Cancer cells rev up synthesis, compared with neighbors


Mass spec imaging reveals elevated pathways driving tumor growth in brain cancer

Panome Bio Raises Growth Capital from Telegraph Hill Partners to Expand Next-Generation Metabolomics & Proteomics Business


Madelyn Jackstadt (Patti lab) named Jakschik Awardee

Patti wins American Chemical Society Midwest Award


Newly launched St. Louis startup Panome Bio raises $6M, plans to double team


Scientists unveil a metabolic Achilles’ heel in pancreatic cancer

Reporting NADPH fluxes

Mass Spec Proteomics Offers Less Pain, More Gain


Different field, different problem, same solution: metabolism!


Ronald Fowle-Grider wins postdoc award

Cancer Cells Aren’t Purposefully Wasting Glucose, They’re Consuming It Too Quickly


Sugar metabolism is surprisingly conventional in cancer


Saturation of mitochondrial NADH shuttles triggers aerobic lactate fermentation

Cancer Cells Are Not Intentionally Wasteful of Glucose, Study Suggests


Cancer has ripple effect on distant tissues


Zebrafish as a new model to study the crosstalk between tumor and host metabolism

Postdoc wins training grant

Researchers win NIH grant


Washington University collaborates with Agilent, Merck to expand metabolomics research


Patti a finalist for prestigious Blavatnik young scientist award


Patti receives NIH grants to research connection between metabolic pathways and COVID-19


Conghui Yao (Patti lab) named Jakschik Awardee

A renewed sense of purpose

Better together: Mitochondrial fusion supports cell division


The journey from features to compound ID in metabolomics

Developing understanding of cancer cell metabolomics using mass spectrometry

Metabolomics for the masses

Patti installed as inaugural Powell Professor


Metabolomics data under scrutiny

Patti rolling on RIVER grant

Metabolomics just got smaller


Patti receives Agilent Early Career Professor Award


How to target tumours by messing with their metabolism

‘Tracking bugs’ reveal secret of cancer cell metabolism


Liposuction: Extracellular Fat Removal Promotes Proliferation

Metabolomics study reveals another energy source for cancer cells


Increasing probability for discovery

Living off the fat of the land