found in human biofluids — CS,HS, and HA. A single reproducible workflow takes urine or plasma from sample to quantified GAGome, enabling measurements to be run consistently across sites and studies. The kits have advanced across successive generations, with each improving sensitivity, throughput, and analytical quality.
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