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MELODI - Mining Enriched Literature Objects to Derive Intermediates

机译:MELODI-挖掘丰富的文学对象来衍生中间体

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Background: The scientific literature contains a wealth of information from different fields onpotential disease mechanisms. However, identifying and prioritising mechanisms for further analytical evaluation presents enormous challenges in terms of the quantity and diversity of published research. The application of data mining approaches to the literature offers the potential to identify and prioritise mechanisms for more focused and detailed analysis.Methods: Here we present MELODI, a literature mining platform that can identify mechanisticpathways between any two biomedical concepts.Results: Two case studies demonstrate the potential uses of MELODI and how it can generatehypotheses for further investigation. Firstly, an analysis of ERG and prostate cancer derives theintermediate transcription factor SP1, recently confirmed to be physically interacting with ERG.Secondly, examining the relationship between a new potential risk factor for pancreatic canceridentifies possible mechanistic insights which can be studied in vitro.Conclusion: We have demonstrated the possible applications of MELODI, including two case studies.
机译:背景:科学文献包含来自不同领域的大量有关潜在疾病机理的信息。然而,就已发表研究的数量和多样性而言,确定和确定进一步分析评价的优先次序的机制提出了巨大的挑战。数据挖掘方法在文献中的应用提供了潜在的机会,可以确定和确定机制的优先顺序,以进行更集中和详细的分析。方法:在这里,我们介绍MELODI,这是一个文献挖掘平台,可以识别任何两个生物医学概念之间的机制途径。结果:两个案例研究演示MELODI的潜在用途以及如何产生假设以供进一步研究。首先,对ERG和前列腺癌的分析得出了中间转录因子SP1,最近证实它与ERG发生了物理相互作用;其次,研究了一种新的胰腺癌潜在危险因素之间的关系,从而确定了可以在体外进行研究的可能的机制。我们已经演示了MELODI的可能应用,包括两个案例研究。

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