Integration and interoperability of complex data and tissues from the human brain
人脑复杂数据和组织的集成和互操作性
基本信息
- 批准号:10789107
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 106.8万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-20 至 2026-07-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Project Summary:
Health information is siloed and often suffers from the sheer volume and the heterogeneous nature of complex
datasets. This is in stark contrast to what a physician does when a patient is evaluated. Data from electronic
health records, blood tests, imaging, electrical recordings, genomic studies, and neuropsychological measures
are combined in the clinician’s mind to find the best diagnosis and treatment plan. Nowhere is this more
challenging than for studies of the human brain. We have developed a one-of-a-kind human brain tissue bank
where each brain sample is spatially linked to a comprehensive multimodal dataset using standardized tissue
processing techniques using a home-grown software platform called INTUITION. Highly curated and integrated
data are assembled from patients to help both in clinical care and provide a unique research platform for the
human brain that is linked to fresh human brain tissues samples. Many patients undergo complex, multistep
brain surgeries to treat their seizures. Studies using these standardized tissue methods and INTUITION software
have already led to important new discoveries including molecular (genomic, proteomic, metabolomic)
biomarkers, imaging methods, brain network discovery, and therapeutic targets that would otherwise not have
been identified. The major goals for this collaborative innovation award are to adapt, modify, and expand
INTUITION and a brain tissue collection educational program into a standardized, virtual tissue bank and
federated data platform for dissemination through 3 CTSA hubs with teams at 5 collaborating institutions in the
city of Chicago. The platform leverages common data elements and will use a team of experts to develop new
ones. As part of this ambitious project, we will optimize brain image visualization and EEG tools, work with a
highly diverse patient population that spans the age spectrum (pediatric and adult) and develop user-friendly
tools that will be sustainable because of their combined utility for clinical care and research. Given the
extraordinary value of highly curated fresh human brain tissues and the fact that brain surgeries are becoming
less invasive, it is important that we take full advantage of these priceless tissues as soon as possible. We will
develop a hands-on education program followed by web-based training modules for human brain tissue
localization and processing in parallel with standardized data processing, storage and upload methods for
images and EEG studies at each of the 5 sites. This is especially important for rare brain disorders that require
collaboration from many centers to create a standardized, virtual pool of tissue samples and associated data.
项目摘要:
健康信息是孤立的,经常遭受巨大的体积和复杂性的异质性
数据集。这与评估患者时物理学的作用形成鲜明对比。来自电子的数据
健康记录,血液测试,成像,电记录,基因组研究和神经心理学测量
在临床上结合在一起,以找到最佳的诊断和治疗计划。没有更多的地方
比对人脑的研究具有挑战性。我们已经开发了一种独一无二的人脑组织库
使用标准化组织将每个大脑样品在空间上链接到综合的多模式数据集
使用称为Intuition的本土软件平台处理技术。高度策划和整合
数据是从患者组装的,以帮助临床护理,并为
与新鲜的人脑组织样品有关的人脑。许多患者经历了复杂的多阶段
脑部手术以治疗其癫痫发作。使用这些标准化组织方法和直觉软件的研究
已经导致了重要的新发现,包括分子(基因组,蛋白质组学,代谢组)
生物标志物,成像方法,大脑网络发现和治疗靶标本来没有
被确定。该协作创新奖的主要目标是适应,修改和扩展
直觉和脑组织收集教育计划,以标准化的虚拟组织库和
通过3个CTSA枢纽传播的联合数据平台,与5个合作机构的团队合作
芝加哥市。该平台利用通用数据元素,并将使用专家团队来开发新的
一个。作为这个雄心勃勃的项目的一部分,我们将优化大脑形象可视化和脑电图工具,与
高度多样化的患者群体跨越年龄谱(小儿和成人)并发展用户友好
由于其合并的临床护理和研究实用性,其工具将是可持续的。鉴于
高度精心策划的新鲜人脑组织的非凡价值以及大脑手术变得
侵入性较小,重要的是要尽快利用这些无价的组织。我们将
制定动手教育计划,然后是针对人脑组织的基于网络的培训模块
与标准化的数据处理,存储和上传方法并行的本地化和处理
图像和脑电图在5个地点中的每个站点中的每个研究。这对于需要的稀有脑疾病尤其重要
来自许多中心的合作,创建标准化的虚拟组织样品和相关数据。
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