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NetworkNewsBreaks – Predictive Oncology Inc. (NASDAQ: POAI) Building AI-driven Ovarian Cancer Model to Predict Tumor Drug Response, Patient Outcome
Predictive Oncology (NASDAQ: POAI), through its subsidiary Helomics, is sequencing ovarian cancers as part of a CancerQuest 2020 project, building the largest ovarian multi-omic database in the world. An article discussing the company reads, “As part of its CancerQuest 2020 project, Predictive Oncology, through Helomics, recently signed a collaborative agreement with UPMC-Magee to establish a data- and artificial-intelligence-driven approach to treating ovarian cancer. Based on the agreement, the partnership is designed to validate the significant value of using AI-powered decision-making for identifying specific treatments on specific genotypes to predict clinical outcomes for ovarian cancer patients. . . . Helomics has also begun sequencing retrospective ovarian cancer cases from the UPMC-Magee collaboration (http://nnw.fm/peQC8). As part of the sequencing process, Helomics is analyzing the mutations in the tumor (genome) and the expression of genes (transcriptome) in order to build a comprehensive multi-omic picture of the tumor. That information can then be brought together with Helomics’ data set of drug-response profiles to build an AI-driven predictive model of ovarian cancer.”
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Predictive Oncology (NASDAQ: POAI), through its subsidiary Helomics, is sequencing ovarian cancers as part of a CancerQuest 2020 project, building the largest ovarian multi-omic database in the world. An article discussing the company reads, “As part of its CancerQuest 2020 project, Predictive Oncology, through Helomics, recently signed a collaborative agreement with UPMC-Magee to establish a data- and artificial-intelligence-driven approach to treating ovarian cancer. Based on the agreement, the partnership is designed to validate the significant value of using AI-powered decision-making for identifying specific treatments on specific genotypes to predict clinical outcomes for ovarian cancer patients. . . . Helomics has also begun sequencing retrospective ovarian cancer cases from the UPMC-Magee collaboration (http://nnw.fm/peQC8). As part of the sequencing process, Helomics is analyzing the mutations in the tumor (genome) and the expression of genes (transcriptome) in order to build a comprehensive multi-omic picture of the tumor. That information can then be brought together with Helomics’ data set of drug-response profiles to build an AI-driven predictive model of ovarian cancer.”
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