Methods of identifying genetically-anchored molecular signatures for disease and treatments thereof
AssigneeThe General Hospital Corporation
InventorsMelina CLAUSSNITZER, Miriam UDLER-AUBREY
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AssigneeThe General Hospital Corporation
InventorsMelina CLAUSSNITZER, Miriam UDLER-AUBREY
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The present invention provides a method for obtaining genetically-anchored molecular signatures that are molecular signatures linked to genetic risk variants and that define mechanistic disease pathways in order to facilitate improved disease sub-classification, develop of novel rational therapeutics, and implement targeted prevention practices. The signatures can be obtained using polygenic risk scores and gene expression data, such as partitioned polygenic risk scores. In certain embodiments, the method further comprises identifying one or more key regulatory features of the genetically-anchored molecular signature by matching the genetically-anchored molecular signature with one or more perturbation molecular signatures from a perturbation data set using similarity scoring
A method for obtaining a genetically-anchored molecular signature for a disease comprising identifying, for a set of endotypes for the disease, a genetically anchored molecular signature correlated with each endotype by a regression/correlation analysis of a molecular data set, the molecular data set comprising at least endotype data type and one or more molecular profiles.
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A method for identifying therapeutic agents for treating disease comprising:
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The method of claim 23, wherein the epigenomic profile comprises a chromatin accessibility profile, a chromatin modification profile, a chromatin binding profile, a DNase hypersensitivity profile, or a DNA-DNA contact profile.
A method of monitoring and/or modifying a treatment comprising:
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