Ewelina Węglarz‐Tomczak

This study shows that changing nutrient levels in osteosarcoma cells significantly alters gene expression, revealing nutrient-dependent gene regulation and potential therapeutic targets.

The paper identifies potential protease inhibitors targeting host ER proteases for antiviral drug development against orthohantaviruses, with Compound E showing the highest binding confidence.

The paper develops a framework to integrate metabolic gene expression and nutrient availability into genome-scale metabolic models to study osteosarcoma metabolism under different glucose and glutamine conditions.

This study integrates gene expression and nutrient availability data to model metabolism in hepatocellular carcinoma, showing glucose affects proliferation and lactate production more than glutamine.