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Project cooperationUpdated on 19 January 2026

Multi-omics integration in genome-scale metabolic models

Tenured professor at Computational Systems Biology team, Rīga Stradiņš University

Riga, Latvia

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Genome-scale metabolic models enable comparison of healthy and diseased tissues, samples before and after therapy as well as other analyses where it is necessary to identify differences in metabolic network performance.

Another aspect is the genome-scale metabolic model based (in silico)development of combinatorial therapies.

The same can be done with cell culture and organoid samples.

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