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Unraveling the segmentation clock with

bioinformatics tools and techniques.









Sourav Roy

School of Informatics

Indiana University









Advisors: Dr. Predrag Radivojac & Dr. Santiago Schnell

Capstone Instructor: Dr. Mehmet Dalkilic.

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Overview

Introduction







• Background and Motivation

• Notch Signaling Pathway (NSP)

• Structure of NSP proteins (NSPPs)

• Potential Binding Sites in NSPPs

• Probable Protein-Protein Interactions

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• Interaction Map & Boolean Model for

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the Pathway

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Beginning of Life

Introduction

Background









zygote Cleavage



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Indiana University





Blastula Start of Gastrulation

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Vertebrate segmentation

Introduction

Background





• Segmentation was nature’s answer to the

development of complex organisms



• Presomitic mesoderm (PSM) or paraxial

mesoderm gives rise to vertebrate equal-

sized segments – somites

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• Repeated formation of intersomitic

boundaries is driven by a molecular

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oscillator (segmentation clock)



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Source: Cancer Research UK Website



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Periodicity

Introduction

Background

Motivation









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Why are we interested?

Introduction

Background

Motivation









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To date models of the pathway have been built on the

basis of knockout experiments, but nobody knows

whether there is a single interaction or a cascade for

most of the cases

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Notch Signaling Pathway

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway









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Biocarta



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Proteins in Mouse Notch Signaling Pathway

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway









• Notch1 - Transmembrane receptor.

• Dll1 - Ligand.

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• Dll3 - Ligand.

• Psen1 - Membrane bound protein with

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• Lfng - Beta-1,3-N-

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• RbpSuh - DNA binding transcription.

• Mesp2 - bHLH protein.

• Hes1 - bHLH transcription repressor.

• Hes7 - bHLH transcription repressor.

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Flexibility, Rigidity and binding

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs









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Order and Disorder

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Ordered Regions

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs









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Disordered Regions



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Source : Bachinsky and V.V. Solovyev



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Disorder Prediction

Introduction

Background • Disorder has a role to play in signal transduction, cell

cycle regulation and transcriptional activity (Dunker et al.

Motivation

2002; Iakoucheva et al. 2002; Ward et al. 2004)

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs • Swiss-Prot (June 2005, version) database was

downloaded and all mouse proteins were extracted with

the help of a Matlab code

• VL3 model (Obradovic et al., 2003) was used to

calculate the disorder for each protein



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Notch Signaling Pathway Proteins

Introduction Intrinsically Disordered?

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs Proteins %Disorder

Disorder in the

Average of 9

Pathway pathway proteins 56.4



Average of all 9448 32.2

Mouse Proteins in the

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on 05/10/2005

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Indiana •University was used with VL3 within it to

A Matlab code

calculate the average disorder





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Disorder Percentage in general

Introduction

Background

Motivation Sampling Method I:

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs a) 10 / 30 / 60 / 90 / 100 / 300 / 600 / 900 /1000

Disorder in the random samples were taken from the set of

Pathway

9448 proteins.



b) Average Disorder and standard deviation

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calculated



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c) t-test done – Fischer’s t-test.

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• Steps a) and b) were done with the help of a Matlab

code

• JAVA code was used for the t-test

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t-test results

Introduction

Background

# of Proteins Mean Sd P value Significance

Motivation

9 56.4 25.2 0.0062 Yes

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10 26.6 23.0 0.5029 No

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the 60 31.6 26.5 0.8572 No

Pathway 100 29.8 23.1 0.3628 No

600 30.6 25.7 0.1556 No

1000 32.1 26.1 0.9283 No

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Average Disorder in Mouse Proteins





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60

50

Disorder

%% Disorder









40



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30 1

2

20

3

10

4

0

5

1

9 2

10 3

60 4 5 6

100 600 1000

6

## of Proteins

Sample size

of Proteins

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Sampling Method II

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway

a) Different sample sets 1,2,3,…,11 were taken.

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the b) Each of the sets had 9 random proteins from the

Pathway entire set of 9448.



c) The average of the 9 proteins in each set was

calculated.

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d)

sample sets was calculated.

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• A Matlab code was used for this method



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Sampling Method II results

Introduction

Introduction

Background

Background

Motivation

& Motivation Average Disorder in Mouse Proteins

Notch Pathway

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs

Ordered & Dis- 60

Disorder in the

ordered Proteins 50

Pathway

Disorder in the

% Disorder 40

Pathway

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1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

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9 9

10 11 11

10 12

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Potential binding sites

Introduction

Background

• MoREs - short, interaction-prone loosely-

Motivation

structured or semi-structured regions in

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intrinsically disordered proteins

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the • α-MoRE a subclass of MoREs

Source: Oldfield et al Biochemistry 2005

Pathway

MoREs

Ordered Regions



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α-MoRE

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Disordered Regions

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Source : Bachinsky and V.V. Solovyev





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α-MoRE Prediction

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs





α-MoRE score

Disorder in the

Pathway

MoREs



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Amino acid residue

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Disordered Regions and α-MoREs

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the

Pathway

MoREs



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Ordered regions, Disordered regions

α-MoREs at p >0.5 α-MoREs at p >0.7

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To check if the disordered regions

Introduction and the α-MoREs are conserved

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway • PSI- BLAST of the pathway proteins

Structure of NSPPs • Extraction of the aligned regions with the help

Disorder in the of a PERL script

Pathway

• Clustering of the aligned regions with the help

MoREs

of PERL script

Evolution

• Multiple

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sequences by ClustalW

• Parsing the Clustal

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entropy of each column with the help of a

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Matlab code







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Results for Hes7

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the

Pathway

MoREs

Evolution

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Prediction of possible

protein-protein interactions

Introduction ADVICE webtool was used for the prediction

Background ADVICE is a web server providing Automated Detection and Validation of

Motivation Interaction based on the Co-Evolutions between interacting proteins. It

automated the steps needed to compute the similarities between proteins'

Notch Pathway evolutionary histories to detect co-evolved interacting proteins.

Structure of NSPPs

Step 1. Homolog Search.

Disorder in the ADVICE detects orthologous sequences for pair(s) of protein sequences and

retrieve the orthologous sequences if both appear in the same species.

Pathway

MoREs Step 2. Distance Matrix Construction.

ADVICE then constructs the distance matrix for both orthologous group of

Evolution sequence. The distance matrices are derived from multiple sequences

Probable PPI alignments using

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Step 3. Linear correlation coefficient computation.

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The Pearson's Correlation Coefficient formula is used to calculate the

similarities between the two distance matrices:



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The result r will fall into -1 to 1. Previous studies have indicated that interacting

proteins share similarity in their evolutionary histories and have high r-value

(>=0.8)



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Source: ADVICE website



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Predicted PPI

Introduction

Background

Motivation Chances of

Notch Pathway Protein Pairs interaction (r)

Structure of NSPPs Notch1 & Dll1 89.50%

Disorder in the Notch1 & Psen1 97.20%

Pathway

Notch1 & Lfng 98.90%

MoREs

Notch1 & RbpSuh 98.20%

Evolution

Probable PPI RbpSuh & Hes7 97.70%

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Hes1 & Lfng 97.80%

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Notch1 & Hes7 97.70%

Lfng & Dll1 88.70%

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Interaction Map

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Dll1

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs Dll Notch NICD



Disorder in the

Psen1

Rbp/Suh

pathway

MoREs NICD

Rbp/Suh

Evolution

Nucleus

Probable PPI Sourav Roy dll

Interaction map

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hes1/7 Hes1/7







Cell1 Cell2

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Boolean Logic

Introduction

Background

Motivation

 Mesp2t  ( Notch1t  Psen1t  RbpSuht )

Notch Pathway  Dll1/3t+1

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the Dll1/3t   Lfngt  Notch1t+1

pathway

MoREs {( Notch1t  Psen1t  RbpSuht )  Mesp2t } 

Evolution  Hes1/7t  Lfngt+1

Probable PPI Sourav Roy

Interaction map

Notch1t  Psen1t  RbpSuht  Mesp2t+1

Boolean Model School of Informatics



(Notch1t  Psen1t  RbpSuht)   Hes1/7t 

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Hes1/7t+1



Notch1t  Psen1t  RbpSuht+1

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Expression of hes/her regulates the

Introduction segmentation clock

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the

pathway

MoREs

Evolution

Probable PPI Sourav Roy

Interaction map

Boolean Model School of Informatics

The molecular network constituting the segmentation clock in two adjacent cells.

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Notch pathway



HER1/HER7- based oscillator, excluding the Notch pathway components

Source: Pourquie & Goldbeter, Current Biology 2003







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Oscillations within the pathway

Introduction

Background time Dll1 Notch1 Psen1 Lfng Mesp2 RbpSuh Hes7

Motivation 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

Notch Pathway 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

Structure of NSPPs 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0

Disorder in the 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

pathway 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

MoREs 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

Evolution 6 1 1 1 0 0 0 0



Probable PPI 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 0

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8 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

Interaction map

9 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

Boolean Model School of Informatics

10 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

11 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

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12 1 1 1 1 1 1 0

13 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

14 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

15 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

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Review

Introduction

Background What was known?

Motivation

Notch Pathway

• Somitogenesis - controlled by segmentation

Structure of NSPPs clock.

Disorder in the

pathway

• Segmentation clock in turn is controlled by the

MoREs

expression of the hairy and enhancer of split

Evolution family of genes.

Probable PPI Sourav Roy

Interaction map

• Expression of Hes family determined by the

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Boolean Model

Notch signaling pathway.

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Review

Introduction

Background Information from this study:

Motivation • The NSPPs have more disordered regions than

Notch Pathway usual

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the • The MoREs seem to be either in the disordered

pathway regions or near to those – probable binding sites

MoREs for binding partners

Evolution

Probable PPI • These

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Interaction map seem to be conserved

Boolean Model School of Informatics

• Interaction map on the basis of predicted ppi

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and genetic interactions



• Got the required oscillations from the Boolean

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Review

Introduction

Background

Motivation

Notch Pathway

Structure of NSPPs

Disorder in the

pathway

MoREs

Evolution

Probable PPI Sourav Roy

Interaction map

Boolean Model School of Informatics



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Acknowledgements

Dr. S. Schnell.

Dr. P. Radivojac.

Dr. M. Dalkilic.

Dr. H. Tang.

Dr. S. Kim.

Dr. C. Raphael.

Junguk Hur.

Systems Biology Group. Thanks !!!

School of Informatics.

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Everyone related to

Bioinformatics at IUB.

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My family and friends.

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