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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 03, 2017
Filed:
Apr. 13, 2012
David Jackson, Heidelberg, DE;
Theodoros Soldatos, Heidelberg, DE;
Guillaume Taglang, Heidelberg, DE;
Alexander Zien, Heidelberg, DE;
Stephan Brock, Heidelberg, DE;
David Jackson, Heidelberg, DE;
Theodoros Soldatos, Heidelberg, DE;
Guillaume Taglang, Heidelberg, DE;
Alexander Zien, Heidelberg, DE;
Stephan Brock, Heidelberg, DE;
Molecular Health GmbH, Heidelberg, DE;
Abstract
The present disclosure describes systems and methods for using patient-specific genomic information to optimize or de-risk therapy for the patient. A user may identify a medication for consideration for prescription to a patient, and a genetic variant of the patient affecting a first protein. An analyzer may identify a second medication targeting the first protein, and may retrieve adverse event data from an adverse event database for patients co-medicated with both the first medication and second medication. The analyzer may determine, based on rates of adverse events, the likelihood of an adverse event occurring through co-medication of the first medication and second medication. Based on the likelihood, and based on a correspondence or non-correspondence between a protein activation characteristic of the first medication and the effect of the genetic variant of the patient, the analyzer may indicate or contra-indicate the first medication for the patient.