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Activity Number: 58
Type: Topic Contributed
Date/Time: Sunday, August 3, 2014 : 4:00 PM to 5:50 PM
Sponsor: Biometrics Section
Abstract #313757 View Presentation
Title: Exploring Heterogeneity in High-Throughout Biological Data for Application in Translation Medicine: Between Cell Lines and Patients
Author(s): Ker-Chau Li*+
Companies: Academia Sinica
Keywords: high throughput data ; bioinformatics
Abstract:

Between and within sample heterogeneity presents one of the major challenges in biomedical studies. Cell lines are commonly used to probe biological functions. However, inconsistency between the cell line data and patient outcome such as the response to drug treatment is prevalently observed. Thus an important issue is how to explore high throughput molecular data gathered from both sources to reveal and exploit critical heterogeneity for applications in targeted or precision medicine. Using some examples, the underlying biological rationales were be used to formulate the problems and methods to address the issue will be presented.


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