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WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology. Overall Objective: To demonstrate how the integration of pathway biology and host/ pathogen genomics and post-genomics can contribute to clinical diagnosis and treatment of infected patients. Gothenburg, 13 th – 14 th June, 2005.
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WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Overall Objective: To demonstrate how the integration of pathway biology and host/ pathogen genomics and post-genomics can contribute to clinical diagnosis and treatment of infected patients Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Host pathway: Interferon Signalling > A family of related proteins > Bind to specific receptors Activation of Interferon signalling pathways results in a defined gene expression and: Increased antigen presentation Inhibition of cellular proliferation Development of an inflammatory response An anti-infective state Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Interferon is a key Inflammatory mediator with a number of notable therapeutic applications Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Medical Informatics Bioinformatics Viral Immuno- modulatory Interactions Clinical Host/ Viral Interactions Outcomes: Secretome 1. Further insight into the virus-host interaction 2. Identification of biomarkers for validation and potential therapeutic exploitation 3. Methods for storage, manipulationand exchange of phenotype data Protein Interaction Network microRNA Phenotype DB Microarray/ Proteomic Profiling Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Objective 1: Initiation of the Study Identification and distribution of a core set of interferon Gamma-related genes/ proteins around which initial studies of WP6.2 will focus Mar Alba Host/ Pathogen Mapping UEDIN/INFORMA Core Information Host 263 Interferon gamma response genes identified Storage, Integration & Dissemination Baldo Oliva Protein Interaction Prediction Literature Review Ingenuity Pathway Assist Validation & assessment of utility Biomarker Prediction Pathogen HCMV, MCMV,HIV Martin Reczko miRNA prediction and mapping Actual number of genes involved in interferon response likely to be >1000 UEDIN ‘novel’ genes (300 – 400) identified by microarray study Published ‘novel’ genes identified by microarray study Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Objective 1: Initiation of the Study Identification and distribution of a core set of interferon Gamma-related genes/ proteins around which initial studies of WP6.2 will focus Mar Alba Host/ Pathogen Mapping UEDIN/INFORMA Core Information Host 263 Interferon gamma response genes identified Storage, Integration & Dissemination Baldo Oliva Protein Interaction Prediction Literature Review Ingenuity Pathway Assist Validation & assessment of utility Biomarker Prediction Pathogen HCMV, MCMV,HIV Martin Reczko miRNA prediction and mapping Actual number of genes involved in interferon response likely to be >1000 UEDIN ‘novel’ genes (300 – 400) identified by microarray study Published ‘novel’ genes identified by microarray study Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology WP6.2 – Partner Activity Mar Alba Host/ Pathogen Mapping UEDIN/INFORMA Core Information Host 263 Interferon gamma response genes identified Storage, Integration & Dissemination Baldo Oliva Protein Interaction Prediction Literature Review Ingenuity Pathway Assist Validation & assessment of utility Biomarker Prediction Pathogen HCMV, MCMV,HIV Martin Reczko miRNA prediction and mapping Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Host/ Pathogen Mapping: Mar Alba Objective: To investigate and characterise Host and Virus protein homologies Outputs: Provides insight into methods pathogen uses to survive and modulate host responses Provides potential targets for clinical intervention Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Process: Output Input Human Protein sequences for core interferon genes (FASTA) HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C HHV5 UL18 Known interaction: UL18 is a natural killer cell decoy gene BLASTP sequence similarity comparison 980 HHV5 protein sequences obtained from VIDA database TNFRSF1 HHV5 UL144 Known interaction: Immune evasion viroceptor 1 Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Further steps: • Herpesviruses are a well studied group of pathogens > Sequence comparisons carried out previously: Immune related proteins popular targets for research. > Can we identify homologies in less well characterised gene products identifed by microarray. > What protein homologies are identified when all virus proteins are compared with all readily available protein sequences. • For HCMV/ MCMV • > Protein to Protein & miRNA screening may be more novel and revealing • Can approach be applied productively to HIV, GB virus C, Hepatitis C? Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology WP6.2 – Partner Activity Mar Alba Host/ Pathogen Mapping UEDIN/INFORMA Core Information Host 263 Interferon gamma response genes identified Storage, Integration & Dissemination Baldo Oliva Protein Interaction Prediction Literature Review Ingenuity Pathway Assist Validation & assessment of utility Biomarker Prediction Pathogen HCMV, MCMV,HIV Martin Reczko miRNA prediction and mapping Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Viral Immunomodulatory Interactions (IMIM/ UEDIN) Objectives: To characterise protein-protein interactions: 1. Within host interferon signalling pathway 2. Between virus and host proteins Objective 1. Application of PIANA to identification of virus/ host protein interaction PIANA Yeast interactions experimentally defined by yeast 2 hybrid approach Gene COG code x 1 2 3 x y z x 7 predicted CMV-Human protein interactions e.g. KPNA4 x x 2. Interacting pairs in yeast defined which have at least 1 COG code in common with CMV proteins 1. COG codes assigned to Human CMV proteins 3. Orthologous human partner identified Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Viral Immunomodulatory Interactions (IMIM/ UEDIN) From Virus/ Host perspective (M. Alba, B. Oliva) HCMV protein Human Proteins Cyclin-dependent kinases regulatory subunit 1 (CKS-1) – Cell Cycle Cyclin-dependent kinases regulatory subunit 2 (CKS-2) – Cell Cycle Nucleoprotein interactor 1; NPI-1 [Homo sapiens] – Cell Cycle Deoxyuridine 5'-triphosphate nucleotidohydrolase (dUTPase) (dUTP pyrophosphatase) Importin alpha-2 subunit (KPNA2) (SRP1-alpha) (RAG cohort protein 1) - Nuclear Localisation signal binding Importin alpha-4 subunit (KPNA4) (Qip1 protein) – As above Importin alpha-7 subunit (Karyopherin alpha-6) - As above Sperm associated antigen 6 (SPAG6) [Homo sapiens] – Flagellar movement Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Viral Immunomodulatory Interactions (IMIM/ UEDIN) CMV Deoxyuridine 5'-triphosphate nucleotidohydrolase (dUTPase) > Early, nonstructural protein, hydrolyses dUTP to dUMP and pyrophosphate (PPi) > Maintains a low dUTP:dTTP ratio to minimize the misincorporation of uracil into DNA > Uracil misincorporation into DNA could influence DNA conformation and sequence-specific protein binding leading to and inability to replicate > Does not contain a nuclear localisation signal by ‘SignalP’* * Center for Biological Sequence Analysis – Technical University of Denmark - http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/index.shtml Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Viral Immunomodulatory Interactions (IMIM/ UEDIN) EBV dUTPase In vitro: Purified dUTPase - Inhibits replication of Human PBMC - Upregulates TNF-, IL-1, IL-6, IL-8 and IL-10 - Enhances NK cell lysis of targets - Inhibits synthesis of Interferon - Primary cell type affected is macrophage In vivo: Mice injected with purified EBV dUTPase - Inhibits replication of mitogen-stimulated lymphocytes ex vivo. - Inhibits interferon-gamma after re-stimulation ex vivo. - Loss of body mass, elevated body temperature, displayed diminished locomotor activity. Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Viral Immunomodulatory Interactions (IMIM/ UEDIN) KPNA4 (importin alpha 3) Functions in import of IRF3 into nucleus from cytoplasm Kumar KP, McBride KM, Weaver BK, Dingwall C, Reich NC.Regulated nuclear-cytoplasmic localization of interferon regulatory factor 3, a subunit of double-stranded RNA-activated factor 1 Mol Cell Biol 2000 Jun 1;20(11):4159-68. Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Viral Immunomodulatory Interactions (IMIM/ UEDIN) Simplified scheme for nuclear import. • Upon synthesis of nuclear proteins in the cytoplasm, e.g. the family of importins or transportins bind to the NLS. • 2 importin/NLS-protein (or transportin/protein) complex is then actively transported into the nucleus through nuclear pores involving the Ran GTPase cycle. Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Sub-cellular Logic Interaction map of interferon signalling pathway submodule CMV dUTPase Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Objective 1: Initiation of the Study Identification and distribution of a core set of interferon Gamma-related genes/ proteins around which initial studies of WP6.2 will focus Mar Alba Host/ Pathogen Mapping UEDIN/INFORMA Core Information Host 263 Interferon gamma response genes identified Storage, Integration & Dissemination Baldo Oliva Protein Interaction Prediction Literature Review Ingenuity Pathway Assist Validation & assessment of utility Biomarker Prediction Pathogen HCMV, MCMV,HIV Martin Reczko miRNA prediction and mapping Actual number of genes involved in interferon response likely to be >1000 UEDIN ‘novel’ genes (300 – 400) identified by microarray study Published ‘novel’ genes identified by microarray study Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Objective 1: Initiation of the Study Identification and distribution of a core set of interferon Gamma-related genes/ proteins around which initial studies of WP6.2 will focus Mar Alba Host/ Pathogen Mapping UEDIN/INFORMA Core Information Host 263 Interferon gamma response genes identified Storage, Integration & Dissemination Baldo Oliva Protein Interaction Prediction Literature Review Ingenuity Pathway Assist Validation & assessment of utility Biomarker Prediction Pathogen HCMV, MCMV,HIV Martin Reczko miRNA prediction and mapping Actual number of genes involved in interferon response likely to be >1000 UEDIN ‘novel’ genes (300 – 400) identified by microarray study Published ‘novel’ genes identified by microarray study Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Storage, integration and dissemination of pathway/ biomarker information Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Storage, integration and dissemination of pathway/ biomarker information: Potential solution Stores information on proteins, genes, compounds, interactions Cognia Molecular www.cognia.com Web-based curation & query tools Public or Restricted Interface API available for development Integration purposes Visualisation Pathway Editor# Curation of 263 core pathway elements complete #http://mpe.empproject.com Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology • Previous Year 1 aims for knowledgebase development: • 1) Web accessible repository of interferon signalling-related information • Further aims for knowledgebase environment • Curate current core information and then incorporate • further signalling pathway information (type 1 interferon, • TLR, TNF-alpha) selected via objective criteria. • 2) Curate data generated in course of Infobiomed project Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Explore methods for development of an integrated ‘biomarker’ prediction tool Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology ‘Biomarker’ prediction tool – Motivation > WP6-2 partners have/use a variety of valuable resources: currently being harnessed independently ARCA HIV genotype/ clinical HAART database BLASTP Protein sequence comparison GPX Microarray database IFN pathway DB Interferon knowledgebase miRNA prediction tool DNA sequence analysis and prediction PIANA Protein-Protein Interaction prediction VIDA Database of virus information Can we combine these genomic and post-genomic resources to provide the clinical or scientific researcher with a single intuitive method for identifying ‘biomarkers’? i.e. genes or gene products which play a key role in host-pathogen interaction and may be exploited scientifically and/ or clinically Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology ‘Biomarker’ prediction tool – How might this be used? Example 1 : From a pathogen to Host Researcher Pathogen e.g. HCMV VIDA HCMV Protein Sequences HCMV DNA Sequence All or subset of human protein sequences Predicted P to P interactions Predicted miRNA precursors Predicted miRNA Binding sites ‘Biomarker’ Experimental Validation: Gene Expression analysis, siRNA Knowledgebase Annotation: System specific info, Literature Sequence Analysis e.g. NLS, Cellular Location Practical Applications Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology ‘Biomarker’ prediction tool – How might this be used? Example 2 : From a Host to Pathogen Researcher Host System of interest e.g. Interferon related genes/ gene products Knowledgebase Annotational Information incl. Sequence, Clinical Readouts etc for host system Pathogen(s) selected (e.g. HIV, Hepatitis, GB virus ) Protein based prediction Sequence based prediction Host/ Pathogen Biomarkers Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005
WP6.2 Genomics and microbiology Milestones and Objectives Year 2 Year 3 Year 1 Gothenburg Project definition (UEDIN, IMIM, LEIC, FORTH, INFORMA) Biomarker definition Data acquisition and curation Protein to protein interactions defined miRNA stem loop identification Novel genes experimentally identified Genotyping/ infection status Data Interpretation Pathway Biomarker Validation POC study on benefit from integrating clinical and bio- informatics WP6-2 Meeting Define realistic Specification Requirements capture for prediction tool Development Project Plan Prep Publications Gothenburg, 13th – 14th June, 2005