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The peak intensities were further assessed by a filtering algorithm in the metabolomics BinBase database using protocols previously described by Fiehn 37 , and data were normalized by a normalization factor (mTIC), which was the sum of all peak heights for all identified metabolites (of only the known compounds)

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