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LMC-Section of Metabolic Control Analysis (MCA)


Mission Statement:

This section develops new rapid throughput methods for the analysis of intermediary metabolites in animal and human tissues.  It defines the kinetic and thermodynamic constants responsible, and the mathematical approaches required to define the changes in  flux control resulting in the alteration of fluxes in metabolic pathways involved in disease states and develops new therapeutic approaches based on these analyses.  It then tests the efficacy of these new therapies in animal models and in specific human disease states including neurodegenerative diseases, movement disorders, insulin resistant states and refractory epileptic states. 

Staff:

Name Title E-Mail Phone
Richard L. Veech, MD/PhD  Chief rveech@mail.nih.gov 301.443.4620
Robert J. Pawlosky, PhD Staff Scientist bpawl@mail.nih.gov 301.443.9029
Madhu Gola Administrative Lab Manager mgola@mail.nih.gov 301.443.1311
Muluwork Mengesha Secretary mengeshm@mail.nih.gov 301.443.3748

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Selected Publications:


Stark KD, Pawlosky RJ, Beblo S, Murthy M, Flanagan VP, Janisse J, Buba-Abela M, Rockett H, Whitty JE, Sokol RJ, Hannigan JH, Salem N Jr.  Post-fortification plasma folate status in pregnant African-American women and the influences of diet, smoking and alcohol consumption (AJCN) 00:2005. Link to PubMed

Pawlosky RJ and Salem N Jr. Development of alcoholic fatty liver and fibrosis in rhesus monkeys fed a low n-3 fatty cid diet. Alcoholism: Clin and Exp Res. 2004; 28:1569-1576. Link to PubMed


Pawlosky RJ. Modeling linolenic and linoleic acid in human adults and infants. In: Mathematical Modeling. Nutritional and Health Sciences2004. Link to PubMed

Pawlosky RJ and Salem N Jr. Perspectives on Alcohol Consumption: Liver Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids and Essential Fatty Acid Metabolism. Alcohol. 2004; 34:27-33. Link to PubMed

Pawlosky R.J., Novotny J.A., Britz S.J. and Clevidence B.A. Methods for determining the metabolism of alpha-linolenic acid in human subjects from intrinsically-labeled food. Modern Aspects of Nutrition. Present Knowledge and Future Perspectives. 2003; 56:170-175. Link to PubMed

Pawlosky R.J., Hibbeln, J.R., Lin YH. and Salem N. Jr. Effects of beef- and fish-based diets on the kinetics of n-3 fatty acid metabolism. Am J Clin Nutr. 2003; 77:565-72. Link to PubMed

Thomas PM, Flanagan, VP, Pawlosky RJ. Determination of 5-methyltetrahydrofolic acid and folic acid in citrus juices using stable isotope dilution-mass spectrometry. J Agric Food Chem. 2003; 51:1293-6. Link to PubMed

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