Multi-scale Modeling and Viral Pandemics (8/19/2021)

Contributors
Dean Bottino, Takeda. Title: Modeling-based evaluation of the potential of Takeda Oncology compounds for treatment of COVID-19.

Juilee Thakar, University of Rochester Medical Center. Title: Discrete state modeling and knowledge acquisition to investigate human immune response.
Institution/ Affiliation
Dean Bottino, Takeda.

Juilee Thakar, University of Rochester Medical Center.
Presentation Details (date, conference, etc.)

August 19, 2021, IMAG/MSM WG on Multiscale Modeling and Viral Pandemics

  • Dean Bottino, Takeda. Title: Modeling-based evaluation of the potential of Takeda Oncology compounds for treatment of COVID-19YouTube and Slides.

 

  • Juilee Thakar, University of Rochester Medical Center. Title: Discrete state modeling and knowledge acquisition to investigate human immune response. Abstract: Human immune response is complex interplay of molecular and cellular responses to signals. The wide range of signals such as viruses and vaccines elicit cascades of signaling events, which can be measured using highly advanced high-throughput assays. We have developed tools to construct mechanistic models of these signaling cascades using omics datasets. The mechanistic models are developed using parameter-free discrete-state methods and reveal multiple different states of cellular phenotype driven by molecular pathways. However, one caveat is in retrieving high-quality frequently updated topological maps of molecular and cellular information.  This talk will briefly introduce the mechanistic modeling methodology and will drive discussion on knowledge acquisition in context to molecular and cellular pathways.YouTube and Slides.