Genomic Definition by Reference Mapping

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Genomic Definition by Reference Mapping James R. Campbell MD W. Scott Campbell PhD Departments of Internal Medicine and Pathology University of Nebraska Medical Center Mapping SIG; IHTSDO

Acknowledgements Allison Cushman-Vokoun MD PhD Geoffrey Talmon MD Audrey Lazenby MD Raj Dash MD Mary Kennedy Jay Pedersen MS

Outline Terminology challenges created by Personalized Medicine Precision medicine terminology use cases Harmonized model for observables and observations Progress report: MP content development and deployment

Revolution in healthcare Sequencing of human genome has led to flood of new observational data appearing in scientific literature and now…clinical records Majority of this clinical data is unstructured and not useful for decision support in the EHR or clinical research Understanding of genetic and molecular basis of human disease now having impact on diagnosis and therapy Challenge posed by precision medicine - to have sufficiently detailed molecular genetics observations and diagnostic data in treatment of cancer, infectious disease, pharmacogenetics and …

Precision Medicine Terminology Use Cases Health maintenance alert for BRCA1 or BRCA2 positive patients Retrieve all colon cancer tissue specimens which had BRAF gene testing Alert cardiologist for CYP2C19 negative patients prior to angioplasty to adjust clopidogrel dosing Which patient with cystic fibrosis should be treated with Ivacaftor at $300,000 per year?

Limitations of ONC terminologies for Human Genomics Research community HUGO; Human Gene Nomenclature Committee UniProt; Ensemble; Cosmic NCBO: OMIM; Orphanet; Protein Ontology Clinical community SNOMED CT: No concept model for subcellular anatomy or molecular structure No concept model for Observable entity or molecular basis of disease in Clinical findings Little content, all primitives LOINC 2.54: 1275 PCR; 1406 MOLGEN; 116 FISH; 1502 CELL MARKERS Concept model inadequate to fully define what is being result Provides only tag-level interoperability of molecular data No meaningful bridge joining genetic scientific findings with clinical concept models

Reference Data Bases HGNC: Human Gene Organizing committee agreeing standard nomenclature and compiling reference resources UniProt: Catalogue of proteins with genetic references NCBO: GO and PRO do not appear to organize ontologies in clinically useful manner Ensemble: Secondary resource with sequence data COSMIC: catalogue of somatically acquired mutations in human cancer OMIM: Relates genotypic data to phenotypic disease

UNMC: Project for structured encoding of AP/MP cancer reports Objective: Detailed structured reporting of all anatomic and molecular pathology observations for all CAP synoptic cancer worksheets (82 types of malignancies) Proposal: Analyze detailed semantics of CAP worksheets; apply harmonized concept model to develop terminology requirements; deploy as real-time structured reporting from COPATH system interfaced to tissue biobank and EPIC Tooling: Nebraska Lexicon© extension namespace; SNOWOWL authoring platform; SNOMED CT International + US Extension + Technology preview; ELK 0.4.1 DL classifier Penciled into IHTSDO workplan for 2017

Observables Project: Concept model draft

SNOMED CT Content Extensions for Molecular Genetics Body structures>>Cell structures>>Nucleotide sequences and Named Genes Substances>>Proteins Qualifiers>>Techniques>> AP and MP methods Qualifiers>>Measurement Properties>>AP and MP properties Observable entity>>AP and MP observables Clinical findings>>Anatomic and molecular genetic observation results and disorders

Developments for MP: Genes and proteins

HGNC Resources & References

Potential Attributes for Reference Mapping (and definition) of Human Genes ?Organism(s) (part of) Chromosome Chromosome region Locus type (eg: gene with protein product) Gene family Genome map reference: Nucleotide address start Nucleotide address end Transcription Protein products: {Uniprot names and IDs; SNOMED CT ID} ?Phenotype mappings: {Colorectal cancer, somatic; Noonan syndrome 7;…; SNOMED CT ID} HGNC ID; Ensemble ID; ….

Gene locus definition (draft)

Proposal for Reference Mapping Definition Deployment Genomic extension data to be published with map reference definitions from scientific data bases New version maintenance Install latest version of SNOMED CT and relevant extensions Employ mapping refset and supplied procedure to populate refernce definitions for genomic concrete domains DL Classify to fully define gene loci and proteins employing scientific databases

Application to MP: Proteins

Potential attributes for reference definition of proteins Metabolic/catalytic activity (role) Gene Transcription source Cofactors GO: molecular function GO: biological processes Organism(s)

Protein model (draft)

Questions? Discussion…