Metabolomics strategy for diagnosing urinary tract infections

Nature·Mar 18

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Research is being conducted on the use of metabolomics to diagnose urinary tract infections. Various studies are exploring the metabolic interactions between bacteria and the host, as well as the use of metabolomics to identify biomarkers for infection. The field of metabolomics is also being applied to other infectious diseases, including tuberculosis and infections in animals.

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