Daoling Huang

Title: Daoling Huang and Patent Innovation in Genomic Literature Interpretation.

Introduction

Daoling Huang is an inventor based in Shenzhen, China, associated with BGI Genomics Co., Ltd. His patent work addresses the use of natural language processing to organize scientific literature and support the interpretation of disease-related genetic variants.

Latest Patents

Huang is named on one patent: “Method for Constructing Variation Literature Interpretation Knowledge Base, and Interpretation Method and Electronic Device.” The invention describes a process for gathering disease-related literature, building a database of entities associated with genes and variants, and creating a literature-evidence knowledge graph. It then extracts evidence linked to entities to form a knowledge base for variant-literature interpretation. The system is designed to return relevant evidence standards or evidence types when a user enters an entity name, helping make literature review more systematic and improving the speed of gene and variant interpretation. Huang’s listed portfolio includes 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Huang’s documented patent contribution focuses on applying computational methods to biomedical information. The invention combines literature processing, entity databases, knowledge graphs, and evidence extraction to support more automated interpretation of disease-related variants.

Collaborations

Huang’s listed coworkers include Quanlei Zeng and Yun Xiong. His patent is associated with BGI Genomics Co., Ltd.

Conclusion

Daoling Huang’s patent work reflects an effort to make genetic-variant literature evidence more organized and accessible through natural language processing and knowledge-base technologies.