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Using Machine Reading to Understand Alzheimer’s and Related Diseases from the Literature


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Conceptual sketch of methodology.
Conceptual sketch of methodology.

Figure 2

Two-step paths from AD to HD.
Two-step paths from AD to HD.

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Two-step paths from AD to HIV.
Two-step paths from AD to HIV.

What are CJS, MRI, APP, and APOE?

TermDefinition
ADa neurodegenerative disorder
ADa genetically complex and heterogeneous disorder
CJSa rare neurodegenerative disease
CJSa fatal neurodegenerative illness
CJSan incurable disease
MRIa useful diagnostic marker
MRIa promising AD biomarker
MRIthe most widely used and less invasive medical imaging technique
APPa transmembrane glycoprotein
APPan extremely complex molecule
APPthe key player in AD pathogenesis
APOEthe major apolipoprotein
APOEthe only confirmed susceptibility gene for AD
APOEthe most prevalent and best established genetic risk factor for late-onset AD.

Gene LDA results ranked by popularity.

Year1st topic2nd topic3rd topic4th topic5th topic
AllAPPAPOEINSMSMAPT
(1945–2015)TNFBCHEHTTPRNPSDS
BDNFCATPSEN1GFAPSST
BACE1CA3CA1ALBGRN
NGFCA1APPMDD1PSD
1995–2004APPAPOEPRNPTNFHTT
MSBDNFINSPSEN1CA1
CD4ACTNGFGFAPSDS
SPYA2MTFMAPTALB
PSEN1LDLRTTRBCHECA3
2005–2014APOEAPPHTTMSPSEN1
INSGFAPPRNPBDNFAPP
TNFCD4CA1MAPTAPOE
APPCATBACE1BCHEALB
ACENOTCH3NGFSYPPSEN2

MeSH LDA results ranked by popularity.

Year1st topic2nd topic3rd topic4th topic5th topic
AllHuntington diseaseMental disordersTau proteinsAgingCreutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome
(1945–2015)Parkinson diseaseCaregiversAmyloid beta-protein precursorCognitionApolipoproteins E
NeuronsDementia, vascularNeurodegenerative diseasesCholinesterase inhibitorsMagnetic resonance imaging
Cerebral coretexAIDS dementia complexBrain diseasesMemory disordersNursing homes
Nerve tissue proteinsSchizophreniaAmyloidNeuropsychological testsGenetic predisposition to disease
1995–2004Creutzfeldt-Jakob syndromeAmyloid beta-protein precursorParkinson diseaseCholinesterase inhibitorsAIDS dementia complex
Apolipoproteins ENeuronsCaregiversDementia, vascularAging
Huntington diseaseMembrane proteinsNeuropsychological testsMemory disordersPeptide fragments
Tau proteinsNerve tissue proteinsCognitionNootropic agentsHIV-1
Magnetic resonance imagingNeurodegenerative diseasesMemorySchizophreniaHIV infections
2005–2014NeuronsAgingCognitionParkinson diseaseCholinesterase inhibitors
Peptide fragmentsNeuropsychological testsNeurodegenerative diseasesCaregiversNeuroprotective agents
Tau proteinsMagnetic resonance imagingMental disordersAmyloidDementia, vascular
Amyloid beta-protein precursorMemory disordersNursing homesCreutzfeldt-Jakob syndromeFrontotemporal dementia
Huntington diseaseMemoryAmyotrophic lateral sclerosisDepressionAmyloid precursor protein secretases

Question answering example: What is Huntington’s disease?

QuestionAnswer example
What is Huntington’s disease?an inherited neurodegenerative disorder (44)
a neurodegenerative disorder (28)
a hereditary brain disease (2)
an incurable genetic neurodegenerative disorder (1)
a complex, single gene (1) (wrong extraction)
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Computer Sciences, Information Technology, Project Management, Databases and Data Mining