Target Approach in The Stages of Liver Cirrhosis to Reverse Back in Good Condition

[WasifaRahman]

Project Lead: @wasifarahman

Mentor: @Sonikatyagi

This is a prototype for curing liver disease in the stages of cirrhosis prognosis. It will specifically target in the enzymes which are responsible for elevating the risk for growing scar tissues in the liver. This will include bioinformatics pipeline to decrease the activation of the responsible enzymes and other related factors which are causing liver cirrhosis. Allover, the study will create such a prototype to be contributed by users having interest in this field and in future would be helpful for the community to use and develop more into this resource in the area of liver diseases.

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• My vision is to create a prototype for curing liver cirrhosis to serve the community with developed resource and be a MVP project in near future.

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[sonibk]

This is interesting , do you plan to include treatment modes or how will bioinformatics play a role

[WasifaRahman]

Thank you @sonibk ! I will find out the responsible enzymes and other factors causing scarring of tissue and will apply bioinformatics tool to reduce their elevation characteristic.

[malvikasharan]

@all-contributors please add @WasifaRahman for idea and content.

[allcontributors[bot]]

@malvikasharan

I've put up a pull request to add @WasifaRahman! :tada:

[paulowoicho]

Thank you @sonibk ! I will find out the responsible enzymes and other factors causing scarring of tissue and will apply bioinformatics tool to reduce their elevation characteristic.

I really like the project and the problem it is trying to solve!

[WasifaRahman]

Thank you @paulowoicho. I really appreciate your inspiring comment.