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URL: http://fiehnlab.ucdavis.edu/
Proper Citation: Metabolomics Fiehn Lab (RRID:SCR_008311)
Description: Develops improved methods in analytical chemistry and bioinformatics to capture and utilize metabolomic data. These tools are employed to understand, which parts of larger biochemical networks respond to genetic perturbation or environmental stress.
Synonyms: UCDavis Fiehn Lab
Resource Type: data or information resource, laboratory portal, portal, organization portal
Keywords: analytical chemistry and bioinformatics methods, utilize metabolomic data, genetic perturbation, environmental stress
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