Biomedical Informatics

生物医学信息学核心（BMIC）的主要目标是促进收集，管理， 整合和分析的有效运作所需的信息类型的完整频谱， SPORE的项目、试点和其他核心。这些信息类型的示例包括结构化和 半结构化数据集来自：1）实验研究; 2）生物统计分析; 3）裂隙核 和管理操作; 4）共享资源服务;和5）异步协作 SPORE参与者。我们将利用生物医学信息学的最佳组合来实现这一目标 俄亥俄州州立大学已经使用或正在开发的实践和先进技术 (OSU)生物医学信息学系（OSU-BMI）和俄亥俄州州立大学综合 癌症中心（OSU-CCC）。这些技术包括：1）面向服务的caGrid中间件， 异构生物医学数据源和分析服务之间的电子数据交换; 2） 先进的数据库管理系统，为快速发展的生物医学数据的存储和查询进行了优化 3）集中式本体服务和以本体为锚的知识发现/管理工具; 4)多个特定于任务的门户网站应用程序，支持发现、集成和分析大型 规模，多维数据集;和5）基于网络的协作团队科学工具。我们设想 BMIC作为SPORE的中央信息协调“枢纽”。为了实现这些 生物医学信息学核心的具体目标是：1）开发和支持可扩展的 数据库管理系统，供海洋环境保护研究所参与者使用; 2）使电子数据交换成为可能 3）支持特定于任务的Web门户应用程序，允许最终用户 发现、集成和分析SPORE相关数据源; 4）支持SPORE相关 通过促进获得OSU-CCC的企业级临床试验管理， 系统;以及5）实施和支持一个协作门户网站，作为双方交流的媒介 团队科学和公共传播活动。 相关性（参见说明）： 生物医学信息学核心（BMIC）作为该SPORE的一部分将涵盖广泛的范围，从 促进高通量数据分析，以提供工具， 时间或地理分布的研究者。因此，BMIC将作为 快速有效地进行翻译研究，具有加速翻译的效果， 将基础科学发现传播到临床实践中，并最终造福公众健康。

The primary objective of the Biomedical Informatics Core (BMIC) is to facilitate the collecfion, management, ntegration, and analysis of a complete spectrum of information types required for the efficient operation of the SPORE'S projects, pilots, and other cores. Examples of these informafion types include stmctured and semi-structured data sets resulting from: 1) experimental studies; 2) biostatistical analyses; 3) fissue core and administrative operations; 4) shared resource services; and 5) the asynchronous collaborafion of SPORE participants. We will achieve this objecfive using a combinafion biomedical informafics best practices and advanced technologies already in use or under development within The Ohio State University (OSU) Department of Biomedical Informafics (OSU-BMI) and The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center (OSU-CCC). Such technologies include: 1) the service-oriented caGrid middleware for electronic data interchange between heterogeneous biomedical data sources and analytical services; 2) advanced database management systems optimized for the storage and query of rapidly evolving biomedical data sets; 3) centralized ontology services and ontology-anchored knowledge discovery/management tools; 4) mulfiple task-specific web-portal applicafions that support the discovery, integration, and analysis of large scale, multi-dimensional data sets; and 5) web-based collaborative team-science tools. We envision the BMIC as being the central information coordination "hub" of the SPORE. In order to achieve these objectives, the specific aims of the biomedical informafics core are to: 1) develop and support extensible database management systems for use by SPORE participants; 2) enable electronic data interchange between SPORE-related data sources; 3) support task-specific web portal applications that allow end users to discover, integrate, and analyze SPORE-related data sources; 4) support the execution of SPORE-related clinical trials through the facilitation of access to the OSU-CCC's enterprise-grade clinical trials management system; and 5) implement and support a collaborative web portal intended to serve as a medium for both team-science and public disseminafion acfivities. RELEVANCE (See instructions): The Biomedical Informafics Core's (BMIC) activifies as part of this SPORE will cover a wide spectrum, from the facilitafion of high-throughput data analyses to the provision of tools to enable the collaboration of temporally or geographically distributed investigators. As such, the BMIC will serve as a catalyst for the rapid and efficient conduct of translational studies, with the effect of accelerating the translafion and dissemination of basic science discoveries into clinical practice and ultimately public health benefits.