Accurate diagnosis of atopic dermatitis by combining transcriptome and microbiota data with supervised machine learning
Ziyuan Jiang,Jiajin Li,Nahyun Kong,Jeong Hyun Kim,Bongsoo Kim,Min-Jung Lee,Yoon Mee Park,So-Yeon Lee,Soo-Jong Hong,Jae Hoon Sul +9 more
TL;DR: In this article , a machine learning classifier was used to predict the risk of atopic dermatitis (AD) in 161 subjects including AD patients and healthy controls using transcriptome and microbiota data.
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Abstract: Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a common skin disease in childhood whose diagnosis requires expertise in dermatology. Recent studies have indicated that host genes-microbial interactions in the gut contribute to human diseases including AD. We sought to develop an accurate and automated pipeline for AD diagnosis based on transcriptome and microbiota data. Using these data of 161 subjects including AD patients and healthy controls, we trained a machine learning classifier to predict the risk of AD. We found that the classifier could accurately differentiate subjects with AD and healthy individuals based on the omics data with an average F1-score of 0.84. With this classifier, we also identified a set of 35 genes and 50 microbiota features that are predictive for AD. Among the selected features, we discovered at least three genes and three microorganisms directly or indirectly associated with AD. Although further replications in other cohorts are needed, our findings suggest that these genes and microbiota features may provide novel biological insights and may be developed into useful biomarkers of AD prediction.
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