# Global Profiling of Metabolites

- **Source:** TED · `588672-2024`
- **Buyer:** Københavns Universitet
- **Published:** 2024-10-01
- **Deadline:** —
- **Estimated value:** 208,964 EUR
- **CPV codes:** 72314000, 71900000
- **Place-of-performance NUTS:** DK011, DNK
- **Buyer-address NUTS:** —
- **Notice type:** veat / 25

## Procedure details

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### Procedure Types

- neg-wo-call

### Award Criterion Descriptions

- Only one supplier available

## Description

Previous studies have shown that exercise can improve the metabolism in diabetic patients. The aim of this study is to investigate if the timing of the exercise plays a role. Plasma, muscle and lipid samples from men and women with/without type-2 diabetes will be collected both immediately and after an acute bout of exercise taking place in the morning or afternoon.

## Original notice

https://ted.europa.eu/da/notice/-/detail/588672-2024