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GPU-accelerated pipeline to compute a Mitochondrial Health Index (MHI)

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MitoOmics-GPU [Work in Progress]

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GPU-accelerated multi-omics pipeline to quantify and visualize the Mitochondrial Health Index (MHI) by integrating extracellular vesicle/mitochondrial-derived vesicle (EV/MDV) proteomics with single-cell RNA-seq.

Hackathon project by Team Go Getters at the NVIDIA Accelerate Omics Hackathon (8-25 Sept 2025).

👥 Team Go Getters

  • Sayane Shome, PhD (AI in Healthcare, Stanford)[Team Lead]
  • Seema Parte, PhD (Ophthalmology, Stanford)
  • Hirenkumar Patel, PhD (Ophthalmology, Stanford)
  • Ankit Maisuriya (PhD candidate, Quantum Photonics, Northeastern)
  • Medha Bhattacharya (CS undergrad, UC Irvine)

🚀 Project Objective

  • Develop a GPU-accelerated pipeline for mitochondrial health analysis.

  • Link blood-derived EV/MDV proteomics with mitochondrial DNA copy-number proxies from scRNA-seq.

  • Provide interpretable measures:

    • Biogenesis (capacity to grow new mitochondria)
    • Fusion/Fission (structural remodeling)
    • Mitophagy (repair/recycling)
    • Heterogeneity (variation across cells).
  • Output: a unified Mitochondrial Health Index (MHI) summarizing mitochondrial resilience, fitness, and disease risk.


⚡ Installation

pip install mitoomics-gpu

🖥️ GPU Acceleration

  • Optimized with RAPIDS + GPU backends.
  • Clear CPU vs GPU speedups for large datasets.
  • Open-source, designed for integration with scverse/rapids-singlecell.

📊 Key Insights

  • Unified mitochondrial health scoring (MHI).
  • Patient-level and cell-type–level insights.
  • Supports biomarker discovery, disease progression prediction, and drug response stratification.

🔮 Future Directions

  • Add modalities: scATAC, metabolomics, spatial transcriptomics.
  • Deploy web-server / pip package for biologist-friendly use.
  • Clinical validation with partners & cohorts.
  • ML upgrades for pattern discovery & prediction on MHI.

📬 Contact

📧 sshome@stanford.edu

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