M. Schapranow, K. Klinghammer, Cindy Fähnrich, H. Plattner
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Latest medical diagnostics generate increasing amounts of big medical data. Specific software tools optimized for the use by healthcare experts and researchers as well as systematic processes for data processing and analysis in clinical and research environments are still missing. Our work focuses on the integration of high-throughput next-generation sequencing data and its systematic processing and its instantaneous analysis to use them in the course of precision medicine. We share our research results on designing a generic research process for drug response analysis including specific software tools built on top of our distributed in-memory computing platform for processing of big medical data. Furthermore, we present our technical foundations as well as process aspects of integrating and combining heterogeneous data sources, such as genome, patient, and experimental data.