Individualized mental disease prediction method and system adopting monkey-human interspecies migration based on brain function map
A mental disease and functional technology, applied in the field of bioinformatics and computational medicine, can solve the problems of lack of objective and effective diagnostic criteria in clinical diagnosis
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[0141] In this example, taking the autism animal model of transgenic macaques as an example, a monkey-human transformable imaging study is carried out, so as to establish a method for predicting mental diseases.
[0142] The main process of the specific embodiment, the detailed steps are as follows:
[0143] Step S1: Using MeCP2 overexpression transgenic macaque (an animal model of non-human primate autism) to extract characteristic brain regions:
[0144] S11: Collecting resting-state functional magnetic resonance data of MeCP2 overexpression transgenic macaques and normal wild-type macaques samples by nuclear magnetic resonance scanner;
[0145] S12: According to the whole brain template with one-to-one correspondence between monkey and human brain regions, specifically, use the Regional Map template to divide the monkey cerebral cortex into 80 corresponding brain regions, and use the INIA19 template to divide the subcutaneous nuclei of the monkey brain into 14 brain region...
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[0193] Performance Verification Experiment
[0194] In order to verify the performance of the method of the present invention, the method of the present invention (cynomolgus monkey) was compared with the prediction model based on the ASD data extraction characteristic brain region (ABIDEII) in the (ABIDE II) AutismBrain Imaging Data Exchange II public database. Among them, the ABIDE II data collection is marked as: the subjects use the ASD sample marks as the division standard of the experimental data.
[0195] This embodiment includes 62 ASD patients and 92 normal subjects. ASD data based on ABIDE II used group lasso to extract characteristic brain regions associated with autism pathology, including left superior temporal cortex (TCs), left secondary visual cortex (V2), left dorsal visual area anterior ( VACd), right primary motor cortex (M1), right anterior cingulate cortex (CCa), right central lateral prefrontal cortex (PFCcl), right ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (PFCvl...
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