摘要
药理遗传学研究基于应用统计学去评估描述自然变化的基因数据,以响应药物和疫苗等药物治疗学。一开始,药理遗传学研究以候选基因法为基础,专门关注与单个基因的变异有关的疗效或不良反应。这个假设驱动方法要求研究者必须有调查该基因或基因组的先验知识。根据合理的设计,药理遗传学研究的重点通常是药物代谢酶、药物转运蛋白和药物靶点。随着技术的发展,药理遗传学研究转换到自由假设探索,其中整个基因组的遗传标记可以在大的规模、人口基数、全基因组关联研究(GWAS)中测定。这使得新的遗传标记物的识别、治疗目标、以及基因-基因交互作用分析可能揭示药物活性的分子机制。最终的挑战在于利用基因药物与建立基于个体基因型的计量算法的关联,这将指导并确保医生开出正确剂量的正确药物,消除首次试错和不良反应。此文章将综述数据科学在药理效果的遗传分析中的的基本概念和应用。
关键词: 生物信息学,数据科学,遗传药理学,基因测试学,统计学。
Current Molecular Medicine
Title:Data Science Approaches to Pharmacogenetics
Volume: 14 Issue: 7
Author(s): N.M. Penrod and J.H. Moore
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关键词: 生物信息学,数据科学,遗传药理学,基因测试学,统计学。
摘要: Pharmacogenetic studies rely on applied statistics to evaluate genetic data describing natural variation in response to pharmacotherapeutics such as drugs and vaccines. In the beginning, these studies were based on candidate gene approaches that specifically focused on efficacy or adverse events correlated with variants of single genes. This hypothesis driven method required the researcher to have a priori knowledge of which genes or gene sets to investigate. According to rational design, the focus of these studies has been on drug metabolizing enzymes, drug transporters, and drug targets. As technology has progressed, these studies have transitioned to hypothesis-free explorations where markers across the entire genome can be measured in large scale, population based, genome-wide association studies (GWAS). This enables identification of novel genetic biomarkers, therapeutic targets, and analysis of gene-gene interactions, which may reveal molecular mechanisms of drug activities. Ultimately, the challenge is to utilize gene-drug associations to create dosing algorithms based individual genotypes, which will guide physicians and ensure they prescribe the correct dose of the correct drug the first time eliminating trial-and-error and adverse events. We review here basic concepts and applications of data science to the genetic analysis of pharmacologic outcomes.
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Penrod N.M. and Moore J.H., Data Science Approaches to Pharmacogenetics, Current Molecular Medicine 2014; 14 (7) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1566524014666140811112438
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