Bioinformatics 2021
DOI: 10.36255/exonpublications.bioinformatics.2021.ch1
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Text Mining Gene Selection to Understand Pathological Phenotype Using Biological Big Data

Abstract: Whole transcriptome omics experiments allow for the study of gene regulation at the cellular level. During analysis and interpretation of omics data, false discovery can occur. To minimize false discovery and identify true significant cases, multi-test correction has been introduced to bioinformatics algorithms. The scientific literature offers a huge collection of information that can be parsed using a web Application Programming Interface. Gene selection by text mining can rank information according to its i… Show more

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“…Few liver transcriptome experiments were available in PSC disease (Horvath et al, 2014): experiments in which it might be interesting to observe cellular mechanisms consecutives to the symptoms of PSC disorder. The integration of biomedical text mining into high-dimensional omics data such as transcriptome data drastically reduces the error of positive false discovery (Desterke et al, 2021). With the aim of increasing the authenticity of discovery of these mechanisms in human liver transcriptome samples from PSC, a biomedical text-mining pipeline has been developed based on a triad of symptoms characterizing PSC: biliary inflammation, biliary fibrosis and biliary stasis (Lazaridis & LaRusso, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Few liver transcriptome experiments were available in PSC disease (Horvath et al, 2014): experiments in which it might be interesting to observe cellular mechanisms consecutives to the symptoms of PSC disorder. The integration of biomedical text mining into high-dimensional omics data such as transcriptome data drastically reduces the error of positive false discovery (Desterke et al, 2021). With the aim of increasing the authenticity of discovery of these mechanisms in human liver transcriptome samples from PSC, a biomedical text-mining pipeline has been developed based on a triad of symptoms characterizing PSC: biliary inflammation, biliary fibrosis and biliary stasis (Lazaridis & LaRusso, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previously, test of distinct biomedical text mining web tools to integrate gene relations with omics data highlighted 'Génie' algorithm (Fontaine, Priller, Barbosa-Silva, & Andrade-Navarro, 2011) as a robust and sensitive machine learning tool to rank best literature associated genes. By textmining (Génie) integration in single cell transcriptome it could be possible to highlighted podocytes markers implicated in Focal Segmental Glomeral Sclerosis (Desterke, Lorenzo, & Candelier, 2021). 'Génie' algorithm also contributed to understand lipidome deregulations during nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (Pirola & Sookoian, 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, the Task Exchange (28) and Cochrane Crowd (37) tools are platforms that support the working group because they help organize and distribute tasks in large teams involving researchers and citizen science collaborators (27), which implies active participation of citizens (29). Moreover, machine learning tools such as RCT Classifier help collaboratively assess and select the available evidence (30), while text mining tools classify information according to importance, considering the most recent updates in the scientific literature (31,32). Text mining automates information search and retrieval by identifying patterns or correlations between the terms used in databases (33) Cochrane Crowd (37) help identify randomized clinical trials (20).…”
Section: Cochrane Living Systematic Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%