computational analyses for transplant biomarker discovery
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Abstract
Translational medicine offers a rich promise for improved diagnostics and drug discovery for biomedical research in the field of transplantation, where continued unmet diagnostic and therapeutic needs persist. Current advent of genomics and proteomics profiling called omics provides new resources to develop novel biomarkers for clinical routine. Establishing such a marker system heavily depends on appropriate applications of computational algorithms and software, which are basically based on mathematical theories and models. Understanding these theories would help to apply appropriate algorithms to ensure biomarker systems successful. Here, we review the key advances in theories and mathematical models relevant to transplant biomarker developments. Advantages and limitations inherent inside these models are discussed. The principles of key computational approaches for selecting efficiently the best subset of biomarkers from high dimensional omics data are highlighted. Prediction models are also introduced and the integration of multi-microarray data is also discussed. Appreciating these key advances would help to accelerate the development of clinically reliable biomarker systems.
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| Authors | ;Anyou eWang;Minnie M Sarwal |
| Journal | sudebno-meditsinskaia ekspertiza |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.3389/fimmu.2015.00458
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