系統生物學:顛覆性技術 是由出版商Insight Pharma Reports在2008年05月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書包含156 pages 價格從美金1498起跳。
本報告書內容包括:藥物研發中系統生物學的發展現況及未來應用、創新模式及主要18家企業的商業模式、白血病、阿茲海默症、漢金頓氏症的系統生物學應用預測等。內容綱要摘記如下:
第1章 介紹
第2章 系統生物學的技術層面
- 生物分析技術
- 規範限制架構及組織
- 生物資訊學技術
- 摘要
第3章 系統生物學的基礎研究
- 網路模式及模擬
- 蛋白網
- 健康及疾病監視用的新興架構
第4章 系統生物學的應用研究
第5章 市場動向
- 小企業的策略方針
- 藥物研發及新藥開發企業的策略方針
- 系統生物學相關交易
- 結果及評析
第6章 結論及未來發展預測
- 藥物開發的系統生物學課題
- 透過系統生物學發展的最新醫療及藥理知識相關解決方案
- 做為顛覆性技術的系統生物學
- 未來預測
第7章 專家訪談
附錄
Abstract
This report focuses on the current and future applications of Systems Biology
in drug discovery, specifically in pinpointing optimal individual targets, and
combinations of targets, to overcome metabolic pathway redundancies, leading
to efficacious and safe products.
Topics covered include:
- Application successes at AstraZeneca, Pfizer, and J&J
- Landscape of the Systems Biology marketplace and its future
- Implications of innovative predictive modeling and global transcription
epigenetics analysis
- Review of 18 Systems Biology company business models
- How SB will enable pharmacological progress in biologically complex
"money" diseases
- Projections on the future for Systems Biology in leukemia, Alzheimer' s,
and Huntington' s diseases.
Systems biology (SB) is challenging the existing dominant drug discovery
approaches and on track to becoming a classic disruptive technology. This
report describes examples of SB successes in big pharma and current SB
applications as well as the radically new concepts emerging from basic SB
research.
The report provides a survey on the origins of SB and the varying definitions
in common use and then moves to a review of the current bioanalytical- and
bioinformatics-based technologies for making sense of omic' s data through
enabling pathway and network analysis. Pathway analysis, cell modeling, and
disease modeling technologies today dominate the bioinformatics branch of
systems biology. Database-mediated pathway analysis studies, which are
particularly popular today, help to discover meaning in global biological data
for drug discovery and diagnostics. As examples, systems biology approaches
played a key role in understanding AstraZeneca' s Iressa (gefitinib), liver
abnormalities were identified by Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson identified a
kinase inhibitor mechanism. Next, the report provides an overview of the
recent explosion of academic SB activity and implications for highly novel
approaches to drug discovery and diagnostics not envisioned today. Examples
include nanosystems studies to construct a predictive model for transcription
control, ChIP-on-chip technology for global transcription factor
identification, and methylation-specific polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for
global DNA methylation detection as an entry point to epigenetics.
Systems Biology: A Disruptive Technology provides an analysis of the
commercial activities of 18 small systems biology companies reviewed in the
context of the nature and dynamics of the systems biology market: the business
models, deals, scope, and prospects. As examples, commercial databases and
software programs from companies such as Ingenuity Systems (Redwood City, CA),
GeneGo (St. Joseph, MI), and Ariadne Genomics (Rockville, MD) provide enhanced
usability and comprehensiveness. Gen-struct' s Knowledge Assembly platform
enables "knowledge-driven systems biology;" Gene Network Sciences' (Cambridge,
MA) REFS (Reverse Engineering and Forward Simulation) systems permit reverse
engineering and hypothesis generation from omic data; and Entelos' (Foster
City, CA) PhysioLab biosimulation models, which incorporate both molecular and
higher-order disease data, permit construction of "virtual patients."
Systems Biology: A Disruptive Technology concludes with a discussion and
speculation as to the future for SB, supported by interviews with scientists
and managers deeply engaged in this space. This analysis explains how and why
pharma and diagnostics industries will benefit from advances in SB by leading
to highly novel approaches for application to drug discovery and diagnostics
discovery and development.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
- INTRODUCTION
- 1.1. Scope and Content of This Report
- 1.2. Historical Perspective
- 1.3. Defining Systems Biology
Chapter 2
- TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
- 2.1. Bioanalytical Technologies
- Academic Perspective: Institute for Systems Biology
- Commercial Perspective: BG Medicine
- 2.2. Regulatory Mechanisms and Organization
- DNA-Protein Binding: ChIP-on-Chip Analysis
- DNA Methylation
- MicroRNAs
- 2.3. Bioinformatics Technologies
- Pathway Analysis
- Databases
- Commercial Software Systems
- Cell and Disease Modeling
- Genstruct
- Entelos
- Gene Network Sciences
- 2.4. Summary
Chapter 3
- BASIC RESEARCH IN SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
- 3.1. Network-Based Models and Simulations
- Types of Biological Networks
- Transcriptomic/Genetic Variation Approach
- Combination Drug Therapy
- 3.2. Protein Networks
- Yeast Two-Hybrid and Related Technologies
- Metabolic Interaction Networks
- Databases
- Systems Biology Research Approaches
- 3.3. An Emerging Paradigm for Viewing Health and Disease
- Diseaseome
- Genotyping/Gene Expression Combinations in Biological Network
Construction
- Implications of Systems Biology for Clinical Medicine
- Systems Biology Approach for Cancer Research
Chapter 4
- APPLIED RESEARCH IN SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
- 4.1. Impacts of Systems Biology on Specific Disease Areas
- Cancer
- Acceptance of Systems Biology by Big Pharma
- Network-Based Cancer Research
- Neurological Diseases
- Cardiovascular Diseases
- Metabolic Disorders
Chapter 5
- MARKET DYNAMICS
- 5.1. Approaches of Small-Company Players X
- Ariadne Genomics
- BG Medicine
- BioSeek
- Connexios
- Entelos
- Gene Network Sciences
- GeneGo
- Genetics Squared
- Genomatica
- Genstruct
- Ingenuity Systems
- Optimata
- Physiomics
- Protein Lounge
- 5.2. Approaches of Selected Drug Discovery and Development
Organizations
- Cellicon Biotechnologies
- CombinatoRx
- e-Therapeutics
- Merck
- Merrimack Pharmaceuticals
- Pfizer
- SU Biomedicine
- 5.3. Systems Biology Deals
- 5.4. Insight Pharma Reports Systems Biology Survey: Results and
Comments
Chapter 6
- CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
- 6.1. Challenges for Systems Biology in Drug Discovery
- 6.2. Possible Solutions to Advancing Medical and Pharmacological
Knowledge via Systems Biology
- 6.3. Systems Biology as a Disruptive Technology
- 6.4. Future Prospects
Chapter 7
- EXPERT INTERVIEWS
- David de Graaf, PhD
- Director of Systems Biology, Pfizer, Research Technology Center, Cambridge, MA
- Brian Edmonds, PhD
- Research Advisor, Integrative Biology and Global External Research, Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianapolis, IN
- Colin Hill
- CEO, President, Chairman, and Co-Founder, Gene Network Sciences, Cambridge, MA
- David Lester, PhD
- President and Founder, ITHW, Inc., Morristown, NJ
- Stephen Naylor, PhD
- Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder, Predictive Physiology and Medicine (PPM), Bloomington, IN
References
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