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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 17.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Cancer Res. 2014 Feb 13;20(8):2136–2146. doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-13-1939

Table 2.

Identified differential metabolites between colorectal cancer and adjacent normal controls from each of tissue samples

Samples from Shanghai Samples from
Hangzhou
Samples from
Beijing
Samples from
City of Hope




No. Metabolite name VIP FCa,c Pb,c FCa,c Pb,c FCa,c Pb,c FCa,c Pb,c
1 Kynurenined 2.55 5.50 6.49E–14 2.64 1.68E–05 4.31 2.34E–05 2.20 1.92E–03
2 β-Alanined 2.48 5.02 3.51E–13 4.56 9.09E–11 6.01 3.23E–06 2.79 1.00E–03
3 Glutamated 2.25 1.88 3.54E–10 1.92 8.68E–08 1.87 4.14E–04 1.53 8.06E–03
4 Cysteined 2.14 2.41 8.02E–10 1.87 3.54E–04 1.33 4.79E–02 1.92 1.40E–02
5 2-Aminobutyrated 2.13 1.81 3.05E–09 1.49 7.97E–03 1.58 4.17E–02 1.49 4.45E–02
6 Palmitoleated 1.90 3.09 3.03E–08 2.25 2.98E–04 2.70 1.21E–02 2.22 9.59E–03
7 5-Oxoprolined 1.96 1.76 5.89E–08 1.45 1.88E–03 2.13 2.16E–02 1.47 2.35E–02
8 Aspartated 1.92 1.80 1.17E–07 1.58 1.95E–03 1.49 2.17E–02 1.70 1.65E–02
9 Hypoxanthined 1.84 1.71 5.16E–07 1.36 1.28E–03 2.12 6.12E–06 1.38 3.80E–02
10 Lactated 1.87 1.68 5.89E–07 1.49 4.34E–07 1.45 1.95E–04 1.55 2.21E–02
11 Myristated 1.56 1.59 6.54E–05 2.06 3.11E–06 2.15 8.45E–03 1.72 3.81E–02
12 Glycerold 1.36 1.48 3.77E–04 1.37 7.10E–03 1.28 3.06E–02 1.57 3.76E–02
13 Uracild 1.36 1.39 4.59E–04 1.47 4.59E–04 2.37 2.77E–03 1.58 4.29E–02
14 Putrescined 1.21 3.57 4.61E–04 1.48 4.84E–02 4.46 4.57E–03 2.78 4.94E–02
15 Myo-inositold 1.10 −1.29 8.39E–03 −1.33 3.78E–04 −1.66 4.54E–07 −1.49 1.96E–02
16 Hypotaurine 2.32 4.04 1.09E–11 2.59 2.10E–05 3.84 2.00E–05 / /
17 Spermidine 1.37 1.89 1.02E–04 1.70 1.91E–05 2.34 2.44E–06 / /
18 Homocysteined 1.73 1.79 1.84E–06 1.45 3.83E–03 2.33 8.77E–03 / /
19 4-Aminobutyrate 1.27 2.18 2.97E–04 1.35 5.14E–03 2.27 6.06E–03 / /
20 Asparagined 1.33 1.47 4.40E–04 1.36 5.14E–03 1.96 1.86E–02 / /
21 Glycerated 1.12 −1.76 1.38E–02 −2.00 1.90E–02 / / −1.43 1.31E–02
22 Nicotinamide 1.39 1.56 2.54E–04 / / 1.53 2.18E–02 1.61 5.39E–02
23 AMPd 1.46 2.78 4.66E–05 2.83 7.59E–05 / / / /
24 Ascorbated 1.06 2.59 3.34E–03 1.43 2.07E–02 / / / /
25 Glucosed 1.09 −1.51 6.50E–03 −2.37 1.01E–06 / / / /
26 Xylose 1.16 −1.63 1.61E–02 −2.15 4.40E–02 / / / /
27 Glycined 1.64 1.62 7.49E–06 / / 1.53 1.22E–02 / /
28 Glyceraldehyded 1.02 1.39 7.19E–03 / / 1.37 4.15E–02 / /
29 Ornithined 1.07 1.39 9.49E–03 / / 2.28 1.91E–02 / /
30 Phosphate 1.64 1.53 5.84E–06 / / / / / /
31 Laurated 1.59 1.49 1.49E–05 / / / / / /
32 Galactose 1.54 2.17 1.80E–05 / / / / / /
33 3-Methy-3-hydrpoxybutyrate 1.58 1.54 3.97E–05 / / / / / /
34 Methioninamide 1.44 1.70 7.16E–05 / / / / / /
35 2-Aminoadipate 1.19 1.45 8.04E–04 / / / / / /

Abbreviation: AMP, adenosine-50-monophosphate.

a

FC (fold change) with a positive value indicates a relatively higher level in tumor tissue, whereas a negative value means a relatively lower expression level as compared with the adjacent normal tissues.

b

P values are calculated from the Student t test.

c

Metabolites marked with/means these metabolites have a P value higher than 0.05 in the corresponding batch of samples.

d

The identification of these metabolites were confirmed with our standard compounds.