Next-Generation Vaccines: Leveraging Deep Learning for Predictive Immune Response and Optimal Vaccine Design
K. R. Saranya,
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J. L.,
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P. Valarmathi
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et al.
Journal of Machine and Computing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 768 - 788
Published: April 5, 2025
The
rapid
advancement
in
vaccine
development
has
become
increasingly
critical
addressing
global
health
challenges,
particularly
the
wake
of
emerging
infectious
diseases.
Traditional
methods
design,
while
effective,
often
involve
lengthy
processes
trial
and
error,
which
can
delay
deployment
life-saving
immunizations.
In
pursuit
enhancing
efficacy,
application
deep
learning
techniques
emerged
as
a
transformative
approach.
This
study
presents
implementation
an
Integrated
Neural
Network
Model
(INNM),
synergistically
combines
Artificial
Networks
(ANNs)
Random
Forests
for
predictive
immune
response
optimal
design.
INNM
employs
hybrid
feature
selection
methodology,
integrating
Pearson
correlation
with
Recursive
Feature
Elimination
(RFE),
to
identify
most
relevant
immunological
predictors.
Implemented
Jupyter
Notebook
environment,
model
achieved
impressive
accuracy
rate
98.4%,
demonstrating
its
potential
revolutionize
development.
innovative
approach
underscores
capability
predict
responses
high
precision,
paving
way
next
generation
vaccines.
Language: Английский
Thromboembolic and bleeding events associated with angiogenesis inhibitors in cancer patients
Zhuo Ma,
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Yi Zhang,
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Dan Sun
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et al.
Expert Opinion on Drug Safety,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 17, 2025
Angiogenesis
inhibitors
are
associated
with
increased
risk
of
thromboembolic
events
(TEEs)
and
hemorrhagic
events.
However,
their
clinical
features
not
well
characterized
in
real-world
studies.
First,
we
conducted
a
pharmacovigilance
study
to
investigate
characteristics
TEEs
bleeding
compare
vascular
endothelial
growth
factor
its
receptor
(VEGF/VEGFRIs)
other
antiangiogenic
agents.
Second,
performed
retrospective
analysis
lung
cancer
patients
who
received
bevacizumab
or
anlotinib
assess
the
incidence
VEGF/VEGFRI-associated
bleeding.
In
study,
both
VEGF/VEGFR-targeted
biologics
VEGFR-tyrosine
kinase
were
higher
reporting
arterial
thromboembolism
(ATE)
(reporting
odd
ratio
(ROR)
2.91;
ROR
1.25;
respectively),
(ROR
2.56;
2.35;
respectively).
Venous
(VTE)
was
only
3.11).
cohort
bevacizumab,
aflibercept,
ramucirumab
showed
strongest
associations
VTE,
ATE,
bleeding,
respectively.
261
treated
anlotinib,
42.9%
older
than
65
years,
62.1%
male,
occurred
11.5%,
8.8%.
All
VEGF/VEGFRIs
ATE
risk.
also
significantly
raise
VTE.
Language: Английский
Optimal control of combination immunotherapy for a virtual murine cohort in a glioblastoma-immune dynamics model
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 111951 - 111951
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Optimal control of combination immunotherapy in a glioblastoma-immune dynamics model
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 2, 2024
Abstract
The
immune
checkpoint
inhibitor
anti-PD-1,
commonly
used
in
cancer
immunotherapy,
has
not
been
successful
as
a
monotherapy
for
the
highly
aggressive
brain
glioblastoma.
However,
when
conjunction
with
CC-chemokine
receptor-2
(CCR2)
antagonist,
anti-PD-1
shown
efficacy
preclinical
studies.
In
this
paper,
we
aim
to
optimize
treatment
regimens
combination
immunotherapy
using
optimal
control
theory.
We
extend
treatment-free
glioblastoma-immune
dynamics
ODE
model
include
interventions
and
CCR2
antagonist.
An
optimized
regimen
increases
survival
of
an
average
mouse
from
32
days
post-tumor
implantation
without
111
treatment.
scale
approach
virtual
murine
cohort
evaluate
mortality
quality
life
concerns
during
treatment,
predict
survival,
tumor
recurrence,
or
death
after
A
parameter
identifiability
analysis
identifies
five
parameters
suitable
personalizing
within
cohort.
Sampling
these
practically
identifiable
reveals
that
personalized,
enhance
survival:
84%
mice
survive
day
100,
compared
60%
previously
studied
experimental
regimen.
Subjects
high
growth
rates
low
T
cell
kill
are
identified
more
likely
die
due
their
compromised
systems
tumors.
Notably,
MDSC
rate
emerges
long-term
predictor
either
disease-free
death.
Highlights
mathematical
glioma-immune
integrates
immunotherapy.
extends
by
79
days.
Quality
outcomes
were
evaluated
myeloid-derived
suppressor
cells
predicts
survival.
Language: Английский