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65 results about "Cancer genome" patented technology

Non-invasive blood based monitoring of genomic alterations in cancer

The invention provides methods to monitor cell free nucleic acids. The method comprises obtaining a plasma sample from a subject known to have a cancer characterized by a pair of mutually exclusive mutations specific to the cancer; isolating cell free nucleic acids from the plasma sample obtained from the subject; measuring the amount a housekeeping gene and/or total DNA in the cell free nucleic acids isolated from the plasma sample to confirm that the amount of housekeeping gene and/or total DNA in the sample is within a selected range; measuring the amount of a first of the pair of mutually exclusive mutations specific to the cancer in the cell free nucleic acids isolated from the plasma sample; and indicating in a report that the subject has the first mutation when (a) the amount of the housekeeping gene and/or total DNA in the cell free nucleic acids isolated from the plasma sample is within the selected range and (b) the amount of the first mutation is increased as compared to a control amount, wherein the control amount is determined by measuring the apparent amount of the first mutation in control cell free nucleic acids isolated from plasma samples obtained from control subjects known to have the second of the pair of mutually exclusive mutations specific to the cancer using measuring conditions substantially the same as those used to measure the amount of the first mutation in the cell free nucleic acids isolated from the plasma sample from the subject.
Owner:DANA FARBER CANCER INST INC

Tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction method and system based on TCGA database

ActiveCN109801680ARealize fully automated managementHealth-index calculationBiostatisticsCancer genomeRecurrence prediction
The invention discloses a tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction method and system based on a TCGA (The Cancer Genome Atlas) database. The tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction method includes the steps: obtaining transcriptome sequencing data of tumor tissues of tumor patients from the TCGA database; performing gene differential expression analysis according to the acquired transcriptomesequencing data of tumor tissues; performing construction of a tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction model by using a machine learning method according to results of gene differential expressionanalysis to obtain a tumor metastasis and recurrence model; and performing tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction on an object to be predicted according to the tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction model. The tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction method based on a TCGA database utilizes the machine learning method and the TCGA database to realize the fully automated management of the tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction, can directly provide a clear diagnosis and prognosis reference and guidance for tumor patients, and is more timely, accurate and efficient. The tumor metastasis and recurrence prediction method based on a TCGA database can be widely applied to the field of medical computer applications.
Owner:GUANGZHOU UNIVERSITY OF CHINESE MEDICINE

Algorithm for modification of somatic cancer evolution

Most clinically distinguishable malignant tumors are characterized by specific mutations, specific patterns of chromosomal rearrangements and a predominant mechanism of genetic instability. It has been suggested that the internal dynamics of genomic modifications as opposed to the external evolutionary forces have a significant and complex impact on Darwinian species evolution. A similar situation can be expected for somatic cancer evolution as the key mechanisms encountered in species evolution such as duplications, rearrangements or deletions of genes also constitute prevalent mutation mechanisms in cancers with chromosomal instability. The invention is an algorithm which is based on a systems concept describing the putative constraints of the cancer genome architecture on somatic cancer evolution. The algorithm allows the identification of therapeutic target genes in individual cancer patients which do not represent oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes but have become putative therapeutic targets due to constraints of the cancer genome architecture on individual somatic cancer evolution. Target genes or regulatory elements may be identified by their designation as essential genes or regulatory elements in cancer cells of the patient but not in normal tissue cells or they may be identified by their impact on the process of somatic cancer evolution in individual patients based on phylogenetic trees of somatic cancer evolution and on the constructed multilayered cancer genome maps. The algorithm can be used for delivering personalized cancer therapy as well as for the industrial identification of novel anti-cancer drugs. The algorithm is essential for designing software programs which allow the prediction of the natural history of cancer disease in individual patients.
Owner:RUBBEN ALBERT

Kit for detecting gene mutation related to anti-oxidative stress pathway of lung adenocarcinoma

The invention relates to a kit for detecting gene mutation related to an anti-oxidative stress pathway of lung adenocarcinoma. The kit contains detection reagents for detecting the expression quantity of the following genes: RP11-539L10.2, AKR1C2, RP11-572H4.1, TRIM16L, RARA, SESN2, RP5-827L5.2, CTD-2139B15.5, Metazoa_SRP, snoU13, RP11-545H22.1, KRT8P30, TALDO1, TRAPPC13P1, GS1-388B5.2, RP11-267L5.1, TRAV11, RP11-699A7.1 and AL132671.1. Compared with the prior art, the kit has the advantages that the genes related to the anti-oxidative stress pathway are screened through RNA sequencing, LASSO and binary classification Logistic regression, the score Score is constructed, the cut-off value of the corresponding score in the lung adenocarcinoma is obtained through ROC curve analysis, and the kit can be used for predicting mutation of the genes (KEAP1, NFE2L2 and CUL3) related to the anti-oxidative stress pathway in the lung adenocarcinoma. The specific gene mutation of the lung adenocarcinoma is predicted by utilizing the expression quantity of the gene composition, the prediction method has the advantages of high accuracy and good specificity through verification of a TCGA (The Cancer Genome Atlas) database, an experiment and a multi-omics database, and the kit has a very good application prospect.
Owner:ZHONGSHAN HOSPITAL FUDAN UNIV

Algorithm for Modification of Somatic Cancer Evolution

Most clinically distinguishable malignant tumors are characterized by specific mutations, specific patterns of chromosomal rearrangements and a predominant mechanism of genetic instability. It has been suggested that the internal dynamics of genomic modifications as opposed to the external evolutionary forces have a significant and complex impact on Darwinian species evolution. A similar situation can be expected for somatic cancer evolution as the key mechanisms encountered in species evolution such as duplications, rearrangements or deletions of genes also constitute prevalent mutation mechanisms in cancers with chromosomal instability. The invention is an algorithm which is based on a systems concept describing the putative constraints of the cancer genome architecture on somatic cancer evolution. The algorithm allows the identification of therapeutic target genes in individual cancer patients which do not represent oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes but have become putative therapeutic targets due to constraints of the cancer genome architecture on individual somatic cancer evolution. Target genes or regulatory elements may be identified by their designation as essential genes or regulatory elements in cancer cells of the patient but not in normal tissue cells or they may be identified by their impact on the process of somatic cancer evolution in individual patients based on phylogenetic trees of somatic cancer evolution and on the constructed multilayered cancer genome maps. The algorithm can be used for delivering personalized cancer therapy as well as for the industrial identification of novel anti-cancer drugs. The algorithm is essential for designing software programs which allow the prediction of the natural history of cancer disease in individual patients.
Owner:RUBBEN ALBERT
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