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-====== Welcome to HiPathia! ======
+====== Welcome to Metabolizer! ======
-HiPathia is a web tool for the interpretation of the consequences of the combined changes of gene expression levels and/or genomic mutations in the context of signalling pathways. hiPathia transforms uninformative gene expression and/or genomic variation data into signaling circuit activities, which carry information on the different cell functionalities triggered by them. Such signalling activities not only account for the underlying molecular mechanisms of diseases or the mode of action of drugs but they can also be used as mechanistic features for the prediction of complex phenotypes.
+Metabolizer is a web tool for analysis of modular architecture of metabolic pathways using transcriptomic data. Metabolizer calculates impact of modules on production of metabolites.These modules are conserved part of metabolism which starts with substrate(s) and ends with a product.
-Along this tutorial you will learn how to use the HiPathia pathway suite and find different worked examples.
+Along this tutorial you will learn how to use the Metabolizer pathway suite and find different worked examples.
-  * [[What can do HiPathia for you|What can do HiPathia for you]]
-  * How to use HiPathia:
-    * [[Logging in|Logging in]]
-    * [[General overview|General overview]]
-    * [[Workflow|Workflow]]
-    * [[Upload your data|Upload your data]]
-  * Tools:
-    * [[Differential signaling|Differential signaling]]
-    * [[Prediction|Prediction]]
-  * Worked examples:
-    * [[Worked example Differential example|Worked example Differential signaling]]
-    * [[Worked example Prediction - Train|Worked example Prediction - Train]]
-    * [[Worked example Prediction|Worked example Prediction - Test]]
-  * For further learning:
-    * [[Differential signaling exercises|Differential signaling exercises]]