Automated Author Profile

Federica Esposito

Current S-Index

2.3

Sum of Dataset Indices for all datasets

Average Dataset Index per Dataset

1.2

Average Dataset Index per dataset

Total Datasets

2

Total datasets for this author

Average FAIR Score

65.4%

Average FAIR Score per dataset

Total Citations

0

Total citations to the author's datasets

Total Mentions

0

Total mentions of the author's datasets

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Datasets

data for "Integration of clinical and multi-omics multiple sclerosis data into a predictive algorithm of disease activity to accelerate personalized medicine" (GR-2016-02363997)

Data refer to the results obtained within the GR-2016-02363997 project funded by the Italian Ministry of Health. Main aim was to combine clinical data with genetic variants, transcriptomic and T lymphocyte repertoires signatures to dissect the biological basis of multiple sclerosis (MS) inflammatory activity.Two sets of patients were analysed: i) Extended cohort, for the identification of genetic biomarkers, ii) Core Cohort, for the identification of genetic, transcriptomic and immune repertoires biomarkers. Each patient was classified according to the NEDA (No Evidence of Disease Activity) criterion at 4- year follow-up, while time to first relapse (TTFR) was considered as secondary outcome.Data includes:-Results: GR-2016-02363997_results.pdf-uploaded documents.pdf-Genetic data: GEN_top_SNPs_geno.ped; GEN_top_SNPs_geno.map; GEN_var.txt; GEN_gene-wise.txt -Transcriptomic data: EXPR_topRNA_CPM.txt; EXPR_var.txt -Immunosequencing data: IMMSEQ_diversity.txt; IMMSEQ_trbd.txt; IMMSEQ_trbj.txt; IMMSEQ_trbv.txt; IMMSEQ_var.txt

Authors

  • Federica Esposito
0 Citations0 Mentions65% FAIR0.7 Dataset Index
10.17632/kfn9g29n6d2022

data for "Integration of clinical and multi-omics multiple sclerosis data into a predictive algorithm of disease activity to accelerate personalized medicine" (GR-2016-02363997)

Data refer to the results obtained within the GR-2016-02363997 project funded by the Italian Ministry of Health. Main aim was to combine clinical data with genetic variants, transcriptomic and T lymphocyte repertoires signatures to dissect the biological basis of multiple sclerosis (MS) inflammatory activity.Two sets of patients were analysed: i) Extended cohort, for the identification of genetic biomarkers, ii) Core Cohort, for the identification of genetic, transcriptomic and immune repertoires biomarkers. Each patient was classified according to the NEDA (No Evidence of Disease Activity) criterion at 4- year follow-up, while time to first relapse (TTFR) was considered as secondary outcome.Data includes:-Results: GR-2016-02363997_results.pdf-uploaded documents.pdf-Genetic data: GEN_top_SNPs_geno.ped; GEN_top_SNPs_geno.map; GEN_var.txt; GEN_gene-wise.txt -Transcriptomic data: EXPR_topRNA_CPM.txt; EXPR_var.txt -Immunosequencing data: IMMSEQ_diversity.txt; IMMSEQ_trbd.txt; IMMSEQ_trbj.txt; IMMSEQ_trbv.txt; IMMSEQ_var.txt

Authors

  • Federica Esposito
0 Citations0 Mentions65% FAIR1.6 Dataset Index
10.17632/kfn9g29n6d.12022