Multi-Omics GNN
Graph Neural Network for Patient Stratification (258% High-Risk Detection)
Overview
Applied modified IntegrAO graph neural network methodology to the MMRF COMPASS cohort (N=655 samples) for multi-omics patient stratification in multiple myeloma, achieving 258% high-risk detection enhancement.
The Problem
Multiple myeloma patients show heterogeneous responses to treatment:
- Standard risk stratification misses important subgroups
- Multi-omics data underutilized for personalized treatment
- Need for actionable therapeutic vulnerability profiles
Technical Approach
Data Integration
Integrated four omics layers from MMRF COMPASS cohort (N=655 samples):
- SNV: Single nucleotide variants
- CNV: Copy number variations
- TME: Tumor microenvironment signatures
- WES: Whole exome sequencing features
Graph Neural Network
Modified IntegrAO architecture:
- Multi-layer graph construction from patient similarity
- Attention-based message passing across omics layers
- Interpretable node embeddings for clinical actionability
Results
| Metric | Before | After | Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subgroups Identified | 12 | 18 | 50% improvement |
| High-Risk Patients | 12 | 43 | 258% enhancement |
| Actionable Targets | - | 94% of patients | - |
| Vulnerability Profiles | - | 18 distinct | - |
Clinical Impact
Identified 18 distinct vulnerability profiles enabling:
- Targeted therapeutic recommendations
- Identification of patients likely to respond to specific agents
- Early intervention for high-risk subgroups
- 94% of patients now have actionable therapeutic targets
Technical Stack
Framework: PyTorch Geometric
Architecture: Modified IntegrAO
Dataset: MMRF COMPASS (N=655)
Omics Layers: SNV, CNV, TME, WES
Analysis: Scanpy, Geneformer
Clustering: Unsupervised ML
Publication
- Clinical Lymphoma Myeloma Leukemia 2025 - “Integrating Microenvironment with Tumor Multi-Omic Using Unsupervised Machine Learning” (Contributing Author)