Author:
Sajedi Sogand,Ebrahimi Ghazal,Roudi Raheleh,Mehta Isha,Heshmat Amirreza,Samimi Hanie,Kazempour Shiva,Zainulabadeen Aamir,Docking Thomas Roderick,Arora Sukeshi Patel,Cigarroa Francisco,Seshadri Sudha,Karsan Aly,Zare Habil
Abstract
AbstractAnalyzing different omics data types independently is often too restrictive to allow for detection of subtle, but consistent, variations that are coherently supported based upon different assays. Integrating multi-omics data in one model can increase statistical power. However, designing such a model is challenging because different omics are measured at different levels. We developed the iNETgrate package (https://bioconductor.org/packages/iNETgrate/) that efficiently integrates transcriptome and DNA methylation data in a single gene network. Applying iNETgrate on five independent datasets improved prognostication compared to common clinical gold standards and a patient similarity network approach.
Funder
National Institute on Aging - National Institutes of Health, United States
National Science Foundation, United States
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC