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Synthesis of [1-13C]2-Oxoglutaric Acid and 13C Breath Tests Designed to Assess TCA Cycle Flux.
Several approaches for synthesizing [1-13C]2-oxoglutaric acid were attempted, and the synthesis was successfully achieved in 4 steps from trimethylsilyl 13C-cyanide. The 13C-breath tests on rats were conducted by orally administering the newly synthesized [1-13C]2-oxoglutaric acid, the previously prepared [1'-13C]citric acid, and [1-13C]acetic acid as a control drug, and the results were compared. The results indicate that [1-13C]2-oxoglutaric acid and [1'-13C]citric acid may serve as potential substrates for assessing the TCA cycle flux.
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