Artificial intelligence for early cancer detection
AssigneeRegents of the University of Minnesota
InventorsJaime F. Modiano, Taylor A. DePauw, Ali Khammanivong
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AssigneeRegents of the University of Minnesota
InventorsJaime F. Modiano, Taylor A. DePauw, Ali Khammanivong
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Systems, devices, and techniques are described for characterizing subjects, such as dogs or humans, into risk categories using a blood test. For example, a method includes marking a plurality of cells from a blood sample of a subject with antibodies that recognize a plurality of markers comprising at least two of αvβ3-integrin, hematopoietic progenitor marker CD34, hematopoietic progenitor marker CD117, hyaluronic acid receptor CD44, or panleukocyte marker CD45 and obtaining, based on expression of the plurality of markers in the plurality of cells, a plurality of data features for the plurality of cells. The method may also include applying a plurality of trained analytical models to a subset of the plurality of data features and generating, based on the trained analytical models, one classification for the blood sample, wherein the classification is selected from at least a high risk of HSA and a low risk of HSA.
A method comprising:
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