SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DATA ARCHIVAL
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    发明申请
    SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DATA ARCHIVAL 审中-公开
    数据存档的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US20140244592A1

    公开(公告)日:2014-08-28

    申请号:US14157728

    申请日:2014-01-17

    CPC classification number: G06F17/30073 G06F17/30153 H03M7/3059

    Abstract: The present subject matter discloses a system and a method for data archival. A data archiving system comprises a processor and a compression module coupled to the processor and configured to compress an original data file to generate, for each level of lossy compression, a compressed base file and a patch file. The base file is generated using a lossy compression technique. The patch file for a particular level of lossy compression is generated using information lost at the particular level of lossy compression. The data archiving system further comprises a data archiving module coupled to the processor. The data archiving system is configured to save a last base file and a plurality of patch files corresponding to each level of lossy compression, where the last base file is the base file corresponding to a last level of lossy compression.

    Abstract translation: 本主题公开了一种用于数据归档的系统和方法。 数据归档系统包括处理器和耦合到处理器的压缩模块,并且被配置为压缩原始数据文件,以针对每个有损压缩级别生成压缩的基本文件和补丁文件。 使用有损压缩技术生成基本文件。 使用在有损压缩的特定级别丢失的信息生成特定级别的有损压缩的补丁文件。 数据归档系统还包括耦合到处理器的数据归档模块。 数据归档系统被配置为保存最后的基本文件和对应于每个有损压缩级别的多个补丁文件,其中最后的基本文件是与最后一级有损压缩相对应的基本文件。

    METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETATION OF TAXONOMIC DISTRIBUTION AND REPLICATION RATES OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES

    公开(公告)号:US20240026468A1

    公开(公告)日:2024-01-25

    申请号:US18265479

    申请日:2021-12-09

    CPC classification number: C12Q1/689 C12Q1/6869 G16B10/00

    Abstract: This disclosure relates generally to the field of taxonomic profiling of microbial organisms such as bacteria, and, more particularly, to system and method for simultaneous interpretation of taxonomic distribution and replication rates of microbes constituting microbial communities. The present disclosure extracts bacterial genomic DNA from a plurality of bacterial organisms comprised in collected microbiome sample. Maps the plurality of the DNA sequence fragment reads to a precomputed reference sequence database of a plurality of all available completely sequenced bacterial genomes. Based on the mapping, the read coverage is measured at the genomic locations of the phylogenetic marker genes, wherein measured read coverage is used for interpretation of taxonomic distribution of the plurality of bacterial organisms. A plurality of slopes is obtained by fitting a linear function. The present disclosure interprets a replication rate for each of the plurality of bacterial organisms identified from the collected microbiome sample.

    SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ASSESSING THE RISK OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

    公开(公告)号:US20220328192A1

    公开(公告)日:2022-10-13

    申请号:US17634634

    申请日:2020-08-12

    Abstract: Schizophrenia is a chronic and severe psychiatric disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves. If Schizophrenia is diagnosed early, most symptoms of Schizophrenia can be managed with appropriate medical interventions. A system and method for assessing the risk of Schizophrenia in a person has been provided. The system is configured to assess individuals to check the presence or absence of Schizophrenia, by quantifying the abundance of sensory proteins in their microbiome. The disclosure relates to a defined methodology that involves assessment and categorization of the person into healthy and schizophrenic based on the abundance of sensory proteins in the microbiome. The systems and methods further describe microbiota based therapeutics for management of Schizophrenia through generating a therapeutic model and administering a consortium of healthy microbes which could modulate the disease microbiome composition towards a healthy equilibrium.

    METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR ANALYZING METABOLIC STATE OF A CELL BY MEASURING CONCENTRATIONS OF METABOLITES

    公开(公告)号:US20190221282A1

    公开(公告)日:2019-07-18

    申请号:US16249620

    申请日:2019-01-16

    CPC classification number: G16B5/20 G16B5/00

    Abstract: Analysis of the flow of fluxes through the metabolic network of a cell type is useful in gaining knowledge about cellular physiology. Such knowledge can be used in understanding host's interactions with pathogens, drug response etc. However there is dearth of techniques that can incorporate metabolomics data into genome scale metabolic model (GEM) for FBA. A method and system for analyzing metabolic state of a cell at a genome scale by measuring concentrations of a one or more metabolites has been disclosed. The method is utilizing intracellular and/or extracellular metabolite concentrations for constraining reaction fluxes in FBA by incorporating it as part of stoichiometric constraint to metabolic model. The method is used to predict the change in flux flow through all reactions in an organism/cell type under different experimental conditions. The method enables constraining the flow of fluxes through reactions while performing FBA of GEMs using measured metabolite concentrations.

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