Katarzyna Neubauer

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Katarzyna Neubauer’s research focuses on the intersection of metabolomics, cancer biology, and surgical outcomes, with a particular emphasis on colorectal cancer (CRC). Her major contribution lies in elucidating the diagnostic and prognostic value of the L-Arginine/NO pathway metabolites in CRC, demonstrating their potential as disease biomarkers and predictors of adverse clinical outcomes following surgery. Her most-cited work (23 citations) employed tandem mass spectrometry to analyze 199 individuals, including 137 CRC patients, and tracked 60 surgical patients over a three-day follow-up, revealing that citrulline and other metabolites could serve as non-invasive indicators of disease progression and postoperative complications. This work has significant implications for personalized medicine, offering clinicians a tool to stratify risk and tailor treatments. Neubauer’s research bridges basic metabolic pathways and clinical application, showcasing her ability to translate complex biochemical insights into actionable diagnostic strategies. Her findings underscore the relevance of the L-Arginine/NO axis in carcinogenesis and immunity, positioning her as a key contributor to the growing field of cancer metabolomics.