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Crossing Gene Sets from GlyGen, GTEx, MoTrPAC and RummaGEO Reveals Sorafenib as a Potential Modulator of Aging and Exercise Response

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as isolated collections, which fragments insight and limits the discovery of shared mechanisms across biological contexts. By crossing gene sets derived from multiple Commo…

Submitted 3 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets from GlyGen, GTEx, MoTrPAC and RummaGEO Reveals Nicotinamide as a Potential Modulator of Aging and Exercise

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as separate collections, which fragments insight and limits the discovery of shared mechanisms. By crossing geneset libraries from the Common Fund Data Ecosystem we can rev…

Submitted 3 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets from GlyGen, GTEx, MoTrPAC and RummaGEO Reveals Nicotinamide as a Potential Modulator of Glycosylation, Aging and Exercise

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as separate collections, which fragments insight and limits the ability to see shared mechanisms across diverse biological contexts. By crossing gene sets from four Common …

Submitted 3 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets from GlyGen, GTEx and MoTrPAC Reveals G45495MK Associated with Aging and Exercise

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as separate datasets, which fragments insight and limits discovery of shared mechanisms. By crossing geneset libraries from Common Fund programs we can reveal robust molecu…

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets from GlyGen, GTEx, and LINCS Reveals SEPHS2 as a Potential Modulator of Glycosylation and Aging

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as separate collections, which limits insight into shared biological mechanisms. To overcome this fragmentation, we crossed gene sets from three NIH Common Fund programs: t…

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets From GlyGen, GTEx, and LINCS Reveals CA4 As a Potential Modulator of Glycosylation and Aging

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as isolated collections, which fragments insight and limits the discovery of shared mechanisms across physiological contexts. To overcome this limitation we leveraged the C…

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets from GlyGen, GTEx and LINCS Reveals SEPHS2 as a Potential Modulator of Glycosylation and Aging

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as isolated datasets, which fragments insight and limits the discovery of shared molecular features across biological contexts. By crossing geneset libraries drawn from the…

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets from GlyGen, GTEx and LINCS Reveals POLE as a Potential Modulator of Glycosylation and Aging

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as separate datasets, which fragments insight and limits discovery of shared mechanisms. Crossing datasets from Common Fund programs can reveal robust molecular signatures …

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright