Optogenetic Synthesis of Touch Perception via Biomimetic Photo Stimulation of S1

Abstract

quantitative features of the disease from the resulting massive amounts of information [1]. Here, I show that the entropies of cell-population distributions on specific multidimensional molecular and morphological landscapes provide a set of measures for the precise characterization of normal and pathological states, such as those corresponding to healthy individuals and acute myeloid leukemia (AML) patients [2]. I provide a systematic procedure to identify the specific landscapes and illustrate how, applied to cell samples from peripheral blood and bone marrow aspirates, this characterization accurately diagnoses AML from just flow cytometry data. The methodology can generally be applied to other types of cell populations and establishes a straightforward link between the traditional statistical thermodynamics methodology and biomedical applications. References:[1] N. Aghaeepour, G. Finak, The FlowCAP Consortium, The DREAM Consortium (*), H.