I. Searching for human splice-regulatory motifs &

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I. Searching for human splice-regulatory motifs
&
II. Network analysis of synthetic-lethal interactions
Fritz Roth
Harvard Medical School
Dept. of Biological Chemistry & Molecular Pharmacology
IPAM Workshop
Jan 2006
Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search

Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search






Review mRNA splicing
Splice-junction expression data
Sequence neighborhoods
Clustering splice-junctions by usage
Results
Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
Brief review of
canonical mRNA
splicing
Adapted from
Molecular Cell
Biology, Lodish et al.
Importance of alternative splicing
~100,000 genes
~70% of human
multi-exon genes
alternatively spliced
35,000
25,000
human genes
5% alt. spliced
Antiquity
2001
2004
From correlation to regulatory mechanism
Roth et al , 1998,
Hughes et al, 2000
Tavazoie et al 1999,
Slides adapted from S. Tavazoie
Sequence neighborhood of a splice junction
Conservation: constitutive vs. alternative
5’ donor
neighborhood
3’ acceptor
neighborhood
(Sorek & Ast, Gen.
Research, 2003)
Previous splicing motif searches



Canonical splicing enhancers/repressors not
associated with specific tissues (e.g. Brudno et al.,
Burge et al, Chasin et al)
Based on small (curated literature) set of
alternatively spliced genes (e.g. , Brudno et al,
Stamm et al., Fedorov et al.)
Based on expressed sequence tag (EST) datasets
(Xu et al), biased towards 3’ ends of genes, can
contain artificial splice variants due to Unigene
clustering (Modrek & Lee, 2002)
Exon-exon splice junction expression data
Pre-mRNA
Cassette exon
Alternative
mature mRNAs
18 nt
+ 18 nt
• Every splice junction for ~11K reference mRNAs for ~10K genes
• ~100K probe sequences on five arrays
• 49 tissues & cell lines run in fluor-reversed pairs
• full-length mRNA amplification
Johnson et al. Science. 2003 Dec 19;302(5653):2141-4.
Castle et al. Genome Biology. 2003;4(10):R66.
Tissue-specific probes & data
Flowchart
splice junction usage data
probes
tissues
Tissuespecific
splice
junction
expression
NPTB
5’
original
intensities
3’
probes
tissues
Tissuespecific
splice
junction
expression
NPTB
5’
original
intensities
3’
rescaled
intensities
probes
tissues
Tissuespecific
splice
junction
expression
NPTB
5’
original
intensities
3’
rescaled
intensities
relative
splicing
Tissue-specific splice junction expression
Synexin (ANXA7)
Flowchart
splice junction usage data
Probe set choice
all
cassette
exons
cassette exons
alternative
donors /
acceptors
Clustered splice junctions
skipped cassette exons
alternative
donors / acceptors
Results: heart & muscle
Cassette exons skipped
in heart & skeletal muscle
Flowchart
splice junction usage data
Probe set choice
all
cassette
exons
alternative
donors /
acceptors
clustered splice junctions
Sequence
neighborhood
choice
proximal
to donor
all
exonic
proximal to
acceptor
sequence neighborhoods
intronic
Sequence neighborhood of a splice junction
Alternative splice junction neighborhoods
1
3
3
2
1. Immediate neighborhood
2. Neighborhood of junctions with shared splice site
3. Neighborhood of junctions of other competing junctions
Flowchart
splice junction usage data
Probe set choice
cassette
exons
all
alternative
donors /
acceptors
clustered splice junctions
Sequence
neighborhood
choice
proximal
to donor
all
intronic
exonic
proximal to
acceptor
sequence neighborhoods
Pattern finding
wordbased
motifbased
enriched sequence patterns
Results: heart & muscle
Cassette exons skipped
in heart & skeletal muscle
ACTAAC @ end of intron
- 8 out of 39 probes
- 14-fold enrichment
- strong position bias
(often nearby)
Results: brain
Cassette exons skipped in brain
26% of probes (9-fold enrichment)
Results: ileum
65% (15-fold)
76% (3-fold)
Results: jejunum, liver, pancreas
Cluster
Results: jejunum, liver, pancreas
Cluster
HNRPL
Results: jejunum, liver, pancreas
HNRPL
RRM1
RRM2
RRM3
RRM4
Cluster
HNRPL
Results: jejunum, liver, pancreas
PTB
RRM1
RRM2
RRM3
RRM4
Protein interaction
HNRPL
RRM1
RRM2
RRM3
RRM4
Cluster
HNRPL
Results: jejunum, liver, pancreas
PTB
RRM1
RRM2
RRM3
RRM4
Protein interaction
HNRPL
RRM1
RRM2
RRM3
RRM4
Cluster
HNRPL
Summary, Part I
tissue-specific
alternative
splicing
candidate
cis-regulatory
motifs
candidate
cis-regulatory
secondary
strcture
validated
cis-regulatory
motifs
Map to trans-acting
splicing factors
Acknowledgments, Part I
Adnan Derti
George Church & Lab
Roth Lab
Rosetta/Merck
 Jason Johnson
 John Castle
 Lee Lim
Adrian Krainer
Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search

Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search

Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
 Background
 Overlap with other biological relationships
 Network motifs
 Predicting synthetic lethality
 Role of transcription compensation in mutational
robustness
 SSL vs. protein interaction in predicting function
What is Synthetic Lethality?
Gene X
Gene Y
Cells live
Gene X
Gene Y
Cells live
Gene X
Gene Y
Cells die
What is Synthetic Sickness/Lethality
(SSL)?
Gene X
Gene Y
Cells live
Gene X
Gene Y
Cells live
Gene X
Gene Y
Cells die
or grow slowly
An engine can run without one cylinder
(from http://www.cs.unc.edu/~geom/collide/videos.shtml)
Scenarios resulting in synthetic genetic interaction
Partially
redundant
genes
A
2 partially
redundant
pathways
3 compensatory
pathways,
2 required
A
E
A
E
J
B
F
B
F
K
C1 C2
C
G
C
G
L
D
D
H
D
H
M
B
E
I
I
SSL
Protein
complex
tolerating 1
but not 2
mutations
A
B
D C
E F
A known sub-network of SSL
interactions
A Canadian consortium (Boone et al.)
has made many double mutants
As of 2001:
8 query genes
x
4500 nonessential “array” genes
≈ 36,000 tested pairs
(Tong et al., Science, 2001)
The known sub-network circa 2001
(Tong et al., Science, 2001)
The known SSL sub-network circa 2004
160 query x 4500 nonessential ≈ 700,000 tested pairs (≈4% pairs)
~3800 interactions
(Tong et al., Science, 2004)
Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search

Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
 Background
 Overlap with other biological relationships
 Network motifs
 Predicting synthetic lethality
 Role of transcription compensation in mutational
robustness
 SSL vs. protein interaction in predicting function
Overlap between synthetic lethality
S+C
Neither
P(S|C)
P-valueN
Query
Characteristic
S+C Odds
S only
C only
S+C
S onlyS only
C onlyC only
Neither
P(C|S)P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
&27256
other
“interactions”
27256
698373
80.03
3E-460
779GO779
1746 1746
698373
0.31 0.31
8
3E-460
Similar
annotation
779
17460.03
27256
389
716176
1E-273
389
2136 21369453 9453
716176
0.15 0.15
12 120.04
1E-273
Same
MIPS
phenotype
389
21360.04
9453
385
717268
0.15
13
0.04
6E-288
S+C
only
only
Neither
P(S|C)
P-value
Query
Characteristic
S+C
S0.04
only
C only
Ne
S+C
S2140
onlyS2140
C8361
onlyC8361
Neither
P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
385
717268
0.15 P(C|S)
13 Odds
6E-288
Same
GO
annotation
385
2140
8361
113
241227256
3500
722129
0.04
7E-68
1746
698373
890.03
0.03
3E-460
Similar
GO779
annotation
779
1746
27256
69
779
1746
698373
0.31
89
3E-460
113
2412localization
3500 27256
722129
0.04 0.31
7E-68
Same
subcellular
113
2412
3500
82phenotype
24439453
1445
724184
0.03
160.04
0.05
1E-67
389
716176
0.04
1E-273
Same
389
2136
9453
71
389
2136
716176
0.15
12
1E-273
82MIPS
2443 2136
1445 9453
724184
0.03 0.15
16
0.05
1E-67
MIPS
complex
82 12
2443
1445
962140
24298361
2586
723043
0.04
110.04
5E-63
385
717268
0.04
6E-288
Same
annotation
385
2140
8361
71
385
717268
0.15
13
6E-288
96GOinteraction
2429 2140
2586 8361
723043
0.04 0.15
11
5E-63
Physical
96 13
2429
2586
47
2478
1769
723860
0.02
1E-25
113
2412
722129
980.03
0.037E-68
7E-68
Same
113
2412
3500
72
113
2412
3500
722129
0.04
947
3)10E-3)
47subcellular
2478localization
1769 3500
723860
0.02 0.04
8
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
Eval
< 10E-3)
2478
1769
mplexes)
20complex
2505
166
725463
0.01
350.05
0.111E-67
1E-23
82
724184
0.05
1E-67
82
2443
1445
72
2443
1445
724184
0.03
16
es) Same82
20MIPS
2505 2443
166no1445
725463
0.01 0.03
35
0.11
1E-23
MIPS
complex
(with
subcomplexes)
20 16
2505
166
29protein
2496
1023
724606
0.01
80.04
0.035E-63
4E-17
96
723043
11
0.04
5E-63
Physical
interaction
96
2429
2586
72
2429
2586
723043
0.04
11
29MIPS
2496 2429
1023 2586
724606
0.01 0.04
8
0.03
4E-17
Same96
class
29
2496
1023
262478
2499
906723860
724723
0.01
1E-15
47
2478
1769
723860
0.031E-25
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
< 10E-3)
47826 80.03
2478
1769
72
3)10E-3)
1769
0.02
26MCODE
2499
906 Eval
724723
0.01 0.02
1E-15
Same47
complex
2499
906
rmplexes)
33complex
2492
722718
30.11
0.011E-23
1E-08
20
2505
166725463
725463
35
0.11
1E-23
(with
no 2911
subcomplexes)
20
2505
166
72
es) Same
20
2505
166
0.01 0.01
35
33MIPS
2492 interaction
2911
722718
3
0.01
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33
2492
2911
.7) Same
46
2479
6171
719458
0.02
7E-03
3E-06
2496
827E-03
0.034E-17
4E-17
protein
class
29846
2496
1023
72
29
2496
1023
0.01
0.03
46MIPS29
2479 expr
6171 1023
719458
0.02 0.01
2
3E-06
Correlated
mRNA
(Cho,
CC724606
>0.7)724606
2479
6171
142499
2511
724597
0.011E-15
3E-05
26
2499
906724723
724723
840.03
0.03
1E-15
Same
complex
26814
2499
906
72
26
906 1032
0.01 0.01
14MCODE
2511
1032
724597
4
0.01
3E-05
Physical
interaction:
APMS
2511
1032
CI
9 2492
2516
699722718
724930
1E-03
r
33
2492
2911
722718
0.01
340.01
0.011E-08
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33349
2492
2911
72
33
2911
0.01 4E-03
9 interaction:
2516interaction
699 HMS-PCI
724930
4E-03
1E-03
Physical
APMS:
2516
699
ke" Correlated
5 2479
2520
290
725339
50.02
0.023E-06
4E-03
.7)
46
2479
6171
0.02
27E-03
7E-03
3E-06
5interaction:
2520Y2H
290
725339
2E-03
4E-03
mRNA
expr
CC
>0.7) 719458
46255
2479
6171
71
6171
719458
0.02 2E-03
Phys46
U(Cho,
APMS
"spoke"
2520
290
14 2511 2511
724597
40.01
Physical
APMS
144
2511 0.013E-05
10323E-05
72
14 interaction:
1032 1032
724597
0.01 0.01
CI
9 2516 2516
699724930
724930
40.01
Physical
APMS:
94
2516 0.011E-03
699 1E-03
72
9 interaction:
699HMS-PCI
4E-034E-03
Overlap between synthetic lethality
S+C
Neither
P(S|C)
P-valueN
Query
Characteristic
S+C Odds
S only
C only
S+C
S onlyS only
C onlyC only
Neither
P(C|S)P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
&27256
other
“interactions”
27256
698373
80.03
3E-4606
779GO779
1746 1746
698373
0.31 0.31
8
Similar
annotation
779
17460.033E-460
27256
389
716176
1E-2737
389
2136 21369453 9453
716176
0.15 0.15
12 120.04
Same
MIPS
phenotype
389
21360.041E-273
9453
385
717268
0.15
13
0.04
6E-288
S+C
only
only
Neither
P(S|C)
P-value
Query
Characteristic
S+C
S0.04
only
C only
Ne7
S+C
S2140
onlyS2140
C8361
onlyC8361
Neither
P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
385
717268
0.15 P(C|S)
13 Odds
6E-288
Same
GO
annotation
385
2140
8361
113
2412
3500
722129
0.04
7E-68
1746
698373
890.03
0.03
3E-460
Similar
GO779
annotation
779
1746
27256
697
779
1746
27256
698373
0.31
89
3E-460
113
2412localization
3500 27256
722129
0.04 0.31
7E-68
Same
subcellular
113
2412
3500
82phenotype
24439453
1445
724184
0.03
160.04
0.05
1E-67
389
716176
0.04
1E-273
Same
389
2136
9453
717
389
2136
716176
0.15
12
1E-273
82MIPS
2443 2136
1445 9453
724184
0.03 0.15
16
0.05
1E-67
MIPS
complex
82 12
2443
1445
962140
24298361
2586
723043
0.04
110.04
5E-63
385
717268
0.04
6E-288
Same
annotation
385
2140
8361
717
385
717268
0.15
13
6E-288
96GOinteraction
2429 2140
2586 8361
723043
0.04 0.15
11
5E-63
Physical
96 13
2429
2586
472412
2478
1769
723860
0.02
1E-25
113
2412
722129
980.03
0.037E-68
7E-68
Same
113
2412
3500
727
113
3500
722129
0.04
947
3)10E-3)
47subcellular
2478localization
1769 3500
723860
0.02 0.04
8
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
Eval
< 10E-3)
2478
1769
mplexes)
20complex
2505
166
725463
0.01
350.05
0.111E-67
1E-23
82
724184
0.05
1E-67
Same82
82
2443
1445
727
2443
1445
724184
0.03
16
es)
20MIPS
2505 2443
166no1445
725463
0.01 0.03
35
0.11
1E-23
MIPS
complex
(with
subcomplexes)
20 16
2505
166
29protein
2496
1023
724606
0.01
80.04
0.035E-63
4E-17
96
723043
11
0.04
5E-63
Physical
interaction
96
2429
2586
727
2429
2586
723043
0.04
11
29MIPS
2496 2429
1023 2586
724606
0.01 0.04
8
0.03
4E-17
Same96
class
29
2496
1023
262478
2499
906723860
724723
0.01
1E-15
47
2478
1769
723860
0.031E-25
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
< 10E-3)
47826 80.03
2478
1769
727
3)10E-3)
1769
0.02
26MCODE
2499
906 Eval
724723
0.01 0.02
1E-15
Same47
complex
2499
906
r
33complex
2492
722718
30.11
0.011E-23
1E-08
mplexes)
20
2505
166725463
725463
35
0.11
1E-23
Same
(with
no 2911
subcomplexes)
20
2505
166
727
es)
20
2505
166
0.01 0.01
35
33MIPS
2492 interaction
2911
722718
3
0.01
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33
2492
2911
.7) Same
46
2479
6171
719458
0.02
7E-03
3E-06
2496
827E-03
0.034E-17
4E-17
protein
class
29846
2496
1023
727
29
2496
1023
0.01
0.03
46MIPS29
2479 expr
6171 1023
719458
0.02 0.01
2
3E-06
Correlated
mRNA
(Cho,
CC724606
>0.7)724606
2479
6171
142499
2511
724597
0.011E-15
3E-05
26
2499
906724723
724723
840.03
0.03
1E-15
Same
complex
26814
2499
906
727
26
906 1032
0.01 0.01
14MCODE
2511
1032
724597
4
0.01
3E-05
Physical
interaction:
APMS
2511
1032
CI
9 2492
2516
699722718
724930
1E-03
r
33
2492
2911
722718
0.01
340.01
0.011E-08
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33349
2492
2911
727
33
2911
0.01 4E-03
9 interaction:
2516interaction
699 HMS-PCI
724930
4E-03
1E-03
Physical
APMS:
2516
699
ke" Correlated
5 2479
2520
290
725339
50.02
0.023E-06
4E-03
.7)
46
2479
6171
0.02
27E-03
7E-03
3E-06
5interaction:
2520Y2H
290
725339
2E-03
4E-03
mRNA
expr
CC
>0.7) 719458
46255
2479
6171
717
6171
719458
0.02 2E-03
Phys46
U(Cho,
APMS
"spoke"
2520
290
14 2511 2511
724597
40.01
Physical
APMS
144
2511 0.013E-05
10323E-05
72
14 interaction:
1032 1032
724597
0.01 0.01
CI
9 2516 2516
699724930
724930
40.01
Physical
APMS:
94
2516 0.011E-03
699 1E-03
72
9 interaction:
699HMS-PCI
4E-034E-03
Overlap between synthetic lethality
S+C
Neither
P(S|C)
P-valueN
Query
Characteristic
S+C Odds
S only
C only
S+C
S onlyS only
C onlyC only
Neither
P(C|S)P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
&27256
other
“interactions”
27256
698373
80.03
3E-4606
779GO779
1746 1746
698373
0.31 0.31
8
3E-460
Similar
annotation
779
17460.03
27256
389
716176
1E-2737
389
2136 21369453 9453
716176
0.15 0.15
12 120.04
1E-273
Same
MIPS
phenotype
389
21360.04
9453
385
717268
0.15
13
0.04
6E-288
S+C
only
only
Neither
P(S|C)
P-value
Query
Characteristic
S+C
S0.04
only
C only
Ne7
S+C
S2140
onlyS2140
C8361
onlyC8361
Neither
P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
385
717268
0.15 P(C|S)
13 Odds
6E-288
Same
GO
annotation
385
2140
8361
113
241227256
3500
722129
0.04
7E-68
1746
698373
890.03
0.03
3E-460
Similar
GO779
annotation
779
1746
27256
697
779
1746
698373
0.31
89
3E-460
113
2412localization
3500 27256
722129
0.04 0.31
7E-68
Same
subcellular
113
2412
3500
82phenotype
24439453
1445
724184
0.03
160.04
0.05
1E-67
389
716176
0.04
1E-273
Same
389
2136
9453
717
389
2136
716176
0.15
12
1E-273
82MIPS
2443 2136
1445 9453
724184
0.03 0.15
16
0.05
1E-67
MIPS
complex
82 12
2443
1445
962140
24298361
2586
723043
0.04
110.04
5E-63
385
717268
0.04
6E-288
Same
annotation
385
2140
8361
717
385
717268
0.15
13
6E-288
96GOinteraction
2429 2140
2586 8361
723043
0.04 0.15
11
5E-63
Physical
96 13
2429
2586
47
2478
1769
723860
0.02
1E-25
113
2412
722129
980.03
0.037E-68
7E-68
Same
113
2412
3500
727
113
2412
3500
722129
0.04
947
3)10E-3)
47subcellular
2478localization
1769 3500
723860
0.02 0.04
8
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
Eval
< 10E-3)
2478
1769
mplexes)
20complex
2505
166
725463
0.01
350.05
0.111E-67
1E-23
82
724184
0.05
1E-67
82
2443
1445
727
2443
1445
724184
0.03
16
es) Same82
20MIPS
2505 2443
166no1445
725463
0.01 0.03
35
0.11
1E-23
MIPS
complex
(with
subcomplexes)
20 16
2505
166
29protein
2496
1023
724606
0.01
80.04
0.035E-63
4E-17
96
723043
11
0.04
5E-63
Physical
interaction
96
2429
2586
727
2429
2586
723043
0.04
11
29MIPS
2496 2429
1023 2586
724606
0.01 0.04
8
0.03
4E-17
Same96
class
29
2496
1023
262478
2499
906723860
724723
0.01
1E-15
47
2478
1769
723860
0.031E-25
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
< 10E-3)
47826 80.03
2478
1769
727
3)10E-3)
1769
0.02
26MCODE
2499
906 Eval
724723
0.01 0.02
1E-15
Same47
complex
2499
906
rmplexes)
33complex
2492
722718
30.11
0.011E-23
1E-08
20
2505
166725463
725463
35
0.11
1E-23
(with
no 2911
subcomplexes)
20
2505
166
727
es) Same
20
2505
166
0.01 0.01
35
33MIPS
2492 interaction
2911
722718
3
0.01
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33
2492
2911
.7) Same
46
2479
6171
719458
0.02
7E-03
3E-06
2496
827E-03
0.034E-17
4E-17
protein
class
29846
2496
1023
727
29
2496
1023
0.01
0.03
46MIPS29
2479 expr
6171 1023
719458
0.02 0.01
2
3E-06
Correlated
mRNA
(Cho,
CC724606
>0.7)724606
2479
6171
142499
2511
724597
0.011E-15
3E-05
26
2499
906724723
724723
840.03
0.03
1E-15
Same
complex
26814
2499
906
727
26
906 1032
0.01 0.01
14MCODE
2511
1032
724597
4
0.01
3E-05
Physical
interaction:
APMS
2511
1032
CI
9 2492
2516
699722718
724930
1E-03
r
33
2492
2911
722718
0.01
340.01
0.011E-08
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33349
2492
2911
727
33
2911
0.01 4E-03
9 interaction:
2516interaction
699 HMS-PCI
724930
4E-03
1E-03
Physical
APMS:
2516
699
ke" Correlated
5 2479
2520
290
725339
50.02
0.023E-06
4E-03
.7)
46
2479
6171
0.02
27E-03
7E-03
3E-06
5interaction:
2520Y2H
290
725339
2E-03
4E-03
mRNA
expr
CC
>0.7) 719458
46255
2479
6171
717
6171
719458
0.02 2E-03
Phys46
U(Cho,
APMS
"spoke"
2520
290
14 2511 2511
724597
40.01
Physical
APMS
144
2511 0.013E-05
10323E-05
72
14 interaction:
1032 1032
724597
0.01 0.01
CI
9 2516 2516
699724930
724930
40.01
Physical
APMS:
94
2516 0.011E-03
699 1E-03
72
9 interaction:
699HMS-PCI
4E-034E-03
Overlap between synthetic lethality
S+C
Neither
P(S|C)
P-valueN
Query
Characteristic
S+C Odds
S only
C only
S+C
S onlyS only
C onlyC only
Neither
P(C|S)P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
&27256
other
“interactions”
27256
698373
80.03
3E-460
779GO779
1746 1746
698373
0.31 0.31
8
3E-460
Similar
annotation
779
17460.03
27256
389
716176
1E-273
389
2136 21369453 9453
716176
0.15 0.15
12 120.04
1E-273
Same
MIPS
phenotype
389
21360.04
9453
385
717268
0.15
13
0.04
6E-288
S+C
only
only
Neither
P(S|C)
P-value
Query
Characteristic
S+C
S0.04
only
C only
Ne
S+C
S2140
onlyS2140
C8361
onlyC8361
Neither
P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
385
717268
0.15 P(C|S)
13 Odds
6E-288
Same
GO
annotation
385
2140
8361
113
241227256
3500
722129
0.04
7E-68
1746
698373
890.03
0.03
3E-460
Similar
GO779
annotation
779
1746
27256
69
779
1746
698373
0.31
89
3E-460
113
2412localization
3500 27256
722129
0.04 0.31
7E-68
Same
subcellular
113
2412
3500
82phenotype
24439453
1445
724184
0.03
160.04
0.05
1E-67
389
716176
0.04
1E-273
Same
389
2136
9453
71
389
2136
716176
0.15
12
1E-273
82MIPS
2443 2136
1445 9453
724184
0.03 0.15
16
0.05
1E-67
MIPS
complex
82 12
2443
1445
962140
24298361
2586
723043
0.04
110.04
5E-63
385
717268
0.04
6E-288
Same
annotation
385
2140
8361
71
385
717268
0.15
13
6E-288
96GOinteraction
2429 2140
2586 8361
723043
0.04 0.15
11
5E-63
Physical
96 13
2429
2586
47
2478
1769
723860
0.02
1E-25
113
2412
722129
980.03
0.037E-68
7E-68
Same
113
2412
3500
72
113
2412
3500
722129
0.04
947
3)10E-3)
47subcellular
2478localization
1769 3500
723860
0.02 0.04
8
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
Eval
< 10E-3)
2478
1769
mplexes)
20complex
2505
166
725463
0.01
350.05
0.111E-67
1E-23
82
724184
0.05
1E-67
82
2443
1445
72
2443
1445
724184
0.03
16
es) Same82
20MIPS
2505 2443
166no1445
725463
0.01 0.03
35
0.11
1E-23
MIPS
complex
(with
subcomplexes)
20 16
2505
166
29protein
2496
1023
724606
0.01
80.04
0.035E-63
4E-17
96
723043
11
0.04
5E-63
Physical
interaction
96
2429
2586
72
2429
2586
723043
0.04
11
29MIPS
2496 2429
1023 2586
724606
0.01 0.04
8
0.03
4E-17
Same96
class
29
2496
1023
262478
2499
906723860
724723
0.01
1E-15
47
2478
1769
723860
0.031E-25
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
< 10E-3)
47826 80.03
2478
1769
72
3)10E-3)
1769
0.02
26MCODE
2499
906 Eval
724723
0.01 0.02
1E-15
Same47
complex
2499
906
rmplexes)
33complex
2492
722718
30.11
0.011E-23
1E-08
20
2505
166725463
725463
35
0.11
1E-23
(with
no 2911
subcomplexes)
20
2505
166
72
es) Same
20
2505
166
0.01 0.01
35
33MIPS
2492 interaction
2911
722718
3
0.01
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33
2492
2911
.7) Same
46
2479
6171
719458
0.02
7E-03
3E-06
2496
827E-03
0.034E-17
4E-17
protein
class
29846
2496
1023
72
29
2496
1023
0.01
0.03
46MIPS29
2479 expr
6171 1023
719458
0.02 0.01
2
3E-06
Correlated
mRNA
(Cho,
CC724606
>0.7)724606
2479
6171
142499
2511
724597
0.011E-15
3E-05
26
2499
906724723
724723
840.03
0.03
1E-15
Same
complex
26814
2499
906
72
26
906 1032
0.01 0.01
14MCODE
2511
1032
724597
4
0.01
3E-05
Physical
interaction:
APMS
2511
1032
CI
9 2492
2516
699722718
724930
1E-03
r
33
2492
2911
722718
0.01
340.01
0.011E-08
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33349
2492
2911
72
33
2911
0.01 4E-03
9 interaction:
2516interaction
699 HMS-PCI
724930
4E-03
1E-03
Physical
APMS:
2516
699
ke" Correlated
5 2479
2520
290
725339
50.02
0.023E-06
4E-03
.7)
46
2479
6171
0.02
27E-03
7E-03
3E-06
5interaction:
2520Y2H
290
725339
2E-03
4E-03
mRNA
expr
CC
>0.7) 719458
46255
2479
6171
71
6171
719458
0.02 2E-03
Phys46
U(Cho,
APMS
"spoke"
2520
290
14 2511 2511
724597
40.01
Physical
APMS
144
2511 0.013E-05
10323E-05
72
14 interaction:
1032 1032
724597
0.01 0.01
CI
9 2516 2516
699724930
724930
40.01
Physical
APMS:
94
2516 0.011E-03
699 1E-03
72
9 interaction:
699HMS-PCI
4E-034E-03
Overlap between synthetic lethality
S+C
Neither
P(S|C)
P-valueN
Query
Characteristic
S+C Odds
S only
C only
S+C
S onlyS only
C onlyC only
Neither
P(C|S)P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
&27256
other
“interactions”
27256
698373
80.03
3E-460
779GO779
1746 1746
698373
0.31 0.31
8
3E-460
Similar
annotation
779
17460.03
27256
389
716176
1E-273
389
2136 21369453 9453
716176
0.15 0.15
12 120.04
1E-273
Same
MIPS
phenotype
389
21360.04
9453
385
717268
0.15
13
0.04
6E-288
S+C
only
only
Neither
P(S|C)
P-value
Query
Characteristic
S+C
S0.04
only
C only
Ne
S+C
S2140
onlyS2140
C8361
onlyC8361
Neither
P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
385
717268
0.15 P(C|S)
13 Odds
6E-288
Same
GO
annotation
385
2140
8361
113
241227256
3500
722129
0.04
7E-68
1746
698373
890.03
0.03
3E-460
Similar
GO779
annotation
779
1746
27256
69
779
1746
698373
0.31
89
3E-460
113
2412localization
3500 27256
722129
0.04 0.31
7E-68
Same
subcellular
113
2412
3500
82phenotype
24439453
1445
724184
0.03
160.04
0.05
1E-67
389
716176
0.04
1E-273
Same
389
2136
9453
71
389
2136
716176
0.15
12
1E-273
82MIPS
2443 2136
1445 9453
724184
0.03 0.15
16
0.05
1E-67
MIPS
complex
82 12
2443
1445
962140
24298361
2586
723043
0.04
110.04
5E-63
385
717268
0.04
6E-288
Same
annotation
385
2140
8361
71
385
717268
0.15
13
6E-288
96GOinteraction
2429 2140
2586 8361
723043
0.04 0.15
11
5E-63
Physical
96 13
2429
2586
47
2478
1769
723860
0.02
1E-25
113
2412
722129
980.03
0.037E-68
7E-68
Same
113
2412
3500
72
113
2412
3500
722129
0.04
947
3)10E-3)
47subcellular
2478localization
1769 3500
723860
0.02 0.04
8
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
Eval
< 10E-3)
2478
1769
mplexes)
20complex
2505
166
725463
0.01
350.05
0.111E-67
1E-23
82
724184
0.05
1E-67
82
2443
1445
72
2443
1445
724184
0.03
16
es) Same82
20MIPS
2505 2443
166no1445
725463
0.01 0.03
35
0.11
1E-23
MIPS
complex
(with
subcomplexes)
20 16
2505
166
29protein
2496
1023
724606
0.01
80.04
0.035E-63
4E-17
96
723043
11
0.04
5E-63
Physical
interaction
96
2429
2586
72
2429
2586
723043
0.04
11
29MIPS
2496 2429
1023 2586
724606
0.01 0.04
8
0.03
4E-17
Same96
class
29
2496
1023
262478
2499
906723860
724723
0.01
1E-15
47
2478
1769
723860
0.031E-25
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
< 10E-3)
47826 80.03
2478
1769
72
3)10E-3)
1769
0.02
26MCODE
2499
906 Eval
724723
0.01 0.02
1E-15
Same47
complex
2499
906
rmplexes)
33complex
2492
722718
30.11
0.011E-23
1E-08
20
2505
166725463
725463
35
0.11
1E-23
(with
no 2911
subcomplexes)
20
2505
166
72
es) Same
20
2505
166
0.01 0.01
35
33MIPS
2492 interaction
2911
722718
3
0.01
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33
2492
2911
.7) Same
46
2479
6171
719458
0.02
7E-03
3E-06
2496
827E-03
0.034E-17
4E-17
protein
class
29846
2496
1023
72
29
2496
1023
0.01
0.03
46MIPS29
2479 expr
6171 1023
719458
0.02 0.01
2
3E-06
Correlated
mRNA
(Cho,
CC724606
>0.7)724606
2479
6171
142499
2511
724597
0.011E-15
3E-05
26
2499
906724723
724723
840.03
0.03
1E-15
Same
complex
26814
2499
906
72
26
906 1032
0.01 0.01
14MCODE
2511
1032
724597
4
0.01
3E-05
Physical
interaction:
APMS
2511
1032
CI
9 2492
2516
699722718
724930
1E-03
r
33
2492
2911
722718
0.01
340.01
0.011E-08
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33349
2492
2911
72
33
2911
0.01 4E-03
9 interaction:
2516interaction
699 HMS-PCI
724930
4E-03
1E-03
Physical
APMS:
2516
699
ke" Correlated
5 2479
2520
290
725339
50.02
0.023E-06
4E-03
.7)
46
2479
6171
0.02
27E-03
7E-03
3E-06
5interaction:
2520Y2H
290
725339
2E-03
4E-03
mRNA
expr
CC
>0.7) 719458
46255
2479
6171
71
6171
719458
0.02 2E-03
Phys46
U(Cho,
APMS
"spoke"
2520
290
14 2511 2511
724597
40.01
Physical
APMS
144
2511 0.013E-05
10323E-05
72
14 interaction:
1032 1032
724597
0.01 0.01
CI
9 2516 2516
699724930
724930
40.01
Physical
APMS:
94
2516 0.011E-03
699 1E-03
72
9 interaction:
699HMS-PCI
4E-034E-03
Overlap between synthetic lethality
S+C
Neither
P(S|C)
P-valueN
Query
Characteristic
S+C Odds
S only
C only
S+C
S onlyS only
C onlyC only
Neither
P(C|S)P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
&27256
other
“interactions”
27256
698373
80.03
3E-460
779GO779
1746 1746
698373
0.31 0.31
8
3E-460
Similar
annotation
779
17460.03
27256
389
716176
1E-273
389
2136 21369453 9453
716176
0.15 0.15
12 120.04
1E-273
Same
MIPS
phenotype
389
21360.04
9453
385
717268
0.15
13
0.04
6E-288
S+C
only
only
Neither
P(S|C)
P-value
Query
Characteristic
S+C
S0.04
only
C only
Ne
S+C
S2140
onlyS2140
C8361
onlyC8361
Neither
P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
385
717268
0.15 P(C|S)
13 Odds
6E-288
Same
GO
annotation
385
2140
8361
113
241227256
3500
722129
0.04
7E-68
1746
698373
890.03
0.03
3E-460
Similar
GO779
annotation
779
1746
27256
69
779
1746
698373
0.31
89
3E-460
113
2412localization
3500 27256
722129
0.04 0.31
7E-68
Same
subcellular
113
2412
3500
82phenotype
24439453
1445
724184
0.03
160.04
0.05
1E-67
389
716176
0.04
1E-273
Same
389
2136
9453
71
389
2136
716176
0.15
12
1E-273
82MIPS
2443 2136
1445 9453
724184
0.03 0.15
16
0.05
1E-67
MIPS
complex
82 12
2443
1445
962140
24298361
2586
723043
0.04
110.04
5E-63
385
717268
0.04
6E-288
Same
annotation
385
2140
8361
71
385
717268
0.15
13
6E-288
96GOinteraction
2429 2140
2586 8361
723043
0.04 0.15
11
5E-63
Physical
96 13
2429
2586
47
2478
1769
723860
0.02
1E-25
113
2412
722129
980.03
0.037E-68
7E-68
Same
113
2412
3500
72
113
2412
3500
722129
0.04
947
3)10E-3)
47subcellular
2478localization
1769 3500
723860
0.02 0.04
8
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
Eval
< 10E-3)
2478
1769
mplexes)
20complex
2505
166
725463
0.01
350.05
0.111E-67
1E-23
82
724184
0.05
1E-67
82
2443
1445
72
2443
1445
724184
0.03
16
es) Same82
20MIPS
2505 2443
166no1445
725463
0.01 0.03
35
0.11
1E-23
MIPS
complex
(with
subcomplexes)
20 16
2505
166
29protein
2496
1023
724606
0.01
80.04
0.035E-63
4E-17
96
723043
11
0.04
5E-63
Physical
interaction
96
2429
2586
72
2429
2586
723043
0.04
11
29MIPS
2496 2429
1023 2586
724606
0.01 0.04
8
0.03
4E-17
Same96
class
29
2496
1023
262478
2499
906723860
724723
0.01
1E-15
47
2478
1769
723860
0.031E-25
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
< 10E-3)
47826 80.03
2478
1769
72
3)10E-3)
1769
0.02
26MCODE
2499
906 Eval
724723
0.01 0.02
1E-15
Same47
complex
2499
906
rmplexes)
33complex
2492
722718
30.11
0.011E-23
1E-08
20
2505
166725463
725463
35
0.11
1E-23
(with
no 2911
subcomplexes)
20
2505
166
72
es) Same
20
2505
166
0.01 0.01
35
33MIPS
2492 interaction
2911
722718
3
0.01
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33
2492
2911
.7) Same
46
2479
6171
719458
0.02
7E-03
3E-06
2496
827E-03
0.034E-17
4E-17
protein
class
29846
2496
1023
72
29
2496
1023
0.01
0.03
46MIPS29
2479 expr
6171 1023
719458
0.02 0.01
2
3E-06
Correlated
mRNA
(Cho,
CC724606
>0.7)724606
2479
6171
142499
2511
724597
0.011E-15
3E-05
26
2499
906724723
724723
840.03
0.03
1E-15
Same
complex
26814
2499
906
72
26
906 1032
0.01 0.01
14MCODE
2511
1032
724597
4
0.01
3E-05
Physical
interaction:
APMS
2511
1032
CI
9 2492
2516
699722718
724930
1E-03
r
33
2492
2911
722718
0.01
340.01
0.011E-08
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33349
2492
2911
72
33
2911
0.01 4E-03
9 interaction:
2516interaction
699 HMS-PCI
724930
4E-03
1E-03
Physical
APMS:
2516
699
ke" Correlated
5 2479
2520
290
725339
50.02
0.023E-06
4E-03
.7)
46
2479
6171
0.02
27E-03
7E-03
3E-06
5interaction:
2520Y2H
290
725339
2E-03
4E-03
mRNA
expr
CC
>0.7) 719458
46255
2479
6171
71
6171
719458
0.02 2E-03
Phys46
U(Cho,
APMS
"spoke"
2520
290
14 2511 2511
724597
40.01
Physical
APMS
144
2511 0.013E-05
10323E-05
72
14 interaction:
1032 1032
724597
0.01 0.01
CI
9 2516 2516
699724930
724930
40.01
Physical
APMS:
94
2516 0.011E-03
699 1E-03
72
9 interaction:
699HMS-PCI
4E-034E-03
Overlap between synthetic lethality
S+C
Neither
P(S|C)
P-valueN
Query
Characteristic
S+C Odds
S only
C only
S+C
S onlyS only
C onlyC only
Neither
P(C|S)P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
&27256
other
“interactions”
27256
698373
80.03
3E-460
779GO779
1746 1746
698373
0.31 0.31
8
3E-460
Similar
annotation
779
17460.03
27256
389
716176
1E-273
389
2136 21369453 9453
716176
0.15 0.15
12 120.04
1E-273
Same
MIPS
phenotype
389
21360.04
9453
385
717268
0.15
13
0.04
6E-288
S+C
only
only
Neither
P(S|C)
P-value
Query
Characteristic
S+C
S0.04
only
C only
Ne
S+C
S2140
onlyS2140
C8361
onlyC8361
Neither
P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
385
717268
0.15 P(C|S)
13 Odds
6E-288
Same
GO
annotation
385
2140
8361
113
241227256
3500
722129
0.04
7E-68
1746
698373
890.03
0.03
3E-460
Similar
GO779
annotation
779
1746
27256
69
779
1746
698373
0.31
89
3E-460
113
2412localization
3500 27256
722129
0.04 0.31
7E-68
Same
subcellular
113
2412
3500
82phenotype
24439453
1445
724184
0.03
160.04
0.05
1E-67
389
716176
0.04
1E-273
Same
389
2136
9453
71
389
2136
716176
0.15
12
1E-273
82MIPS
2443 2136
1445 9453
724184
0.03 0.15
16
0.05
1E-67
MIPS
complex
82 12
2443
1445
962140
24298361
2586
723043
0.04
110.04
5E-63
385
717268
0.04
6E-288
Same
annotation
385
2140
8361
71
385
717268
0.15
13
6E-288
96GOinteraction
2429 2140
2586 8361
723043
0.04 0.15
11
5E-63
Physical
96 13
2429
2586
47
2478
1769
723860
0.02
1E-25
113
2412
722129
980.03
0.037E-68
7E-68
Same
113
2412
3500
72
113
2412
3500
722129
0.04
947
3)10E-3)
47subcellular
2478localization
1769 3500
723860
0.02 0.04
8
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
Eval
< 10E-3)
2478
1769
mplexes)
20complex
2505
166
725463
0.01
350.05
0.111E-67
1E-23
82
724184
0.05
1E-67
82
2443
1445
72
2443
1445
724184
0.03
16
es) Same82
20MIPS
2505 2443
166no1445
725463
0.01 0.03
35
0.11
1E-23
MIPS
complex
(with
subcomplexes)
20 16
2505
166
29protein
2496
1023
724606
0.01
80.04
0.035E-63
4E-17
96
723043
11
0.04
5E-63
Physical
interaction
96
2429
2586
72
2429
2586
723043
0.04
11
29MIPS
2496 2429
1023 2586
724606
0.01 0.04
8
0.03
4E-17
Same96
class
29
2496
1023
262478
2499
906723860
724723
0.01
1E-15
47
2478
1769
723860
0.031E-25
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
< 10E-3)
47826 80.03
2478
1769
72
3)10E-3)
1769
0.02
26MCODE
2499
906 Eval
724723
0.01 0.02
1E-15
Same47
complex
2499
906
rmplexes)
33complex
2492
722718
30.11
0.011E-23
1E-08
20
2505
166725463
725463
35
0.11
1E-23
(with
no 2911
subcomplexes)
20
2505
166
72
es) Same
20
2505
166
0.01 0.01
35
33MIPS
2492 interaction
2911
722718
3
0.01
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33
2492
2911
.7) Same
46
2479
6171
719458
0.02
7E-03
3E-06
2496
827E-03
0.034E-17
4E-17
protein
class
29846
2496
1023
72
29
2496
1023
0.01
0.03
46MIPS29
2479 expr
6171 1023
719458
0.02 0.01
2
3E-06
Correlated
mRNA
(Cho,
CC724606
>0.7)724606
2479
6171
142499
2511
724597
0.011E-15
3E-05
26
2499
906724723
724723
840.03
0.03
1E-15
Same
complex
26814
2499
906
72
26
906 1032
0.01 0.01
14MCODE
2511
1032
724597
4
0.01
3E-05
Physical
interaction:
APMS
2511
1032
CI
9 2492
2516
699722718
724930
1E-03
r
33
2492
2911
722718
0.01
340.01
0.011E-08
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33349
2492
2911
72
33
2911
0.01 4E-03
9 interaction:
2516interaction
699 HMS-PCI
724930
4E-03
1E-03
Physical
APMS:
2516
699
ke" Correlated
5 2479
2520
290
725339
50.02
0.023E-06
4E-03
.7)
46
2479
6171
0.02
27E-03
7E-03
3E-06
5interaction:
2520Y2H
290
725339
2E-03
4E-03
mRNA
expr
CC
>0.7) 719458
46255
2479
6171
71
6171
719458
0.02 2E-03
Phys46
U(Cho,
APMS
"spoke"
2520
290
14 2511 2511
724597
40.01
Physical
APMS
144
2511 0.013E-05
10323E-05
72
14 interaction:
1032 1032
724597
0.01 0.01
CI
9 2516 2516
699724930
724930
40.01
Physical
APMS:
94
2516 0.011E-03
699 1E-03
72
9 interaction:
699HMS-PCI
4E-034E-03
Scenarios resulting in synthetic interaction
Partially
redundant
genes
A
3 partially
redundant
pathways, 2
required
2 partially
redundant
pathways
A
E
A
E
J
B
F
B
F
K
C1 C2
C
G
C
G
L
D
D
H
D
H
M
B
E
< 2%
I
Protein
complex
tolerating 1
but not 2
destabilizing
mutations
A
B
D C
E F
I
SSL
< 4% *
Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search

Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
 Background
 Overlap with other biological relationships
 Network motifs
 Predicting synthetic lethality
 Role of transcription compensation in mutational
robustness
 SSL vs. protein interaction in predicting function
“Network Motifs:
Simple Building Blocks of Complex Networks”
R. Milo, S. Shen-Orr, , , U. Alon, Science (2003).
The synthetic lethal network has many
triangles
Xiaofeng Xin, Boone Lab
Motifs in an
integrated
S. cerevisiae
network
S: Synthetic sickness or lethality
S
H Sequence homology
H:
X: Correlated expression
P: Stable physical interaction
R: Transcriptional regulation
S: Synthetic sickness or lethality
S
Motifs in an
integrated
S. cerevisiae
network
X: Correlated expression
P: Stable physical interaction
R: Transcriptional regulation
Atp3
Mcm1
Motif
A1 Set B
f Set A
H Sequence homology
H:
R
P
R
Mcm1
Motif Set
C
Swi4
C1 P
C2
Hap2
Hap3
R ... R
R
X
Apt17
Hap4
Hir1
Hap5
Hir1
Grx4
Ypl207w
Hap2
Hap3 Hhf1
Pcl1 a
R Qcr9
Prp3
R
R
R
R
RSwi4 R Yhp1
a
R
R
Hta2
b
R Yor315w
R
Qcr10
Isa1
Bni1
R
R
B1
B2
P
X
R
b
Hhf2
Sim1
Rax2
Hhf1
Hht1
P,X
R
R
Cox4
2
3
2
Nreal:
4.7×10
Nreal:
5.6×10
1.5×104
Cox4
Ccc1
Nreal :
2.0×102
1.0×10
Gin4 c
Cdc6
R
b
Cox6
Bck1
Clb2
ect.
Clb2
Motif
Set
F
Rpb5
P/X
2
2
3
F1
F5
D1 Nrand: (2.6+0.5)
D2c ×10
D3 Nrand:
D4
NrandF2
: (4.3+0.5)×10F3
(3.6+0.2) ×10F4
7.0+6.7
(2.3+1.1) ×101 Pho85
motif
a net
a network motif
a network
aH network
a Pnetwork
X
Pa network
S
S
X
Xtheme
Ha motif
P
P
H
H
S
S
P theme
X
X
P
P
Pho85
S,H
S,H
Yke2
Smi1
P/X
P/X
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
Ssn8
S
2
3
4
4
3
Cla4
Slt2
3
2
3
5
S,H
Nreal :
4.4×10
7.5×10
1.8×10
1.2×10
3.2×10
Nreal :
2.7×10
9.8×10
3.2×10
5.6×10
c
b
S/H
Cla4
Slt2
3
3
5 rand: (1.8+0.3)×10 2
(3.9+0.2)
×103 G3
(1.4+0.1)×10Atp20
(8.4+0.2)×103 G5
(1.3+0.1)×103 G6
Motif Set
G
Nrand: E1
(1.7+0.1) ×103 E2
(3.8+0.4) ×102 E3
(1.3+0.1)×10
(1.0+0.2)
×10N
E4
G1
G2
G4
a network
a network
motif
a
network
theme
Atp20
H
H
H
H
a
S
S
H
S
S
S
H
S
X
X
Atp2
Atp15
X
X
P
P
P
P
P,X
P,X
S/H
S/H
P
P
P
X
X
X
X
P
X
P
Atp14
Atp3
6
6
Nreal : Atp14
1.7×103
8.6×103
1.5×103
1.2×103
6.7×104
Nreal :
4.5×105
4.7×102
1.5
9.5×10
Atp32
b ×10P/X
c
P,X 2.9×10
ect.
et H
1
H2 2 (2.7+0.4) ×10
H3 5 (1.7+0.1) H4
H5
H6 ×101 (1.7+0.1)×103 (6.1+0.5) ×102 (8.3+0.6) ×102 (3.1+0.1) ×104
(7.2+1.2)
Nrand: (6.4+0.2) ×104 H
(2.6+0.5) ×10
×106 Nrand: (9.0+1.6)×10
a
network
motif
a network theme
R
H
R
R
R
X
R
X
R
P
R
R
R
P/X/H
R
H1
Nreal :
N
6.1×102
: (8.0+2.3)×101
H
P
H
H
S
1.9×103
1.1×103
3.2×103
8.2×102
5.8×101
(5.3+0.5)×102 (6.6+1.0) ×102 (2.5+0.2)×103 (4.0+0.4) ×102 (1.8+0.6) ×101
Hap4
Atp3
Motifs  Themes
Mcm1
Motif Set
C
Mcm1
Motif
A1 Set B
Motif Set A
Swi4
C1 P
C2
Hap2
Hap3
R ... R
R
Hir1
Grx4
Hap5
Apt17
Hir2
Ypl207w
Hir1
P
X
Hta1
Hap2
Hap3 Hhf1
Pcl1 a
R Qcr9
Hht1
Prp3
R
R
R
R
RSwi4 R Yhp1
Hta2
Htb2
R Yor315w
R
Rpb7
Qcr10
Isa1
RB2
R
P
XBni1
RB1
R
b
Hhf2
Hht2
Sim1
Rax2
Hhf1
Hht1
P,X
Cox43
4
Rpb3
Rpb9
2
Nreal: R 4.7×102R
Nreal:
Cox4
Ccc1
Nreal :
2.0×102
1.0×10
Gin4 c
Cdc6 5.6×10Bck1 1.5×10
R
b
Htb1
Cox6
Clb2
ect.
Clb2
Motif Set
F
Rpb5
P/X
Motif Set D
Rpb2
Rpb4
2
3
F5
D1 Nrand: (2.6+0.5)
D2 c ×102 D3 Nrand:
D4
NrandF2
: (4.3+0.5)×10F3
(3.6+0.2) ×10F4
7.0+6.7
(2.3+1.1)F1
×101 Pho85
a
network
motif
a
network
theme
c
a
network
motif
a
network
theme
a
network
motif
a
network
theme
a
X
P
S
S
H
H
X
X
H
H
P
P
S
S
P
P
X
X
Rpb5
Rpo21
P
P
a
Pho85
S,H
S,H
Yke2
Smi1
ect.
P/X
P/X
S/H
S/H
S
H
H
H
H
S
H
S
S
Ssn8
Cdc73
S
Sec7
Slt2
3
5
Nreal : Cla4
4.4×102S,H
7.5×103
1.8×104
1.2×104
3.2×103
Nreal :
2.7×103
9.8×102
3.2×10
5.6×10
c
b
S/H
Cla4
Slt2
Ssn8
Cdc73
b Set
S/HE c
3
Motif
3
(1.8+0.3)×102 (3.9+0.2)
×103 G3
(1.4+0.1)×10Atp20
(8.4+0.2)×103 G5
(1.3+0.1)×103 G6
Motif Set
G
Nrand: E1
(1.7+0.1) ×103 E2
(3.8+0.4) ×102 E3
(1.3+0.1)×10
(1.0+0.2)
×105Nrand: G1
Sec72 a network theme
E4
G2
G4
a
network
motif
a
network
motif
a
network
theme
Atp20
a
H
H
H
H
S
S
H
S Atp2
S
S
H
S
X
Xa X
Atp15
X
P
P
P
P
Gim3
S
S
Gim4
P,X
P,X
P/X
P/X
S/H
S/H
P
P
P
X
X
X
X
P
X
P
Yke2
Gim5
Atp14
Atp3
P,X
3
2
3
3
3
4
6
6
Nreal : Atp14
1.7×10
8.6×10
1.5×10
1.2×10
6.7×10
Nreal :
4.5×105
4.7×102
1.5
9.5×10
Atp3
b
c
b ×10P/X
c
P,X 2.9×10
Yke2
P/X
ect.
Motif Set H
H2 ×105 (1.7+0.1)
H3 ×106 NrandH4
1
1 (1.7+0.1)×10 3
: (9.0+1.6)×10H5
(7.2+1.2) ×10H6
(6.1+0.5) ×102 (8.3+0.6) ×102 (3.1+0.1) ×104
Nrand: (6.4+0.2) ×104 (2.6+0.5) H
×102 (2.7+0.4)
a network motif
a network
a Xnetwork theme
R a network
H
R
R
R
R motifX
R
P
R
R
a
a
R
one gene synthetic
lethal with a complex?
R
R
P/X/H
R
R
R
b
H1
Nreal :
6.1×102
H
P
H
H
S
1.9×103
1.1×103
3.2×103
8.2×102
5.8×101
(5.3+0.5)×102 (6.6+1.0) ×102 (2.5+0.2)×103 (4.0+0.4) ×102 (1.8+0.6) ×101
Nrand: (8.0+2.3)×101
Motif Set G
G1
S
G2
H
S
S
G3
H
H
G4
S
S
G5
H
S
G6
H
Sec72
a
H
S/H
Nreal :
P
P
P
X
X
X
1.7×103
2.9×102
8.6×103
1.5×103
1.2×103
6.7×104
Yke2
b
Nrand: (9.0+1.6)×101 (7.2+1.2) ×101 (1.7+0.1)×103 (6.1+0.5) ×102 (8.3+0.6) ×102 (3.1+0.1) ×104
Sec72
6
H
S
X
6.7×104
H
X
S
Yke2
6.7×104
1+0.1) ×104
×102 (3.1+0.1) ×104
P,X
Yke2
Sec72
S
S
S
Gim4
Gim3
Gim4
Gim5
Gim5
P,X
Yke2
a network motif
a network motif
Yke2
Gim5
P,X
Gim5
c
a network motif
Sec72
Gim3Pac10
S
S/H
P/X
Sec72
G6
H
H
S
Pac10
Gim5
a network theme
a network theme
Gim
NreY
Nra
Motifs  Themes
pair of synthetic
lethal complexes?
P/X
H
P/X
P/X
P/X
S/H
S/H
S/H S/H S/H S/H
S/H
S/H
S/H
P/X
S/H
S/H
S/H
……………
S/H
P/X
P/X
P/X
Sec62
P
Sec72
Sec62Sec62
Sec66
Sec72
Sec63
Sec63Sec63
Sec66
Sec62
Sec63
S
Gim3
Sec72Sec72
Sec66
PSec66
S
Sec66
Sec72Sec72P
Sec66 S
S
P
S
Sec72
Gim4
Pac10
S Sec72
Yke2
Gim5 Sec66
P,X
Gim3 Gim3
S
S
S
S
S
S
Yke2
Gim5
S
S
S
Gim4
Pac10
Gim4
Pac10
Yke2 Yke2
Gim5 Gim5
P,X P,X a network
a network theme
motif
S
Yke2
a network
motif motif
a network
Gim5
P,X Yke2 Yke2
Gim4
Sec66
Gim3
Pac
Gim5 Gim5
a network
themetheme
a network
Yke2
Gim5
Thematic map of
synthetic-lethal
complexes
Mapping pairs of
synthetic-lethal
complexes
Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search

Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
 Background
 Overlap with other biological relationships
 Network motifs
 Predicting synthetic lethality
 Role of transcription compensation in mutational
robustness
 SSL vs. protein interaction in predicting function
Predicting Synthetic Lethality:
Why?
Especially if the consortia led by Boone and Boeke
are testing all yeast gene pairs
Simple Answer:
Even finished, this project is one strain, one organism,
one phenotype (growth), and one growth condition.
Predicting Synthetic Lethality:
S+C
Neither
P(S|C)
P-valueN
Query
Characteristic
S+C Odds
S only
C only
S+C
S onlyS only
C onlyC only
Neither
P(C|S)P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
Many
weak
predictors
779
1746
27256 698373
0.31
8
0.03
3E-460
779GO annotation
1746
27256 698373
0.31
8
0.03
Similar
779
1746 3E-460
27256 6
389phenotype
716176
1E-2737
389
2136 21369453 9453
716176
0.15 0.15
12 120.04
1E-273
Same
MIPS
389
21360.04
9453
385
717268
0.15
13
0.04
6E-288
S+C
only
only
Neither
P(S|C)
P-value
Query
Characteristic
S+C
S0.04
only
C only
Ne7
S+C
S2140
onlyS2140
C8361
onlyC8361
Neither
P(C|S)
Odds
P(S|C)
P-value
385
717268
0.15 P(C|S)
13 Odds
6E-288
Same
GO
annotation
385
2140
8361
113
241227256
3500
722129
0.04
7E-68
1746
698373
890.03
0.03
3E-460
Similar
GO779
annotation
779
1746
27256
697
779
1746
698373
0.31
89
3E-460
113
2412localization
3500 27256
722129
0.04 0.31
7E-68
Same
subcellular
113
2412
3500
82phenotype
24439453
1445
724184
0.03
160.04
0.05
1E-67
389
716176
0.04
1E-273
Same
389
2136
9453
717
389
2136
716176
0.15
12
1E-273
82MIPS
2443 2136
1445 9453
724184
0.03 0.15
16
0.05
1E-67
MIPS
complex
82 12
2443
1445
962140
24298361
2586
723043
0.04
110.04
5E-63
385
717268
0.04
6E-288
Same
annotation
385
2140
8361
717
385
717268
0.15
13
6E-288
96GOinteraction
2429 2140
2586 8361
723043
0.04 0.15
11
5E-63
Physical
96 13
2429
2586
47
2478
1769
723860
0.02
1E-25
113
2412
722129
980.03
0.037E-68
7E-68
Same
113
2412
3500
727
113
2412
3500
722129
0.04
947
3)10E-3)
47subcellular
2478localization
1769 3500
723860
0.02 0.04
8
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
Eval
< 10E-3)
2478
1769
mplexes)
20complex
2505
166
725463
0.01
350.05
0.111E-67
1E-23
82
724184
0.05
1E-67
82
2443
1445
727
2443
1445
724184
0.03
16
es) Same82
20MIPS
2505 2443
166no1445
725463
0.01 0.03
35
0.11
1E-23
MIPS
complex
(with
subcomplexes)
20 16
2505
166
29protein
2496
1023
724606
0.01
80.04
0.035E-63
4E-17
96
723043
11
0.04
5E-63
Physical
interaction
96
2429
2586
727
2429
2586
723043
0.04
11
29MIPS
2496 2429
1023 2586
724606
0.01 0.04
8
0.03
4E-17
Same96
class
29
2496
1023
262478
2499
906723860
724723
0.01
1E-15
47
2478
1769
723860
0.031E-25
1E-25
Sequence
homology
(BLAST
< 10E-3)
47826 80.03
2478
1769
727
3)10E-3)
1769
0.02
26MCODE
2499
906 Eval
724723
0.01 0.02
1E-15
Same47
complex
2499
906
rmplexes)
33complex
2492
722718
30.11
0.011E-23
1E-08
20
2505
166725463
725463
35
0.11
1E-23
(with
no 2911
subcomplexes)
20
2505
166
727
es) Same
20
2505
166
0.01 0.01
35
33MIPS
2492 interaction
2911
722718
3
0.01
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33
2492
2911
.7) Same
46
2479
6171
719458
0.02
7E-03
3E-06
2496
827E-03
0.034E-17
4E-17
protein
class
29846
2496
1023
727
29
2496
1023
0.01
0.03
46MIPS29
2479 expr
6171 1023
719458
0.02 0.01
2
3E-06
Correlated
mRNA
(Cho,
CC724606
>0.7)724606
2479
6171
142499
2511
724597
0.011E-15
3E-05
26
2499
906724723
724723
840.03
0.03
1E-15
Same
complex
26814
2499
906
727
26
906 1032
0.01 0.01
14MCODE
2511
1032
724597
4
0.01
3E-05
Physical
interaction:
APMS
2511
1032
CI
9 2492
2516
699722718
724930
1E-03
r
33
2492
2911
722718
0.01
340.01
0.011E-08
1E-08
Common
physical
partner
33349
2492
2911
727
33
2911
0.01 4E-03
9 interaction:
2516interaction
699 HMS-PCI
724930
4E-03
1E-03
Physical
APMS:
2516
699
ke" Correlated
5 2479
2520
290
725339
50.02
0.023E-06
4E-03
.7)
46
2479
6171
0.02
27E-03
7E-03
3E-06
5interaction:
2520Y2H
290
725339
2E-03
4E-03
mRNA
expr
CC
>0.7) 719458
46255
2479
6171
717
6171
719458
0.02 2E-03
Phys46
U(Cho,
APMS
"spoke"
2520
290
14 2511 2511
724597
40.01
Physical
APMS
144
2511 0.013E-05
10323E-05
72
14 interaction:
1032 1032
724597
0.01 0.01
CI
9 2516 2516
699724930
724930
40.01
Physical
APMS:
94
2516 0.011E-03
699 1E-03
72
9 interaction:
699HMS-PCI
4E-034E-03
Predicting Synthetic Lethality:
Probabilistic decision trees
Predicting Synthetic Lethality:
Cross-validation success
True Positive Rate (Sensitivity)
1
0.8
xval: all characteristics
0.6
xval: no 2hop characteristics
random
0.4
~80% sensitivity by
testing ~20% of gene pairs
(80/20 Rule!)
0.2
0
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
False Positive Rate
0.8
1
Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search

Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
 Background
 Overlap with other biological relationships
 Network motifs
 Predicting synthetic lethality
 Role of transcription compensation in mutational
robustness
 SSL vs. protein interaction in predicting function
Upregulation of compensatory genes?
Gene M
SSL
Gene G
Anecdotally, this is rare (Lesage et al, 2004)
Upregulation of compensatory genes:
Data sets examined
mRNA expression, mutant vs. wild type
(Rosetta compendium, Hughes et al, 2000)
SSL genetic interactions (Tong et al.)
Upregulation of compensatory genes:
Distribution of log (Gmutant_M / Gwt)]
0.1
non-SSL 116,863
SSL
935
Fraction of genes
0.08
0.06
0.04
0.02
0
-2
-1
0
Log ratios
1
2
Upregulation of compensatory genes:
How common is it?
Of 935 SSL M:G pairs examined, only
thirteen went up significantly
That is only four more than expected given the
fraction that went up in 120,000 non-SSL pairs
Thirteen examples of compensatory
upregulation
Six previously observed examples
FKS1 RLM1
Zhao, 1998
FKS1 SLT2
Lesage, 2004
GAS1 CHS3
Lesage, 2004
GAS1 KRE11
Lesage, 2004
GAS1 SLT2
Lesage, 2004
GAS1 YALO53W Lesage, 2004
Seven new examples
BNI1 SLT2
CDC42 GIC2
(translational compensation;
Jacquenoud, 1998)
FKS1 KAI1
FKS1 PAL2
GAS1 YMR316C-A
SHE4 ARC40
SHE4 CHS7
Transcriptional compensation for gene loss.


exists for a few SSL pairs
is extremely rare
Rationalization
Regulatory apparatus to detect gene loss…
Provides only a weak benefit if gene loss is rare
 Large mutational target

Outline

Human alternative-splicing motif search

Yeast synthetic-lethal network analysis
 Background
 Overlap with other biological relationships
 Network motifs
 Predicting synthetic lethality
 Role of transcription compensation in mutational
robustness
 SSL vs. protein interaction in predicting function
SSL vs protein interaction: The arena
Tested
for
genetic
intxn
Tested for
Protein intxn
Tested
for both
data sets: 1 genetic, 5 protein
SSL vs protein interaction
phys data set
(overlapping w/
genetic)
TAP spoke
gene pairs
104409
TAP matrix
104409
HMS-PCI spoke
168114
HMS-PCI matrix
168114
Y2H
566423
predictive
interaction
physical
genetic
physical
genetic
physical
genetic
GO characteristic
shared Process
shared Function
shared Component
accuracy sensitivity
0.42
0.006
0.19
0.041
0.31
0.008
0.15
0.061
0.29
0.012
0.08
0.048
Protein intxns are more accurate.
SSL intxns are more sensitive.
SSL vs protein interaction:
combining with other relationships
Common regulator
Gene co-occurence
Gene fusion
Gene neighborhood
Homology
mRNA coexpression
Chromosomal distance
Same localization
Same phenotype
Many ‘2-hop’ relationships
SSL vs protein interaction:
combining with other relationships
True Positive Rate (Sensitivity)
1
all characteristics
no P
no G
no P, G
P only
G only
P, G only
random
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.06
0.2
0.03
0
0
0.2
0.4
0.6 0
0.8
0
1
0.01
False Positive Rate (1 – Specificity)
0.02
Summary, Part II

SSL  other biological relationships

Motifs in an integrated S. cerevisiae network

Map of compensatory complexes

Predicting synthetic lethality


Transcriptional compensation plays a minor role in
robustness to gene loss
SSL vs. protein interaction in predicting function:
SSL wins but is complementary
Acknowledgments, Part II
Roth Lab
 Sharyl Wong
 Lan Zhang
 Oliver King
 Debra Goldberg
 Gabriel Berriz
 Frank Gibbons
 Others
Data Sources
 SGD
 MIPS
 YPD
Canadian Synthetic Lethal
Team
 Charlie Boone
 Amy Tong
 Guillaume Lesage
 Howard Bussey
 Brenda Andrews
 Xiaofeng Xin
 Gary Bader
 Zhijian Li
 Others
Marc Vidal
Probabilistic Decision Trees



Models conditional probability of one
variable given a combination of others.
Capable of integrating many variables
(built-in feature selection).
Provides intuition about why predictions
are made.
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