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The case for an open biomedical knowledgebase Andrew Su, Ph.D. @andrewsu [email protected] http://sulab.org February 27, 2017 Slides: slideshare.net/andrewsu

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The case for an open biomedical knowledgebase

Andrew Su, Ph.D.@[email protected]://sulab.org

February 27, 2017

Slides: slideshare.net/andrewsu

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Take-home #1

TOKeN is critical for biomedical research

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The biomedical literature is massive…3

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Number of new PubMed-indexed articles

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… but it is very hard to query and compute4

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… but it is very hard to query and compute5

ImatinibCrizotinibErlotinibGefitinibSorafenibLapatinibDasatinib

Acute myeloid leukemiaAcute lymphoblastic leukemia

Chronic myelogenous leukemiaChronic lymphocytic leukemia

Hodgkin lymphomaNon-Hodgkin lymphoma

Myeloma…

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GleevecGlivecSTI-571STI 571STI571ST1571ST 1571CGP-57148CGP 57148CGP57148CGP57148B…

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Identified 517 operons and 103 small regulatory RNAs...

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A 35 page PDF!

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Hyper-specialization…

… and decreased synergies at the interfaces

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Take-home #2

Wikidata is an outstanding community platform

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#1: TOKeN is critical for biomedical research

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Seeding Wikidata with biomedical data

• All human, mouse genes and proteins (~175k items)

• All FDA approved drugs (~2k items)• All human diseases from Disease

Ontology (~7k items)• 120 reference microbial genomes

Mitraka et al (2015) Semantic Web Applications for the Life SciencesBurgstaller-Muelbacher et al (2016) DatabasePutman et al (2016) Database

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“Show all operons present in Listeria monocytogenes.”

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The Stone Soup of Knowledge…

HT: Jamie Taylor, The Stone Soup of Data, WWW2007

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“Show all tyrosine kinase inhibitors that are used to treat hematologic cancers.”

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“Show all monoclonal antibodies used to treat melanoma.”

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“Show all human membrane proteins associated with colorectal cancer.”

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Appealing to domain experts’ selfish motives16

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Take-home #3

Drug repurposing is a promising application

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#2: Wikidata is an outstanding community platform

#1: TOKeN is critical for biomedical research

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“Repurposing generally refers to studying drugs that are already approved to treat one disease or condition to see if they are safe and effective for treating other diseases”.

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Raynaud disease and fish oil20

Raynaud disease

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Raynaud disease and fish oil21

Raynaud disease

Fish oil / EPA

Abnormal platelet activity

Abnormal blood

viscosity

High blood viscosity

Elevated RBC rigidity

Vasodilation

Low blood triglycerides

Increased prostacyclins

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Raynaud disease and fish oil22

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“Undiscovered public knowledge”23

Raynaud disease

Fish oil / EPA

Abnormal platelet activity

Abnormal blood

viscosity

High blood viscosity

Elevated RBC rigidity

Vasodilation

Low blood triglycerides

Increased prostacyclins

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Take-home #4 (Bonus)

Data licensing is a massive obstacle

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Collaborate on the Knowledgebase

Compete on the Analyses