Salma Hafeez / Bioinformatician
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Bioinformatician  ·  Haripur, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa  ·  ORCID 0000-0002-9983-4683

Salma
Hafeez

I'm a Bioinformatician, and my areas of interest are cancer genomics, CT imaging, and multi-omic microbiome analysis. The core project pairs gene expression signatures with CT-derived radiomic features, both pulled from the same TCGA-LIHC liver cancer cohort. I'm now folding microbiome data into that same framework.

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2Peer-reviewed papers
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Research

Three lines
of work

Cancer multi-omics, radiogenomics, and the imaging both of them lean on. Beside this panel sits the hub set from my HCC study; hover any gene name to locate it.

Under review

Integrative multi-omics of hepatocellular carcinoma

A single pipeline running from gene retrieval to a survival model. DisGeNET seeds the candidate set, GO and KEGG enrichment pins down the biology, and a STRING network scored in Cytoscape with CytoHubba surfaces the hubs. Four classifiers (SVM, random forest, XGBoost, logistic regression) train on TCGA-LIHC expression, after which LASSO-Cox asks whether the resulting signature carries any prognostic weight.

Under review at a Springer Nature journal · FDR correction applied throughout

In progress

Liver CT radiogenomics

Can the appearance of a lesion on CT tell you anything about what it is doing molecularly? Liver lesions get segmented, radiomic features extracted, and those features tested against molecular subtypes derived from TCGA-LIHC expression. Same cohort as the study above, reached from the imaging side.

Segmentation → radiomic feature extraction → subtype prediction

Published

Peer-reviewed papers

Work

Every public
repository

Contacting api.github.com…

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Four clusters, matching the four out in the field beside this panel. Hover an entry to locate it.