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The current challenges, website and biological network models were developed and are maintained as part of a collaboration among Philip Morris International, Douglas Connect, OrangeBus, and ADS. The project is led and funded by Philip Morris International. Further information at www.pmiscience.com sbv IMPROVER Challenges The Challenge in a Nutshell

2012 Diagnostic Signature Challenge Scientific Questions Designed to determine whether computational approaches and transcriptomics data could be used • Can a smoke exposure signature be extracted from DNA levels of DNA cis-regulatory elements for phenotype prediction. (CRE)? 2013 Species Translation Challenge • Can a smoke exposure signature be extracted from expression data of genes controlled by differentially methylated Designed to address whether biological events DNA cis-regulatory elements? observed in rodents were translatable to humans. a Classification performance 2014 assessment Network Verification Challenge Molecular markers for 2015 c Designed to verify previously built biological network exposure response models and ensure their relevance to lung biology Lungs and COPD. cis-regulatory elements Enhancer TF TSS TF TF TF Gene 2015 Systems Toxicology Computational 2016 Challenge Designed to verify that a robust predictive signature Non-exposed group can be extracted from gene expression data that differentiates smokers, former smokers, and never non-exposed smoker subjects. Classification approaches: b 1. Based on DNA methylation only 2016 exposed Datathon 2. Based on gene expression of Designed to predict class labels of different exposed genes related to differentially groups. methylated regions

me 2017 Epigenomics Challenge Exposed group DNA methylation Gene expression (sequencing) (microarray) a. Samples of lung tissue are collected from mice belonging to the exposed or non-exposed groups. The data b. Gene expression profiles (GEX) and DNA methylation are measured using microarray based technology and Illumina sequencing by synthesis technology, respectively. STUDY 1 Months 1 2 3 6 8 c. Participants are provided with GEX and DNA-Methylation and asked to develop a classification approach capable of Apoe-/- Fresh air (Sham) Mice Cigarette smoke (3R4F) associating subjects to the correct exposure group. T R A I N G STUDY 2 STUDY 3 Timeline Months 2 7 Month 1 Sham A/J Sham

+ Mice 3R4F wt 3R4F T I O N Mice pMRTP* STUDY 1 R A Cess* Months 1 2 3 6 8 Switch* THS2.2* -/- T E S I N G Apoe Cess* Mice

E X P L O * Exploration datasets pMRTP: prototype modified risk tobacco product Switch* THS2.2: tobacco heating system version 2.2 Cess: cessation