How ML can Help Tailor Immunotherapies to Cancer Patients
summary
Single-cell cytometry measures millions of cells per sample across ~40–50 proteins and a pipeline uses single-cell cytometry plus cloud compute (using AWS Batch / Nextflow / Docker) to exhaustively sample ~1,000 annotation trees. On a 27‑patient Merkel cell carcinoma trial (18 responders) an algorithm called FAUST enumerates 200–300 distinct T‑cell populations, finds two CD3+ CD8+ PD‑1+ (and CD28+ HLA‑DR+) populations that are significantly enriched in responders, and replicates on an independent melanoma dataset.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 2:35Challenges in cancer data
- 5:23Limitations of manual analysis
- 8:08Developing the FAST algorithm
- 14:09Computational scaling
- 16:08Immunotherapy for skin cancer
- 18:37Identifying biomarkers
- 22:14Future goals and conclusion
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