Screening method for multi-target drugs and/or pharmaceutical combinations
A screening method and multi-target technology, applied in the field of biomedicine, can solve the problems of unpredictable pharmacokinetic response and increased number of combination tests, and achieve the effect of low screening cost, high efficiency and broad application prospects
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[0035] Example 1: Screening method of the present invention - multi-target drug repositioning for breast cancer: based on genome-wide association analysis
[0036] 1. Collect human successfully marketed or researched drugs and their targets
[0037] Find drug target databases (including DGIdb: http: / / dgidb.genome.wustl.edu / , DrugBank: http: / / www.drugbank.ca / and TTD: http: / / bidd.nus.edu.sg / group / ttd / ttd.asp) to obtain a batch of drug-ready targets and targets under research. In this experiment, DGIdb was used as the starting point to find a total of 1,180 targets with clear drug activity (whether the drug is an activator or an inhibitor to the target), and 2,780 drugs corresponding to the above targets.
[0038] 2. SNP information related to all targets in the screening step 1
[0039] Find the relevant SNP according to the gene corresponding to the target. There are two methods here: one is to find the SNP contained in the gene region according to the position of the gene ...
Embodiment 2
[0093] Example 2: Screening method of the present invention—screening and / or repositioning of breast cancer drug combinations: based on genome-wide association analysis and KEGG metabolic network.
[0094] Steps 1 to 4 of this embodiment are the same as in Embodiment 1, and the other steps are as follows:
[0095] 5. Use the KEGG metabolic network to enrich the associated "target-target" combination obtained in step 4, and screen the "target-target" combination that is in the same metabolic pathway and has an interactive effect on breast cancer
[0096] The pathway enrichment of the target was obtained through the online pathway analysis website: DAVID (http: / / david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov / ). In this example, only the "target-target" combinations that are in the same metabolic pathway after DAVID enrichment are selected, and the screening results are as follows: Among the 1,634 pairs of "target-target" combinations identified based on PLINK, 127 "target-target" combinations were scre...
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[0107] Example 3: Screening method of the present invention—screening and / or repositioning of breast cancer drug combinations: based on genome-wide association analysis and Hotnet2 metabolic network.
[0108] Steps 1 to 4 of this embodiment are the same as in Embodiment 1, and the other steps are as follows:
[0109] 5. Use the HotNet2 metabolic network to enrich the associated "target-target" combination obtained in step 4, and screen the "target-target" combination that is in the same HotNet2 subnetwork and has an interactive effect on breast cancer
[0110] We only selected the "target-target" combinations in the same subnetwork, and among the 1,634 pairs of "target-target" combinations identified based on PLINK, one "target-target" combination (BRAF and PIK3CA) was screened and obtained in the same HotNet2 subnetwork. Network PI(3)K signaling; Among the 1,576 pairs of "target-target" combinations identified based on BOOST, one "target-target" combination (EGFR and ERBB4) w...
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