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Evolutionary decomposition & structural characterization of functionally distinct protein isoforms Elodie Laine, Laboratory of Computational and Quantitative Biology Analytical Genomics team (dir. A. Carbone, www.lcqb.upmc.fr/AnalGenom/)


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Elodie Laine, Laboratory of Computational and Quantitative Biology Analytical Genomics team (dir. A. Carbone, www.lcqb.upmc.fr/AnalGenom/)

Evolutionary decomposition & structural characterization

  • f functionally distinct protein isoforms
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Alternative Splicing

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Alternative Splicing

Gene

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Alternative Splicing

Transcription

mRNA transcripts Gene

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Alternative Splicing

Transcription Translation

mRNA transcripts Protein isoforms Gene

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Alternative starts

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Alternative starts Mutually exclusive

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Alternative starts Mutually exclusive Insertion

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With many lines, the network may become quite complex!

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Main questions

  • How does alternative splicing impact

protein structure and interactions?

  • What are the evolutionary ages of
  • bserved alternative splicing events?
  • How did alternative splicing induced

new functions in evolution? 5

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Methodology

ThorAxe PhyloSofS

To find orthologous exons To reconstruct transcripts’ phylogenies and predict isoforms’ 3D structures 6

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Inputs & Outputs

7 Annotated transcripts

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Inputs & Outputs

7 Splice graph Phylogenetic forest Annotated transcripts 3D model s-exon

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S-exon identification

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Predict structural features Search for structural templates Evaluate coverage Annotate s-exons Generate 3D models

Molecular modelling

Structural template search is performed in an iterative way and centered on s-exons.

#(templates) s-exon

First iteration

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Predict structural features Search for structural templates Evaluate coverage Annotate s-exons Generate 3D models

Molecular modelling

Structural template search is performed in an iterative way and centered on s-exons.

#(templates) s-exon

After 4 iterations

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Case study - CAMK2B

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Case study - CAMK2B

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Case study - CAMK2B

Proline-rich regions, likely to be involved in interactions

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Case study - MYO1B

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11 Template 4R8G

Case study - MYO1B

CAM-binding motifs s-exons

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% Q ) + 0 1 2 3 6 R 5 S 9 : T < = ? A 7 C D E F U V H I J K L M N O P 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 Number of templates by exons Exons Number of templates 0- 24.99% 25- 49.99% 50- 74.99% 75- 100%

A few more examples

W X Y Z J M N O P 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Exons Number of templates 0- 24.99% 75- 100%

JNK family NEBL

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13 50 human genes… ๏ belonging to 16 families ๏ across 12 species ๏ ~900 transcripts (Ensembl) ๏ [8-91] s-exons (ThorAxe)

Summary of the results

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13 50 human genes… ๏ belonging to 16 families ๏ across 12 species ๏ ~900 transcripts (Ensembl) ๏ [8-91] s-exons (ThorAxe) 69 conserved AS events involving 105 s-exons

Summary of the results

Alter End Alter Start Exclusive tuple Insertion/ Deletion Described in the literature Not documented With structural information Not characterized

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13 50 human genes… ๏ belonging to 16 families ๏ across 12 species ๏ ~900 transcripts (Ensembl) ๏ [8-91] s-exons (ThorAxe) 69 conserved AS events involving 105 s-exons

Summary of the results

Alter End Alter Start Exclusive tuple Insertion/ Deletion Described in the literature Not documented With structural information Not characterized

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binding affinity (prot) binding affinity (RNA) binding specificity (DNA) cellular localization immunological recognition partner dissociation partner specificity regulation unknown

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Protein interactions

DNA sequence specificity RNA binding affinity substrate binding partner dissociation

PAX6 FMR1 FYN TPM1

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Perspectives

๏ Transfer protein interaction annotations ๏ Characterize disordered regions ๏ Compare conformational preferences ๏ Include RNA-seq data to better estimate conservation levels ๏ Automatically detect events of interest in the splice graph

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THANKS!

ThorAxe & PhyloSofS https://github.com/PhyloSofS-Team

Hugues Richard Diego Javier Zea Antoine Labeeuw Sofya Laskina Alexander Korzec Adel Ait-Hamlat Lélia Polit Analytical Genomics @LCQB Robert Koch Institut