Title: The Research Institute at Nationwide Childrens Hospital Center for Childhood Cancer BioInformatics G
1The Research Institute at Nationwide Childrens
Hospital Center for Childhood Cancer
BioInformatics Group
- Tom Barr
- Dave Billiter, PMP
2The Research Institute at Nationwide Childrens
Hospital
3Overview
- Introduction
- Center for Childhood Cancer
- C3BIG
- Biopathology Center
- VIPER
- C3BIG Image Dashboard
- VM2M
- Future Opportunities
- Closing
4Center for Childhood Cancer Areas of Focus
- Molecular mechanisms involving pediatric
sarcomagenesis - Regulation of survivin gene expression
- Stroma/tumor interactions in adult and pediatric
cancer - Tumor microenvironment
- Gene expression profiling in pediatric leukemias
- Signal transduction and pharmacologic
interventions - Oncolytic viral therapy in pediatric brain tumors
5Affiliations and Collaborations
- Childrens Oncology Group (COG)
- Gynecologic Oncology Group (GOG)
- Cooperative Human Tissue Network (pCHTN)
- Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program (CTEP)
- The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer
Center - Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital/Richard J. Solove
Research Institute - Nationwide Childrens Hospital Division of
Hematology and Oncology
6Center for Childhood Cancer BioInformatics Group
(C3BIG) Mission
- The C3 BioInformatics Group of The Research
Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital,
under the direction of Dr. Stephen J. Qualman, is
a BioInformatics application development team
dedicated to increasing cure rates and decreasing
side effects in therapy through Information
Technology.
7C3BIG
- Dave Billiter- Informatics Development Manager
- Tom Barr Imaging Manager
- Bob Neville- Senior Software Developer
- Scott Hargrose- Software Developer/DBA
- Bill Beyer- Business Analyst/Software Developer
- Heather Bao- Software Developer
- Heather Day- Quality Assurance/Tech Writer
- Subha Krishnamachary- Software Developer
- Andy Fox- Software Developer
- Mark Plaskow- Consultant
8C3BIG User Community
- Center for Childhood Cancer
- Biopathology Center (BPC)
- Biobehavioral Health
- Center for Innovation in Pediatric Practice
- Research Information Services
- Childrens Hospital Inc.
- Childrens Oncology Group (COG)
- Gynecologic Oncology Group (GOG)
- Cooperative Human Tissue Network (CHTN)
- Childhood Cancer Survival Studies (CCSS)
- Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC)
- Group Banking Committee (GBC)
9C3BIG Focus Areas
- Customized Application Development
- Informatics Consulting
- Solution Analysis
- Data Management
- Project Management
- Systems Architecture (SOA)
- Web Site Development
- Digital Imaging/Image Analysis
10Biopathology Center
- The Biopathology Center (BPC) is largely a
government funded non-profit organization whose
primary objective is the long-term acquisition
and storage of a large number of cancer related
tissue samples and related data for the purpose
of supporting cutting edge research. - Normal tissue and other diseased specimens are
also managed by the BPC. - Directed by Dr. Nilsa Ramirez
- http//www.biopathologycenter.org/
11Biopathology Center Components
- Biospecimen Repository
- Molecular Genetics
- Core Morphology
- Digital Imaging Core
12Biopathology Center
- Organization providing specimen management
services for - Pediatric Cooperative Human Tissue Network
(pCHTN) - Childrens Oncology Group (COG)
- Gynecologic Oncology Group (GOG)
- Childhood Cancer Survivor Study (CCSS)
- Clinical Trials Evaluation Program (CTEP)
- The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA)
- Strategic Partnering for the Evaluation of Cancer
Signatures (SPECS)
13BPC by the numbers
- Over 650,000 specimens currently in bank
- Receive tissues from over 500 hospitals
- Receive and process 100 cases or 500 aliquots
each day - Distribute over 25,000 specimens annually to over
130 academic and commercial researchers
14Quality Control
- Verification of institutional diagnosis
- Documentation of tumor and necrosis
- Specimens must go through quality control process
prior to being served to an investigator
15Virtual Microscopy
- The technique of digitizing microscope slides
with common objective magnifications - may be equivalent to original glass slides on
microscopes - will provide diagnostic image quality
16Why Virtual Microscopy?
- Eliminate distribution of glass slides,
logistical issues with rapid turnaround times,
and costs of tracking and lost or broken slides - Support image analysis
- Better quality than static images
- Accessible anytime via the Internet
17VM Software/Hardware
- Scanscope Console
- Spectrum Information Manager
- Virtual Slide Manager
- Web Viewer
- ImageScope
- Digital Slide Studio
- TMALab
- Digital Slide Conferencing
- Aperio Scanscope XT (2)
- Virtual Slide Repository
- NAS Device
- Project VIPER
- 10 Tb storage cluster at the Ohio Supercomputer
Center - 6 Tb local storage cluster
18Project VIPER
- Virtual microscopy Image Pilot EndeavoR
- Web-based pathology review system that is
extensible both for today and tomorrows research
needs - Facilitates a more efficient and cost-effective
quality control review process of patient tissue
submitted by member institutions - Integration of a virtual microscopy service into
the research workflow - Acts as catalyst to advance collaborative
pediatric and gynecologic pathology research and
research in image analysis
19Reviewers
- Online registration and request for password
resets - Notified via email of new cases
- Personalized screen with list of cases and case
status after authenticating into VIPER - System monitors new cases, completed cases, and
cases under review
- Ability to annotate images
- Online forms for completion
- Email notification of completed cases to the BPC
- Users manual available online
20Operations Staff
- Assign Password
- Assign Cases and/or groups of cases
- Upload Pathology Reports
- Add Staff Accounts
- Add or Remove reviewers
- Manage Cases
- Manage Slides
- Manage Groups
- Manage Institutions
- Query for Case status by reviewer or protocol
- Image Directory Assignment
- Online Users Manual
21VIPER
- http//viper.epn.osc.edu/viper/
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26C3BIG Image Dashboard
- Slide processor for cancerous diseases
- Allows users to query multiple images by
morphologic characteristics - Algorithm to detect and measure necrosis
- Algorithm to detect and measure abnormal nuclei
clustering (anaplasia)
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28 29Virtual Microscopy to Molecule (VM2M)
- Creates a system where Virtual Microscopy data
will be available alongside microarray data for
disease diagnosis and treatment - Web-based system where a pathologist can search
for tissue samples of interest - Reviewer can inspect the corresponding digital
image using a web based image viewer, with the
ability to zoom and pan to the desired parts of
the image. - Reviewer will also have the ability to access the
micro- array data corresponding to the same
tissue sample, along with results from an
automated analysis of the digital image.
30VM2M Architecture
31Search
Allow the user to search all files stored on the
system for the specific criteria.
VM2M Web Flow
Allow the user to quick search all files stored
on the system based on different disease types
and Sub disease types
Browse
Allow the user to upload different types of files
such as .svs (digital slides file), .cel (raw
microarray file), and .chp (processed microarray
file). When .cel file uploaded, MIAME Checklist
is required.
Logged in
Home
Upload Files
Download
Allow the user to download useful files online
Registration Get Account
Forget Password? Get Password
User Profile
Allow the user to edit the personal information.
32VM2M Home Page
33VM2M Login Page
34VM2M Browser
35VM2M Search Page
36VM2M Search Detail Page
37VM2M Slide Upload Page
38VM2M Add New Case
39VM2M Microarray Upload
40VM2M Download
41Future Opportunities
- COG/GOG Image Warehouse
- Pediatric TARGET Tool
- caBIG Image Service
- Pathology Review Education
- VIPER Integration with Aperio Spectrum
- Further development of image analysis algorithms
42Closing
- Thank You
- Questions??
- Thomas.Barr_at_NationwideChildrens.org