Index of papers in PLOS Comp. Biol. that mention
  • meta-analysis
Kristen Fortney, Joshua Griesman, Max Kotlyar, Chiara Pastrello, Marc Angeli, Ming Sound-Tsao, Igor Jurisica
Abstract
Here, we adapt an established meta-analysis framework to address the problem of drug repurposing using an ensemble of disease signatures.
Abstract
Our meta-analysis pipeline is general, and applicable to any disease context; it can be applied to improve the results of signature-based drug repurposing by leveraging the large number of disease signatures in the public domain.
Author Summary
Here, we design a meta-analysis pipeline that takes in a large set of disease signatures and then identifies drugs that consistently reverse deleterious gene changes.
Author Summary
We show that our meta-analysis pipeline increases the reproducibility of top drug hits, and then extensively characterize new lung cancer drug candidates in silico.
CMapBatch meta-analysis strategy: From individual cancer gene signatures to candidate therapeutics
CMapBatch meta-analysis strategy: From individual cancer gene signatures to candidate therapeutics
CMapBatch meta-analysis strategy: From individual cancer gene signatures to candidate therapeutics
Our CMapBatch meta-analysis pipeline comprises the following steps (Fig.
Candidate therapeutics
CMapBatch meta-analysis pipeline.
Introduction
Next, we apply meta-analysis to identify which drugs are consistently ranked as the best candidates across all disease signatures.
Introduction
Thus, we perform the meta-analysis at a later step: our method combines lists of drugs rather than lists of genes.
Introduction
First, we conducted a meta-analysis using CMapBatch to identify drugs that reverse the transcriptional changes seen with lung cancer across 21 gene signatures (see Table 1).
Meta-analysis
Meta-analysis
meta-analysis is mentioned in 19 sentences in this paper.
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Christopher R. S. Banerji, Simone Severini, Carlos Caldas, Andrew E. Teschendorff
A signalling entropy derived prognostic score outperforms microarray based prognostic indicators in lung adenocarcinoma
CADMI expression performed comparably to the SE score in a meta-analysis , however, it was outperformed by pathological tumour stage (CADMI expression vs stage: p = 0.03).
A signalling entropy derived prognostic score outperforms microarray based prognostic indicators in lung adenocarcinoma
We found that the SE score improved over stage Ia/b alone in a meta-analysis across 765 stage I lung ade-nocarcinomas (SE score+stage vs stage: p = 0.025), whereas CADMI expression made no improvement over stage Ia/b (CADMI expression+stage vs stage: p = 0.13, Fig.
Signalling entropy is prognostic in stage I lung adenocarcinoma
Sub-staging by size is currently the standard clinical approach to stratify stage I tumours, however, on meta-analysis we found that this stratification, unlike signalling entropy was not significantly prognostic over the stage I stratum (Fig.
Signalling entropy is prognostic in the major subtypes of breast cancer
Meta-analysis revealed that signalling entropy is prognostic across both ER positive and ER negative samples (ER positive: c-indeX = 0.63, 95% CI = (0.604, 0.657),p = 8.5e — 15, ER negative: c-indeX = 0.57, 95% CI = (0.538, 0.602), p = 0.032, Fig.
Signalling entropy is prognostic in the major subtypes of breast cancer
In a meta-analysis over the 10 breast cancer validation sets we found that unlike signalling entropy Mam-maPrint was not significantly prognostic over ER negative samples (Fig.
Supporting Information
Meta-analysis comparison of signalling entropy with OncotypeDX.
Supporting Information
The overall concordance indices were derived via meta-analysis using a random effects model.
Supporting Information
Meta-analysis across 10 data sets reveals that signalling entropy performs comparably to OncotypeDX across (A) ER positive samples and (B) ER negative samples.
meta-analysis is mentioned in 12 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Tor D. Wager, Jian Kang, Timothy D. Johnson, Thomas E. Nichols, Ajay B. Satpute, Lisa Feldman Barrett
Author Summary
In this meta-analysis across 148 studies, we ask whether it is possible to identify patterns that differentiate five emotion categories—fear, anger, disgust, sadness, and happiness—in a way that is consistent across studies.
Bayesian Spatial Point Processes (BSPP) for Neuroimaging Meta-Analysis
Bayesian Spatial Point Processes (BSPP) for Neuroimaging Meta-Analysis
Bayesian Spatial Point Processes (BSPP) for Neuroimaging Meta-Analysis
The BSPP is built on a hierarchical marked independent cluster process designed for functional neuroimaging meta-analysis [38].
Introduction
Meta-analysis is uniquely suited to addressing our two questions because it examines findings from many studies and laboratories that utilize different procedures, stimuli, and samples.
The Bayesian Spatial Point Process (BSPP) Model
The BSPP model differs from standard univariate [12,13,39] and co-activation based [40,41] approaches to meta-analysis in several fundamental ways.
meta-analysis is mentioned in 5 sentences in this paper.
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Stefan Flasche, Olivier Le Polain de Waroux, Katherine L. O’Brien, W. John Edmunds
Abstract
We test model performance against the reported impact of PCV7 on childhood IPD in high-income countries from a recent meta-analysis .
Abstract
We conducted a literature review and meta-analysis to obtain the odds of pre-PCV7 VT carriage in the respective settings.
Data for the validation of the prediction model
Where multiple studies on nasopharyngeal carriage were conducted within different subsets of the same population that were monitored for IPD, the results from those studies were combined via a Bayesian random effects meta-analysis .
Results
Respective studies were pooled through Bayesian random effects meta-analysis to provide a single estimate of the proportion of VT among carriers for each setting (Table 1 and $2 Fig).
Statistical analysis
Where the proportion of VT carriers was derived through the Bayesian meta-analysis we drew the bootstrap samples from the respective posterior distribution instead (S2 Fig).
meta-analysis is mentioned in 5 sentences in this paper.
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