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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 30, 2024
Filed:
Nov. 20, 2018
Deep Genomics Incorporated, Toronto, CA;
Brendan Frey, Toronto, CA;
Michael K. K. Leung, Toronto, CA;
Andrew Thomas Delong, Toronto, CA;
Hui Yuan Xiong, Toronto, CA;
Babak Alipanahi, Toronto, CA;
Leo J. Lee, Toronto, CA;
Hannes Bretschneider, Toronto, CA;
DEEP GENOMICS INCORPORATED, Toronto, CA;
Abstract
Described herein are systems and methods that receive as input a DNA or RNA sequence, extract features, and apply layers of processing units to compute one ore more condition-specific cell variables, corresponding to cellular quantities measured under different conditions. The system may be applied to a sequence containing a genetic variant, and also to a corresponding reference sequence to determine how much the condition-specific cell variables change because of the variant. The change in the condition-specific cell variables are used to compute a score for how deleterious a variant is, to classify a variant's level of deleteriousness, to prioritize variants for subsequent processing, and to compare a test variant to variants of known deleteriousness. By modifying the variant or the extracted features so as to incorporate the effects of DNA editing, oligonucleotide therapy, DNA- or RNA-binding protein therapy or other therapies, the system may be used to determine if the deleterious effects of the original variant can be reduced.