2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.chest.2018.05.038
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An Integrative Transcriptomic and Metabolomic Study of Lung Function in Children With Asthma

Abstract: The results of this hypothesis-generating study suggest a mechanistic basis for multiple asthma genes, including ORMDL3, and a role for lipid metabolism. They demonstrate that integrating multiple omic technologies may provide a more informative picture of asthmatic lung function biology than single omic analyses.

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“…Remarkably, in recent years, the number of pharmacogenomic, epigenomic, and metabolomic studies that included ethnically diverse minority populations such as African Americans and Hispanic/Latinos have increased compared to the past [25][26][27]38,63,82,83]. However, studies in populations of Asian ancestry remain still scarce [51].…”
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“…Remarkably, in recent years, the number of pharmacogenomic, epigenomic, and metabolomic studies that included ethnically diverse minority populations such as African Americans and Hispanic/Latinos have increased compared to the past [25][26][27]38,63,82,83]. However, studies in populations of Asian ancestry remain still scarce [51].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…While single omics have contributed to revealing some insights on the basis of treatment response, in many cases, they focus on single-marker approaches, limiting its predictive power and clinic transferability. As an example of success, system biology has been applied to transcriptomics [52] and metabolomics [63] data to identify multiple co-expressed markers and the underlying biologic pathways they are involved in. Further validation should also be sought by ex-vivo studies and directed to the development of panels of biomarkers with clinical applicability.…”
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“…Our replication analysis included children in CAMP with both serum 25(OH)D [52] and metabolomics data at baseline (n = 542) or end of the trial (n = 561), respectively. Metabolomic profiling in serum samples was conducted at The Broad Institute [53,54] (details in Supplementary File 1). Equivalent models to the primary analyses in VDAART were employed for 501 named metabolites, with two adjustments: (1) we removed asthma status from the models since all children in CAMP were asthmatics, and (2) we adjusted for age at sampling since CAMP was not a birth cohort.…”
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confidence: 99%