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jeromebouaziz
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I'm a doctor expert in fertility and especially in endometriosis. I saw good examples on how text mining on pubmed database and genes understanding could help.
This disease remains very difficult to understand and the average delay is 8 years ....
Anyway I am looking for a partner who can do text mining on pubmed and will be interested to work with me and be a game changer in this terrific disease.
Any ideas where I can find a partner?
Thanks
... changed "partner" to "collaborator" ... :-)
I was worried by the title! :) I thought that Biostars had changed to a dating site
That should have been sufficient to trigger all spam filters :-)
But only in the title :)
Although it is some thing of privacy concern, it would be better if you could let us know where you are from and preferred places/institute of collaboration. Though cross country/international collaborations are possible and effective now a days, a local collaboration (institute/place/state/country) would be more fruitful (IMO). Biostars in and around your place may collaborate with you in solving scientific problems.
If you use the latest Open Targets tool, LINK, and search for endometriosis, these are the results you get. Scroll down to see the connections with genes, drugs, etc...Check Get to know LINK and explore 500+ million relations from PubMed abstracts post for more details.
Besides
LINK, you can also use the Open Targets Platform as we have done the text mining for associations between genes and diseases. We mine the abstracts (and full text when they are open source) from EuropePMC, which include PubMed. The current version of our Platform shows just over 1k genes associated with endometriosis, filtered by text mining only. Some of these results are also confirmed by other sources e.g. drugs from ChEMBL, differential RNA expression and GWAS data.If you remove the filter, you will get 1644 targets associated with endometriosis.
These can perhaps help you (and colleagues) to start off with some hypotheses for further studies/validation.
Isn't this better referred to as a disorder?
Not sure if 'terrific' is meant to mean 'causing terror' or someone is just a really big fan of endometriosis.
How extensive do you want this text mining to be? If you're just looking for keywords, pubmed/NCBI allows you to save searches (with potentially quite complicated syntax such as
"Smith, J[author] AND sequencing") and have the searches repeated weekly and delivered straight to your email inbox.