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Célia Biane¹, Franck Delaplace¹, Hanna Klaudel¹

¹IBISC Laboratory, Evry Val d'Essonne University, Evry, France.

|August 21, 2016

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This study introduces a Network-Action Game framework to select optimal drugs for precision medicine. It combines game theory and Boolean networks to model disease and drug interactions for personalized cancer therapy.

Keywords:

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Area of Science:

Computational Biology
Systems Biology
Bioinformatics

Background:

Precision medicine personalizes therapy using omics data and computational methods.
Complex diseases involve intricate molecular interactions, necessitating network-based analysis for drug efficacy assessment.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a computational framework for optimal drug selection in precision medicine.
To integrate Game Theory and Boolean networks for modeling disease-drug interactions.

Main Methods:

Developed the Network-Action Game (NAG) computational framework.
Utilized Game Theory for decision-making in drug selection.
Employed Boolean networks to model molecular system dynamics under disease and drug actions.
Focused on interactome arc alterations as drug and disease strategies.

Main Results:

Evaluated the NAG framework's efficiency for drug prediction.
Demonstrated applicability on a breast cancer signaling pathway model.

Conclusions:

The Network-Action Game framework offers a novel computational approach for personalized drug selection.
This method aids clinical decision-making in complex diseases like cancer by analyzing molecular network perturbations.