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Note that I am not an expert on metabolomics.
Yet, my thoughts: by using the generic functions enricher
and GSEA
one could perform over-representations resp. enrichment analysis on any type of data / input. So the analytical framework is already available. The question I have is what exactly is the type of input data you have in mind, and which source to use for predefined metabolite pathways and disease states?
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