Session 2: Personalised nutrition Transcriptomic signatures that have identified key features of metabolic syndrome

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The Human Genome Project and rapid advances in high-throughput molecular technologies are providing an unprecedented opportunity to advance the understanding of the common polygenic diet-related diseases, including obesity, the metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes mellitus, CVD and some cancers. In particular, transcriptomic approaches that allow multiple simultaneous gene-expression profiles facilitate the characterisation of metabolic perturbations that underlie diet-related pathologies. The present paper will focus on 'transcriptomic signatures' to characterise and understand the molecular mechanisms that accurately reflect 'metabolic health'. © The Author 2008.

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Morine, M. J., O’Brien, C., & Roche, H. M. (2008). Session 2: Personalised nutrition Transcriptomic signatures that have identified key features of metabolic syndrome. In Proceedings of the Nutrition Society (Vol. 67, pp. 395–403). https://doi.org/10.1017/S0029665108008756

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