Using Machine Reading to Understand Alzheimer’s and Related Diseases from the Literature
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Dec 29, 2017
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Article Category: Research Paper
Published Online: Dec 29, 2017
Page range: 81 - 94
Received: Oct 16, 2017
Accepted: Nov 12, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/jdis-2017-0021
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What are CJS, MRI, APP, and APOE?
Term | Definition |
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AD | a neurodegenerative disorder |
AD | a genetically complex and heterogeneous disorder |
CJS | a rare neurodegenerative disease |
CJS | a fatal neurodegenerative illness |
CJS | an incurable disease |
MRI | a useful diagnostic marker |
MRI | a promising AD biomarker |
MRI | the most widely used and less invasive medical imaging technique |
APP | a transmembrane glycoprotein |
APP | an extremely complex molecule |
APP | |
APOE | the major apolipoprotein |
APOE | |
APOE | the most prevalent and best established genetic risk factor for late-onset AD. |
Gene LDA results ranked by popularity_
Year | 1st topic | 2nd topic | 3rd topic | 4th topic | 5th topic |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
All | INS | MS | MAPT | ||
(1945–2015) | TNF | BCHE | PRNP | SDS | |
BDNF | CAT | PSEN1 | GFAP | SST | |
BACE1 | CA3 | CA1 | ALB | GRN | |
NGF | CA1 | MDD1 | PSD | ||
1995–2004 | PRNP | TNF | |||
MS | BDNF | INS | PSEN1 | CA1 | |
CD4 | ACT | NGF | GFAP | SDS | |
SPY | A2M | TF | MAPT | ALB | |
PSEN1 | LDLR | TTR | BCHE | CA3 | |
2005–2014 | MS | PSEN1 | |||
INS | GFAP | PRNP | BDNF | ||
TNF | CD4 | CA1 | MAPT | ||
CAT | BACE1 | BCHE | ALB | ||
ACE | NOTCH3 | NGF | SYP | PSEN2 |
MeSH LDA results ranked by popularity_
Year | 1st topic | 2nd topic | 3rd topic | 4th topic | 5th topic |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
All | Huntington disease | Mental disorders | Tau proteins | Aging | Creutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome |
(1945–2015) | Parkinson disease | Caregivers | Amyloid beta-protein precursor | Cognition | Apolipoproteins E |
Neurons | Dementia, vascular | Neurodegenerative diseases | Cholinesterase inhibitors | Magnetic resonance imaging | |
Cerebral coretex | AIDS dementia complex | Brain diseases | Memory disorders | Nursing homes | |
Nerve tissue proteins | Schizophrenia | Amyloid | Neuropsychological tests | Genetic predisposition to disease | |
1995–2004 | Creutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome | Amyloid beta-protein precursor | Parkinson disease | Cholinesterase inhibitors | AIDS dementia complex |
Apolipoproteins E | Neurons | Caregivers | Dementia, vascular | Aging | |
Huntington disease | Membrane proteins | Neuropsychological tests | Memory disorders | Peptide fragments | |
Tau proteins | Nerve tissue proteins | Cognition | Nootropic agents | HIV-1 | |
Magnetic resonance imaging | Neurodegenerative diseases | Memory | Schizophrenia | HIV infections | |
2005–2014 | Neurons | Aging | Cognition | Parkinson disease | Cholinesterase inhibitors |
Peptide fragments | Neuropsychological tests | Neurodegenerative diseases | Caregivers | Neuroprotective agents | |
Tau proteins | Magnetic resonance imaging | Mental disorders | Amyloid | Dementia, vascular | |
Amyloid beta-protein precursor | Memory disorders | Nursing homes | Creutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome | Frontotemporal dementia | |
Huntington disease | Memory | Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis | Depression | Amyloid precursor protein secretases |
Question answering example: What is Huntington’s disease?
Question | Answer example |
---|---|
What is Huntington’s disease? | an inherited neurodegenerative disorder (44) |
a neurodegenerative disorder (28) | |
a hereditary brain disease (2) | |
an incurable genetic neurodegenerative disorder (1) | |
a complex, single gene (1) |