Manuscript reproducibility package for serum metabolomics-based endometriosis modelling and exploratory mechanistic profiling
This Zenodo package provides the scripts, environment metadata, and analytical artifacts necessary to reproduce serum metabolomics-based endometriosis modeling workflows, including nested cross-validation and mechanistic profiling.
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This submission provides a reproducibility package for a study on serum metabolomics-based endometriosis modeling and exploratory mechanistic profiling. The archive contains R scripts, environment metadata, execution notes, and summary-level analytical artifacts necessary to replicate the workflow described in the associated BMC Medicine manuscript. It details methods such as nested cross-validation, temporal validation, and age or BMI-matched sensitivity analyses while explicitly excluding participant-level raw data due to ethical and custodial restrictions. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically involving serum metabolomics modeling to identify potential mechanistic profiles associated with the disease.
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