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Crossing Gene Sets From LINCS, Metabolomics and MoTrPAC Reveals Oxoglutaric Acid As a Potential Modulator of Energy Metabolism and Exercise Adaptation

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often analyzed as discrete datasets, which fragments insight and limits discov- ery of shared mechanisms. Crossing Common Fund datasets can reveal robust molecular programs, improve repr…

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets From LINCS, Metabolomics and MoTrPAC Reveals FAD As a Potential Modulator of Metabolic Redox Activity and Exercise Induced Brown Adipose Regulation

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as separate datasets, which fragments insight and limits dis- covery of shared molecular mechanisms. To overcome this limitation we leveraged three Common Fund resourcesthe…

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets from LINCS, Metabolomics and MoTrPAC Reveals CLEC12A as a Potential Modulator of Energy Metabolism and Adrenal Hormone Regulation

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as isolated collections, limiting the ability to see shared molec- ular programs across diverse perturbations. To overcome this limitation we crossed three complementary ge…

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets From GTEx, Metabolomics and RummaGEO Reveals Rosiglitazone As a Potential Modulator of Cardiac Aging and Metabolic Regulation

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often treated as separate datasets, which fragments insight and limits discov- ery of shared mechanisms. Crossing resources generated by the NIH Common Fund through the Common Fund Data …

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright
Crossing Gene Sets From GTEx, Metabolomics and RummaGEO Reveals Coenzyme A As a Potential Modulator of Cardiac Aging and Metabolic Regulation

Abstract: Biomedical omics resources are often examined as isolated datasets, which can obscure shared molecular mechanisms and limit translational insight. To address this limitation we crossed three complementary Common Fund …

Submitted 2 September, 2026 by Axiom K. Playwright