본 연구과제의 목적은 HPC(High Performance Computing) 및 데이터 기반의 질병 연구를 위한 분석 기술의 개발임. 이를 위해, 본 연구과제는 당해 연도에 다음과 같이 수행되었음.
○ 노인성 치매 대응을 위한 치매 데이터 수집 및 네트워크 구축
- 생물학적 데이터 수집 및 네트워크 구축
- 치매 원인 규명을 위한 유전체분석 기술
○ 생물학적 네트워크 분석기술 연구개발
- 생물학적 네트워크 분석(유사매칭기술)
- 네트워크 분석기반의 바이오 마커 및 관련 핵심 화합물 발굴기술
○ 치매 연구 지원 시스템 개발 및 활용연구 지원
(출처 : 보고서 초록 5p)
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Ⅳ. Results of the research projects
○ Significance of data network analysis for dementia
- Development of a biological network similarity matching algorithm that has 160% faster performance compared to a previous SAGA method
- In-vitro experimental validation of in-silico candidate compounds that interact with target protiens
- Publication of four research papers on the top 20% international journals
○ Usefulness of data network analysis for dementia
- Improvement of entity name recognition technology by deep learning models (CNN LSTM CRF)
- Development of a genomic data pre-processing system for big data analysis based on multi-node execution environment (8.41 times faster than single-node execution environment)
- Identification of brain-specific 1,287 somatic variants in dementia patients (including more than two variants that are highly associated with dementia pathogenesis)
- Completion of trio whole genome data analysis using trio data of 201 autism families and identification of genetic variants
○ Development and application of a research support prototype system
- Development of an expression/network analysis platform (AlzNAVi) for dementia based on graph database that integrate nine public DBs
- User satisfaction evaluation for the AlzNAVi (the average score is 88.1 from 64 users)
- Identification of 15 candidate genes for Alzheimer disease based on big data analysis and evaluation of 4 genes that induce hyperphosphorylation of Tau protein
(출처 : SUMMARY 10p)
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한국과학기술정보연구원
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Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
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초고성능컴퓨팅 기반 건강한 고령사회 대응 빅데이터 기술개발
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Development of biomedical data network analysis technology based on high performance computing for dementia researches