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What does your cell really do? Model-based assessment of mammalian cells metabolic functionalities using omics data

2020-04-28

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Large-scale omics experiments have become standard in biological studies, leading to a deluge of data. However, researchers still face the challenge of connecting changes in the omics data to changes in cell functions, due to the complex interdependencies between genes, proteins and metabolites. Here we present a novel framework that begins to overcome this problem by allowing users to infer how metabolic function...

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Literature Corpus work: efbbc658-c456-573b-af5f-f6b7b49a8ebd
DOI: 10.1101/2020.04.26.057943

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