Methods to analyze host-microbiome interactions at single-cell and associated gene signatures in cancer
AssigneeRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
InventorsBassel Ghaddar, Subhajyoti De
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
InventorsBassel Ghaddar, Subhajyoti De
Estimating the term…
Disclosed herein are methods of identifying and treating subjects with cancer, and methods of predicting a survival outcome in a subject with cancer, such as pancreatic cancer. In one aspect, the application provides methods for detecting the presence of cancer or infectious disease in a subject by collecting and analyzing sequencing information from the subject, such as by performing single cell RNA sequencing analysis of individual cells obtained from a sample from the subject. In a further aspect, the application provides methods for detecting the presence of cancer or infectious disease in a subject by determining microbial diversity and/or assessing the presence or absence of particular microbes in individual cells from the subject as compared to a control. Also provided are methods of determining T-cell microenvironment reaction, for example by sequencing nucleic acid molecules in individual T-cells obtained from the subject.
A method of treating a subject having or suspected of having pancreatic cancer, comprising:
2-3. (canceled)
A method of determining T-cell microenvironment reaction in a subject, comprising sequencing nucleic acid molecules in individual T-cells obtained from the subject, determining the expression level of one or more of the genes of Table 2 in the individual T-cells, and comparing the expression level of the one or more genes of Table 2 in the individual T-cells to a control using a random forest model, thereby classifying the individual T-cells as infection microenvironment reactive or tumor microenvironment reactive.
A method of identifying a microbe or virus in a sample, comprising:
(canceled)
14-16. (canceled)
(canceled)
21-22. (canceled)
28-29. (canceled)
31-33. (canceled)
35-37. (canceled)
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.