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Beyond Reanalysis: Critical Issues in Data Reuse for Solid Tumor Proteomics.

Federica Franzetti^1,2, Nicole Giugni^1,2, Manuel Airoldi^1,2

¹Department of Science and High Technology, University of Insubria, 21052 Busto Arsizio, Italy.

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Proteomics data reuse enhances precision oncology by integrating public datasets. Harmonization strategies and artificial intelligence are key, but careful consideration of data context is crucial for robust clinical applications.

Keywords:

data harmonization data standards precision oncology proteoforms proteomics data reuse public repositories solid tumors

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Area of Science:

Proteomics and computational biology
Cancer research and precision oncology

Background:

Proteomics offers deep insights into tumor molecular complexity, including proteoforms and post-translational modifications.
Expanding mass spectrometry technologies and public repositories increase opportunities for large-scale proteomics data reuse.
Current limitations in data standardization hinder reproducibility and cross-study comparability in proteomics.

Purpose of the Study:

To define and explore the systematic reanalysis and integration of public proteomics datasets for precision oncology.
To support applications such as biomarker discovery and antibody-drug conjugate target prioritization.
To critically examine factors influencing the robustness and clinical relevance of proteomics data reuse.

Main Methods:

Review of end-to-end analytical processes for proteomics data reuse.
Discussion of data analysis workflows, harmonization strategies, and interoperability challenges.
Exploration of artificial intelligence applications in proteomics data integration and reuse.

Main Results:

Proteomics data reuse can significantly aid biological discovery and translational research in cancer.
Heterogeneity in experimental and analytical choices impacts data interoperability and reuse.
Artificial intelligence shows potential but requires careful consideration of biological context to avoid overinterpretation.

Conclusions:

Standardized approaches and advanced computational methods are essential for effective proteomics data reuse.
Addressing data heterogeneity is critical for translating proteomics findings into clinical applications.
Proteomics data reuse holds promise for advancing precision oncology, exemplified by colorectal and prostate cancer research.