Publications by authors named "E E Schadt"

The apicomplexan parasite has a complex life cycle. Access to sexual stages and sporozoite-containing oocysts, essential for studying the parasite's environmental transmission, is limited and requires animal experiments with cats. Thus, alternatives and resource-efficient methods are needed.

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Predicting whether a patient with cancer will benefit from immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) without resorting to advanced genomic or immunologic assays is an important clinical need. To address this, we developed and evaluated SCORPIO, a machine learning system that utilizes routine blood tests (complete blood count and comprehensive metabolic profile) alongside clinical characteristics from 9,745 ICI-treated patients across 21 cancer types. SCORPIO was trained on data from 1,628 patients across 17 cancer types from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

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The use of electronic health records (EHRs) holds the potential to enhance clinical trial activities. However, the identification of eligible patients within EHRs presents considerable challenges. We aimed to develop a CriteriaMapper system for phenotyping eligibility criteria, enabling the identification of patients from EHRs with clinical characteristics that match those criteria.

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Background: Clinical trials are vital for developing new therapies but can also delay drug development. Efficient trial data management, optimized trial protocol, and accurate patient identification are critical for reducing trial timelines. Natural language processing (NLP) has the potential to achieve these objectives.

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  • - Dual specificity protein phosphatase 6 (DUSP6) is important in regulating late-onset Alzheimer's disease (AD), with lower DUSP6 levels linked to worse dementia ratings in humans and decreased levels observed in a mouse model of the disease.
  • - Researchers injected AAV5-DUSP6 into the brains of 5xFAD mice to increase DUSP6 expression and found that it improved memory deficits and reduced amyloid plaques in male mice but not in female mice, while also decreasing microglial activation in both sexes.
  • - Although DUSP6 overexpression helped reduce neuroinflammation and activated microglia in both male and female mice, the improvement in memory was sex-dependent, indicating different underlying mechanisms
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