Machine learning of cellular metabolic rewiring
Metabolic rewiring allows cells to adapt their metabolism in response to evolving environmental conditions. Traditional metabolomics techniques, whether targeted or untargeted, often struggle to interpret these adaptive shifts. Here, we introduce MetaboLiteLearner, a lightweight machine learning fra...
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| Abstract | Metabolic rewiring allows cells to adapt their metabolism in response to evolving environmental conditions. Traditional metabolomics techniques, whether targeted or untargeted, often struggle to interpret these adaptive shifts. Here, we introduce MetaboLiteLearner, a lightweight machine learning framework that harnesses the detailed fragmentation patterns from electron ionization (EI) collected in scan mode during gas chromatography/mass spectrometry to predict changes in the metabolite composition of metabolically adapted cells. When tested on breast cancer cells with different preferences to metastasize to specific organs, MetaboLiteLearner predicted the impact of metabolic rewiring on metabolites withheld from the training dataset using only the EI spectra, without metabolite identification or pre-existing knowledge of metabolic networks. Despite its simplicity, the model learned captured shared and unique metabolomic shifts between brain- and lung-homing metastatic lineages, suggesting cellular adaptations associated with metastasis to specific organs. Integrating machine learning and metabolomics paves the way for new insights into complex cellular adaptations. |
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| AbstractList | Metabolic rewiring allows cells to adapt their metabolism in response to evolving environmental conditions. Traditional metabolomics techniques, whether targeted or untargeted, often struggle to interpret these adaptive shifts. Here, we introduce
MetaboLiteLearner
, a lightweight machine learning framework that harnesses the detailed fragmentation patterns from electron ionization (EI) collected in scan mode during gas chromatography/mass spectrometry to predict changes in the metabolite composition of metabolically adapted cells. When tested on breast cancer cells with different preferences to metastasize to specific organs,
MetaboLiteLearner
predicted the impact of metabolic rewiring on metabolites withheld from the training dataset using only the EI spectra, without metabolite identification or pre-existing knowledge of metabolic networks. Despite its simplicity, the model learned captured shared and unique metabolomic shifts between brain- and lung-homing metastatic lineages, suggesting cellular adaptations associated with metastasis to specific organs. Integrating machine learning and metabolomics paves the way for new insights into complex cellular adaptations. Metabolic rewiring allows cells to adapt their metabolism in response to evolving environmental conditions. Traditional metabolomics techniques, whether targeted or untargeted, often struggle to interpret these adaptive shifts. Here, we introduce MetaboLiteLearner, a lightweight machine learning framework that harnesses the detailed fragmentation patterns from electron ionization (EI) collected in scan mode during gas chromatography/mass spectrometry to predict changes in the metabolite composition of metabolically adapted cells. When tested on breast cancer cells with different preferences to metastasize to specific organs, MetaboLiteLearner predicted the impact of metabolic rewiring on metabolites withheld from the training dataset using only the EI spectra, without metabolite identification or pre-existing knowledge of metabolic networks. Despite its simplicity, the model learned captured shared and unique metabolomic shifts between brain- and lung-homing metastatic lineages, suggesting cellular adaptations associated with metastasis to specific organs. Integrating machine learning and metabolomics paves the way for new insights into complex cellular adaptations.Metabolic rewiring allows cells to adapt their metabolism in response to evolving environmental conditions. Traditional metabolomics techniques, whether targeted or untargeted, often struggle to interpret these adaptive shifts. Here, we introduce MetaboLiteLearner, a lightweight machine learning framework that harnesses the detailed fragmentation patterns from electron ionization (EI) collected in scan mode during gas chromatography/mass spectrometry to predict changes in the metabolite composition of metabolically adapted cells. When tested on breast cancer cells with different preferences to metastasize to specific organs, MetaboLiteLearner predicted the impact of metabolic rewiring on metabolites withheld from the training dataset using only the EI spectra, without metabolite identification or pre-existing knowledge of metabolic networks. Despite its simplicity, the model learned captured shared and unique metabolomic shifts between brain- and lung-homing metastatic lineages, suggesting cellular adaptations associated with metastasis to specific organs. Integrating machine learning and metabolomics paves the way for new insights into complex cellular adaptations. Metabolic rewiring allows cells to adapt their metabolism in response to evolving environmental conditions. Traditional metabolomics techniques, whether targeted or untargeted, often struggle to interpret these adaptive shifts. Here, we introduce MetaboLiteLearner, a lightweight machine learning framework that harnesses the detailed fragmentation patterns from electron ionization (EI) collected in scan mode during gas chromatography/mass spectrometry to predict changes in the metabolite composition of metabolically adapted cells. When tested on breast cancer cells with different preferences to metastasize to specific organs, MetaboLiteLearner predicted the impact of metabolic rewiring on metabolites withheld from the training dataset using only the EI spectra, without metabolite identification or pre-existing knowledge of metabolic networks. Despite its simplicity, the model learned captured shared and unique metabolomic shifts between brain- and lung-homing metastatic lineages, suggesting cellular adaptations associated with metastasis to specific organs. Integrating machine learning and metabolomics paves the way for new insights into complex cellular adaptations. Metabolic rewiring allows cells to adapt their metabolism in response to evolving environmental conditions. Traditional metabolomics techniques, whether targeted or untargeted, often struggle to interpret these adaptive shifts. Here, we introduce , a lightweight machine learning framework that harnesses the detailed fragmentation patterns from electron ionization (EI) collected in scan mode during gas chromatography/mass spectrometry to predict changes in the metabolite composition of metabolically adapted cells. When tested on breast cancer cells with different preferences to metastasize to specific organs, predicted the impact of metabolic rewiring on metabolites withheld from the training dataset using only the EI spectra, without metabolite identification or pre-existing knowledge of metabolic networks. Despite its simplicity, the model learned captured shared and unique metabolomic shifts between brain- and lung-homing metastatic lineages, suggesting cellular adaptations associated with metastasis to specific organs. Integrating machine learning and metabolomics paves the way for new insights into complex cellular adaptations. |
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