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Lab of the Future CongressCambridge UK, November 2019
Lab 4.0: moving from siloed lab information systems to lab informatics platforms
• Lab 4.0 principles call for sensing, predicting and self-optimizing Laboratory processes in near real-time to produce results faster and more accurately.
• Current siloed instruments + software systems such as LIMS, Freezer Management, Sample Management, Quality systems, Ordering, Inventory Management etc. create data and information silos that inhibit the application of Lab 4.0 principles needed for high-throughput labs.
• Precision medicine, complex instruments, and more software analytics such as bio-informatics and AI/ML is creating a need for next generation lab informatics platforms that automate and integrate increasingly complex lab processes (scientific, analytical, operational and regulatory)
• Need to maintain sample data provenance, chain of custody and chain of identity across all the lab processes (including analytics) and across large volumes of heterogenous data types.
Overview
Lab 4.0
Industry 4.0 – Core Principles
• Information 3.0• Connectivity 3.0• Visibility 4.0• Transparency 4.0• Predictability 4.0• Self-optimization 4.0
• Visibility (see)• What is happening in the lab?• What is the status of all the experiments ?• Capacity bottlenecks and TAT.
• Transparency (understand)• Correlation between experiment failures and instrument status?• Correlation between scientists, reagents/vendors and experiments
• Predictability• Predict experiment success and/or failure?• Experiment completion time?• Instrument failure/refurbishment based on results and quality reports
• Self-optimization
• Match of results to protocols, instruments, reagents and people?• Automatic scheduling and inventory re-ordering?
Lab 4.0 principles and advantages
Why lab 4.0: Reduce research & development times
Clinical Trial Processes Bio-process Mfg. Personalized Therapies
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R&D + Pre-Clinical
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Faster research and better data integrity improves time to market for drugs and diagnostics
• Molecular diagnostics (cancer, rare diseases and inherited diseases) and molecular companion diagnostics – both require time critical lab operations
Why Lab 4.0:
Rady Children’s Institute sets Guinness world recordBy Paul Sisson Feb. 12, 2018 6 AM
It took 13 years to build the first full set of genetic blueprints for the human race by sequencing the DNA inside our cells that governs everything from eye color to risk of debilitating disease.But a team at Rady Children’s Institute for Genomic Medicine, working closely with homegrown sequencing sensation Illumina Inc., just proved it’s possible to get the job done in just 19.5 hours.
The 19.5-hour achievement is considered a proof of concept and will need further
refinement before it’s ready to be used clinically. At the moment, the fastest the
institute’s sequencing lab can go is 37 hours.
But that’s still the fastest turnaround for genetic diagnosis in pediatric medicine. It’s
common for this kind of work to take weeks, but Kingsmore has been pushing for years
to decrease turnaround times, especially for babies whose conditions are particularly
dire.
Last year, he shared news of a child suffering from severe liver disease and whose
genetic workup showed a different diagnosis than the one the child was about to be
operated on for, and a frantic call to the child’s doctor prevented an unnecessary
surgery.
The article continues on to say….
problem: data silos + lack of process orchestration
Wet Lab Sequencing Analysis ResultsSample Reports
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Functional silos reduce business velocity + increase business risk & cost
Regulatory Risk
Data Integrity
Costs
Quality
solution: data integration + process orchestration platform
Wet Lab Sequencing Analysis ResultsSample Reports
Regulatory Risk
Data Integrity
Costs
Quality
unified systems Increase business velocity + reduce business risk & cost
Enterprise Science Platform
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Life Science’s Lab Informatics Digital Criteria to Separate Vendor Leaders From Laggards
Gartner Article
Michael ShanlerVP AnalystPublished 20 December 2018Source: © Gartner, Inc 2018
Unified Platforms:• Common data models• Code• Tooling• Architecture• Business process that span
capabilities• Process intelligence
THE SOLUTION
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• Function centric software (point-solutions) creates data + process silos
• Need to move to specimen, sample & patientcentric software (data + process)
• Multiple functions can leverage the same data set and multiple data sets leverage the same function
• To control and predict behavior of any system you need to be able to model it: the concept of a digital twin
• A digital twin will support real-time visibility (now),prospective & predictive process models
• Digital twin process models enable shift from automating execution to prediction and control of outcomes
function-centric to (data + process) centric software
Sample
SampleRegistry
Location(where?)
Inventorycapacity
(how much?)
Experiments(what?)
SampleAnalytics(Bioinfo/AI/ML)
SampleNew
Insights, data,
characteristics
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Project ManagementBatch Records
Inventory
LIMS
Connector Service
from point software to a unified informatics platform
API
Security
Cloud Execute
SampleService
ProjectService
ExperimentService
WorkflowService
ProtocolService
PipelineService
InstrumentControl
ReportingService
AnalysisService
UserService
Point Solutions
LIMSLocation Inventory Analysis
Freezer Management
Informatics Platform
ELN
Bio-InformaticsAI & ML
Sample Mgmt.
ReportingDashboard
Capacity
Sample Capacity
reduces complexity and provides a unified data + process business platform
Search knowledge
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Software + Instrument + Equipment + Automation + BMS Connector Service
Data & Meta-Data & Tag Catalog service
Process Catalog service
Analytics Catalog Service
Knowledge Catalog Service
ESP REST APIPython SDK
Sample Registry
Security
Cluster Execute
FileRegistry
Cloud Execute
InstrumentMonitor
Regulatory
Auditservice
SampleService
ProjectService
ExperimentService
WorkflowService
ProtocolService
PipelineService
InstrumentControl
ReportingService
AnalysisService
UserService
Custom Connecters & AppsApps
Data Model Content Library
Protocol/Method/Experiment/Analytics Content Library
Workflow Chains (Experiment treatment) Content Library
Connector Content Library
unified lab informatics platform: content vs platform
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solution enables embedded and process-agnostic analyses: current + retrospective + predictive
Data analysis
Data collection and provenance across various vendors
Data visualization and ad-hoc reporting
Business Intelligence Artificial Intelligence
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Statistical Analysis Bio-Informatics
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Software + Instrument + Equipment + Automation + BMS Connector Service
Data & Meta-Data & Tag Catalog service
Process Catalog service
Analytics Catalog Service
Knowledge Catalog Service
ESP REST APIPython SDK
Sample Registry
Security
Cluster Execute
FileRegistry
Cloud Execute
InstrumentMonitor
Regulatory
Auditservice
SampleService
ProjectService
ExperimentService
WorkflowService
ProtocolService
PipelineService
InstrumentControl
ReportingService
AnalysisService
UserService
Custom Connecters & AppsApps
Data Model Content Library
Protocol/Method/Experiment/Analytics Content Library
Workflow Chains (Experiment treatment) Content Library
Connector Content Library
Solution enables
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• FAIR – Data architectures• Various data/metadata elements in life
sciences to describe human biology, patient health etc. HPO, FHIR, SNOMED
• Instrument integration standards, Allotrope
• Methods standards Pistoia Alliance
standards are important
Platform Catalog Services
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ESP data service – acquisition of data
Data model versioningData ontologies and standards
Phenotype/Genotype/scientific data and meta-dataAutomated data collection via connectors
Operational data: cost/inventory/capacityData Provenance
Regulatory complianceAutomated Data calculations
Mapping to external data sources
OrdersSample Records
Instru-mentsInventory File DataAnalysis
PipelinesContent SourcesDatabaseLibrariesSamples
Receiving Wet Lab Informatics Reports Publication
Sam
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Rep
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Cohort 2
RNAseq
Mass Spec
BWA
bcbio
GATK
XNATMass-Quant
Imaging
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process service – a library of experiments, trials etc.
Process execution engine with sample provenanceRegulatory Compliant
Operational + scientific reportingBottleneck identification
Process/pipeline creation & maintenance
Process versioningProcess export
Process provenanceReal-time monitoring
API access
Experiment 1,Experiment 2.
Trial 1,Trial 2.
Treatment 1,Treatment 2,
Receiving
Trail Recruit
Diagnostic
Wet Lab Informatics Reports Publications
Treatment selection
Measure outcomes
Review outcomes
Publish metrics
Review Pathway
Modify Pathway
Inc/Exclusion Dose 1 Measure Dose 2 Measure Dose 3 Outcome
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Analytics service
• Bioinformatics software• Natural Language processing• Artificial Intelligence• Genetic Programming• Machine Learning• Statistical Analysis
• A standard, platform independent, relocatable package structure enables easy search, usage & deployment.
• Versioned binary releases of all tools aid in validation and reproducibility.
• Vendor optimized versions of specific tools ensure high performance on cutting edge hardware.
• Inclusion of all supporting libraries ensures tools “just work”.
• A single source of provenance for all tools streamlines certification processes (e.g., FDA,CLIA).
Analytics can be cloud based / On-premise / Home-grown/ open source plug-ins
https://www.l7informatics.com/resources/biobuilds-2017-11/
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ESP: Knowledge service
Data Curation Knowledge Curation
ESP0001 is-stored-in Freezer-001
ESP0001 has-variant gene-Var
ESP0001 is-derived from ESP0000
ESP0000 is-a-sample-type Sample-001
Sample-001 is-a-strain AXEP200
LIMS
Freezer management
Vendor management
Knowledge system
DM/ML/AI Tools
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ESP: pre-built Software/Instrument connectorsSoftware
1. Shipstation – shipping software2. Benchling – ELN3. Clarity – LIMS4. Foundation Medicine – Tumor Variant File 5. BioPartners – Sample metadata6. Conversant Bio – Sample metadata7. US4Cure – Sample metadata8. Bioconductor – Genomic Analysis9. Microsoft Genomics – Hi-Thruput Genomics Analysis10. Lifemap – Genomic content11. Plotly – scientific Visualization software12. KeyCloak – Security Management13. Azure – Microsoft Cloud14. AWS – Amazon Cloud15. BlueMix – IBM Cloud16. Job Schedulers - LSF, Slurm, OGE/SGE, PBS17. CBIO portal – oncology cohort management18. GeneGlobe – Qiagen Ordering19. Sharepoint – Document management20. Box – Document Management21. CLC Workbench – Genomic Analysis (Qiagen)22. Rosalind – Genomic Analysis (on-ramp.bio)23. SAP – ERP24. Great Plains – ERP25. Microsoft Dynamics – ERP26. EPIC - EMR
Instruments
1. Illumina – NextSeq, 2. Illumina – HiSeq3. Illumina - MiSeq, 4. Illumina – iSeq5. Illumina - Novaseek6. Thermo - ION Torrent7. Thermo – Sanger8. Thermo - NanoDrop9. Thermo - QuBit10. PacBio - RS II11. PacBio - Sequel12. Roche - LightCycler13. Perkin Elmer – DropSense14. Perkin Elmer - LabChipGX15. Molecular Devices - Spectramax16. Beckman Coulter - Biomek17. Agilent – TapeStation 2200 18. Agilent – TapeStation 420019. Agilent – BioAnalyzer20. Agilent – Fragment Analyzer21. Zebra Label printer
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sample-to-answer provenance for all data
• Full and immediate traceability and auditability across science + health processes and analytical procedures
• Workflow, Protocol, Pipeline, and Task versioning ensures reproducibility• Sample Parent/Child relationships enable complex lineage patterns
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Platform Content Services
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Content tree
workflows
Composed of Tasks to process and analyze data (AI/ML/Statistical)
To manage
To run
Composed of
Composed of Steps to track Samples/Patients associated with or on a protocol and the associated input and output data
PipelinesConnectors
projects
ExperimentsClinical Trials
DiagnosisTreatments
Data Collection
protocols
workflow chains
EntitiesPatientsSamples
DocumentsEquipment
Instruments
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Content models include: data + process + analytics + reporting + instrument integration
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• create a knowledge base of reusable data models, connectors, experiments (treatment pathways & protocols & workflows)
• separation of content standards and platform is critical to enable innovation• enable scientists/researchers/providers to create content • enable scientists/ /researchers/providers to share content• content becomes a key enterprise asset just like data• separation between user content and platform supports rapid innovation
content + platform = solution
SOLUTIONData Models
ExperimentsPathways
Connectors
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• Apply FAIR principles to content not just data
content library: data models, experiments (methods, protocols, workflows), connectors
Data Models
ExperimentsTreatments
Connectors
SongsMoviesTV
>100,000
>10,000
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collaboration at the protocol, process, and experiment level like other digital content (PDF, JPEG and other emerging digital standards)
intra + inter company content sharing + collaboration
Company A Company B
Send ReceiveExperimentTreatmentExperiment
Treatment
ExperimenTreatmentt
upload and “play”Save
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Content should be
Putting it all together
data silos and information chaos before unified platformPatient Sample Flow – “Traditional” Approach
data integrity & synchronized flow after unified platformPatient Sample Flow – Operational Approach
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Case Study: Translational Oncology
• Sample accessioning and tracking
from biobank and external sources
• Disjointed data management
systems
• Manual data transfer to/from
external vendors and sources
• Manual bioinformatics pipeline
linkage to wetlab
• Poor data provenance
Demand for ESP: disjointed systems for Translational research workflows
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ESP tracks sample metadata from biobank and feeds to ClarityLIMS
ESP monitors ClarityLIMS wet lab processes
ESP prepares forms and sample metadata for transfer to Foundation Medicine
ESP manages data transfer back to AZ
ESP integrates multiple informatics solutions (Foundation Medicine, bcbio etc.)
ESP deploys directly onto AZ’s existing compute infrastructure
solution: integrated metadata and process
management
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Translational research use-case
ESP
Sample Vendors Freezers Clarity LIMS BCBIO pipelines
TranslationalResearchPathway
Sample phenotype Data Sample Storage Wet Lab QC Sequencing Bio-Informatics Pipelines
Reporting – downstream Drug Discovery
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Demand for ESP: GMP facility preparing for commercial launch
Case Study: Gradalis GMP cell and gene therapy Process
Gradalis is entering Phase III clinical
trials for Vigil®, its fully personalized,
patient-specific cancer
immunotherapy. The company
requires a robust regulatory-
compliant platform to manage its
process for manufacturing transfected
immune-stimulated cells.
Solution: integrated process
management
Batch records
Process management
Instrument
connectors
Audit trails
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Cell and gene therapy use case (GMP)
ESP
Bio-processEquipment LIMS/Instruments Freezers/Shipping
Cell & genetherapyPathway
Patient Consent & tumor procurement Tumor Dissection Plasmid Transfection Cell Counting
Fill VialsQC Testing Shipment for Treatment
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Case Study: Gradalis Cell Therapy manufacturing process
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Case Study: hereditary disease dx
The process begins with a Patient, and adynamic (i.e. user defined on the fly)number of children samples can beassociated to the patient. The childrensamples include Embryos or Fetuses,Blood and/or Buccal Swabs collected fromextended family and/or ova/ sperm donors,DNA is extracted from these samples andare used for different diagnostic tools, suchas Sureplex, Repli-g, Karyomapping,SNaPShot, Sanger, Nanopore MINion,Veriseq, Identifiler, etc.
As the technicians process these samples,they record critical sample metadata that isused to better assist the patient inbecoming pregnant.
Fig. 1 ESP workflow for DNA sequencing to identify and diagnose hereditary diseases in unborn babies (embryo & Fetus)
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MDx/CDx use-case (GLP/CAP/CLIA)
ESP
EMR Instruments Bio-Inf / Analytics Clinical Outcomes
HereditaryDiseasePathway
Patient Consent & Phenotype
Sample collection + prep Sequencing Bio-InfAnalysis
Diagnosis Treatment and monitor and outcomes
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Case Study: rare disease dx + cancer dx
Fig. 1 ESP workflow for whole genome sequencing testing & process for diagnosis of rare diseases in pediatric patients
Large Children's hospitalLarge Cancer Center
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MDx/CDx use-case (GLP/CAP/CLIA)
ESP
IOT EMR PACS LIS PATH INSTRUMENTS
Rare DiseasePathway
Patient Consent & Phenotype
Sample collection + prep Sequencing Analysis Diagnosis Treatment and monitor and outcomes
CancerPathway
Patient Consent & Phenotype
Biopsy + Sample prep NGS Sequencing Bio-informatics Molecular Tumor board Diagnosis + Treatment
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Connector Catalog
life sciences research architecture using lab 4.0 principles
CROsSample
vendors
Ref.
Labs
Seq.
Labs
External Partner Data SourcesBio-banks
& Freezer
Management
Wet Lab &
Sequencing
Instrumentation
LIMS &
other scientific
software
systems
Bio-informatics
Life-sciences AI &
Machine-learning
Statistical tools
Bio-marker
Content and
Pathway
databases
ERP
Inventory
Billing
apps for science roles apps for IT & ops roles apps for mgmt.roles
Freezer
Mgmt.
Process
Wet Lab
Sample
Prep.
Sample
Processing
Sample
Sequencing
Sample
Mgmt.
Process
Sample
Data
Analysis
Translational
Research &
Bio-marker
discovery
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Lab 4.0 for lab management and continuous improvement
Real time experiment status (Mgmt.)Cycle time tracking (OpEx)Schedule management (Planning)Process data monitoring (Tech Ops)Alert notifications (QA/QC)Inventory / Capacity tracking (Mgmt.)