Dynamic, stage-course protein interaction network using high power CpG sites in Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma
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- 1. Institute of Integrative Biosciences, CECOS University
- 2. Precision Medicine Lab (CECOS-RMI)
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Head and neck cancer is the sixth leading cause of cancer across the globe and is more prevalent in the developing countries of South Asia, including Pakistan [1]. DNA methylation is an important contributor to the pathophysiology of the various stages of cancer making it important to understand the role of specific methylation events in each stage of a particular cancer [2]. Previous studies have classified early and late stages of liver carcinoma using two class. machine learning models based on differentially methylated CpG sites [3]. No studies have been conducted to classify pathological stages (I-IV) of HNSCC using four class machine learning models using mutated gene associated CpG sites in HNSCC, partly due to high computational expense and small sample size
Objective; Retrieve and process primary tumor DNA methylation profiles of HNSCC with known pathologic stages then identifying the key CpG sites and building machine learning models based on identified CpG sites
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