Please join us in the **11th Webinar** on '**Amino Acid Metabolism**' organized by the Early Career Investigators (ECIs) network under the TRANSLACORE project is scheduled for: **Monday, March 10th, 2025, 14:00 PM CET online**.

The meeting will include the following: 

- Introduction by **Dawid Krokowski**, Maria Sklodowska-Curie University (UMCS), Lublin, Poland 
- "Exploring Amino Acid Metabolism: Deuterium labeling and LCMS for Metabolomic insights" by **Alan Gonzalez-Ibarra**; Alan is an Assistant Professor in the team of Dawid Krokowski, UMCS, Lublin, Poland. 

The webinar focuses on the application of LC-MS and stable isotope labeling, particularly deuterium, to explore amino acid metabolism in mammalian cells. We will discuss how tailored derivatization strategies enhance detection sensitivity and how deuterium-enriched tracers provide valuable insights into metabolic pathways. This session will highlight innovative analytical approaches for studying amino acid dynamics in cellular systems.



**ECIs Organising committee**:
- Sophie Gomez
- Adolfo Rivero-Müller
- Paula Alepuz
- Nikolaos Balatsos
- Rafaela Lacerda Santos
- Paulina Podszywalow
- Gamze Güney Eskiler
- Cecilia Picazo
- Caroline Moyret Lalle


11h Webinar for Early Career Investigators

We would like to invite you to the 11th Webinar ‘Amino Acid Metabolism’ organized by the Early Career Investigators (ECIs) network under the TRANSLACORE project is scheduled for: Monday, March 10th, 2025, 14:00 PM CET online. 

Dawid Krokowski

Alan Gonzalez-Ibarra

11th Webinar for Early Career Investigators 

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11th Webinar for Early Career Investigators

11h Webinar for Early Career Investigators