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Multi-Omics with Galaxy for Diverse Biological Applications Tim Griffin and Pratik Jagtap University of Minnesota galaxyp.org Outline Galaxy-P and mass spectrometry-based proteomics multi-omics data analysis Multi-omics application 1:


  1. Multi-Omics with Galaxy for Diverse Biological Applications Tim Griffin and Pratik Jagtap University of Minnesota galaxyp.org

  2. Outline • Galaxy-P and mass spectrometry-based proteomics multi-omics data analysis • Multi-omics application 1: Proteogenomics • Multi-omics application 2: Metaproteomics • Access and Questions galaxyp.org

  3. Acknowledgements COMMUNITY-BASED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Bjoern Guening and Bérénice Batut Dr. Pratik Jagtap (Co-leader, Galaxy-P) University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany Praveen Kumar Harald Barsnes and Marc Vaudel Subina Mehta University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway Caleb Easterly Lennart Martens and Bart Mesuere Ray Sajulga Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium Magnus Arntzen Andrew Rajczewski Haixu Tang and Sujun Li Francesco Delogu Dr. Shane Hubler Indiana University Live H. Hagen Mark Esler Krishanpal Anamika and Priyabrata Panigrahi Phil Pope Dr. Art Eschenlauer Persistent Systems Limited, India Dr. Candace Guerrero Lloyd Smith and Michael Shortreed James Johnson Benoit Kunath Matt Chambers University of Wisconsin-Madison Tom McGowan NMBU/University Marie Crane Tom Doak and Jeremy Fischer Dr. Getiria Onsongo of Luxembourg Emma Leith Indiana University Dr. Michael Milligan Galaxy Community Brian Crooker Wanda Weber Matt Andrews Katie Vermillion Funding NSF award 1458524 twitter.com/usegalaxyp NIH award U24CA199347 galaxyp.org galaxyp.org

  4. Mass spectrometry-based proteomics as a center-piece of multi-omics galaxyp.org galaxyp.org galaxyp.org

  5. Proteogenomics: enabling more comprehensive identification of proteomes galaxyp.org galaxyp.org galaxyp.org

  6. Potential results generated by proteogenomics galaxyp.org galaxyp.org galaxyp.org

  7. Bioinformatic requirements of proteogenomics • Software – sophisticated, multi-step workflows • Customized dB generation • Matching sequences to MS/MS data • Filtering and QC! • Interpretation! Beyond a list.... galaxyp.org galaxyp.org galaxyp.org J. Proteome Res., 2014, 13, pp 5898 – 5908

  8. Galaxy as an enabling platform J Proteome Res. 2018 Dec 24 • Raw data to results viewing and interpretation • Comparison of RNA and protein abundance profiles • Analysis of variant impact • Mapping of proteins to genomes J Proteome Res. 2018 Sep 5 galaxyp.org galaxyp.org

  9. Example Applications -- Proteogenomics of Ground Squirrel Hibernation Mapping of proteins to genome for annotation galaxyp.org galaxyp.org J Proteome Res. 2015 14:4792-804. (Matt Andrews, Katie Vermillion, UMN-Duluth)

  10. Example application: comparative proteo-transcriptomics in bovine • Bos taurus liver tissues compared precalving and postcalving, analyzed by quantitative RNA-Seq transcriptomics and label-free MS- based proteomics • Correlation between RNA and protein abundance response via QuanTP in Galaxy-P J Proteome Res. 2018 Dec 24 (Brian Crooker, Wanda Weber, UMN) galaxyp.org galaxyp.org

  11. METAPR APROTEOMICS OTEOMICS Mic icrobiome: Microbial genetic potential and response Multiple studies have shown correlation of microbial composition with physiological conditions. Metagenomics: DNA Sequencing identifies species present within complex community (16S rRNA and Whole Genome Sequencing). Metatranscriptomics: RNA Sequencing identifies species present and possible functions within complex communi (RNASeq). Metaproteomics: The large-scale characterization of the entire protein complement of environmental microbiota at a given point in time. Potential to unravel the mechanistic details of microbial interactions with host / Fulbright et al (2017) The microbiome environment by analyzing the functional dynamics and the hallmarks of cancer. PLOS Pathogens 13(9): e1006480. of the microbiome. Microbial-derived signals modulate numerous hallmarks of cancer through diverse mechanisms. galaxyp.org

  12. Metaproteomics Workflow Q UANTITATIVE F UNCTIONAL D ATABASE D ATABASE A NALYSIS A NALYSIS SEARCH G ENERATION Known & Function S TRATEGIES FASTQ • Proteins Hypothetical Function Unknown Function Peptides Protein / Peptide FASTA • Shared Taxonomy Search Unassigned Taxonomy Spectral counts Algorithm Unique OR Peptides Intensity data Spectra T AXONOMY A NALYSIS

  13. MetaQuantome metaQuantome allows for robust • quantitative functional & taxonomic analysis from metaproteomics datasets. o Quantitative : Supports analysis of multiple samples, including comparison across multiple experimental conditions o Support for function-taxonomy interaction analysis : Leverages taxonomic and functional information of the same dataset ome o Flexible & Accessible : Free and open source – available on Github, Python Package Index, Bioconda, and Galaxy galaxyp.org

  14. Case Study : Sucrose-induced oral dysbiosis Mass spectral data was acquired from plaque • samples from twelve subjects at high risk for dental caries grown in biofilm reactor in the presence (With Sucrose, or WS ) and absence of sucrose (No Sucrose, or NS ) (12 in each group, 24 total samples) Mass spectra were searched against the Human • Oral Microbiome database (HOMD) to identify microbial peptides. Quantitation, functional annotation, and • taxonomic assignment was performed in Galaxy; metaQuantome was used to analyze the results. Rudney et al., BMC Microbiome DOI: 10.1186/s40168-015-0136-z

  15. Oral dysbiosis results: volcano plots TAXONOMY FUNCTION

  16. Oral dysbiosis results: pca plots TAXONOMY FUNCTION

  17. Oral dysbiosis results: Heatmaps TAXONOMY FUNCTION

  18. Oral dysbiosis results: Function-Taxonomy Taxonomy units contribution to carbohydrate metabolism WS NS Proportion of peptide intensity Taxon Taxon

  19. Fut utur ure e Directions ections Analyze more datasets (clinical and ● environmental) Alternative tools for quantitation, taxonomy & ● function. Investigate peptides/proteins of unknown ● function/taxonomy Integrate the metaproteomics workflow with an ● existing metatranscriptomics quantitative analysis & visualization workflow (ASaiM) within Galaxy. Differential expression analysis: proteins of known (L) and unknown (R) function

  20. MULTI TI-OMI OMICS CS APPROACH H FOR FU FUNCT NCTIO IONAL AL MIC ICROBI OBIOME OME ANALYSI SIS • Multi-omic approaches (metatranscriptomics & metaproteomics) characterize the functional molecules that may contribute to microbial responses. • We are implementing a metatranscriptomics and metaproteomics quantitative analysis pipeline within Galaxy-P. galaxyp.org

  21. ACCES ESSING SING TH THE MULTI TI-OMIC OMIC WORKFL RKFLOWS Proteogenomics Gateway : z.umn.edu/proteogenomicsgateway Step-by-step instructions for Galaxy instance usage : z.umn.edu/pginnov18 Metaproteomics Gateway : z.umn.edu/metaproteomicsgateway Step-by-step instructions for Galaxy instance usage : z.umn.edu/suppS1 Tools also available on : https://proteomics.usegalaxy.eu/ Publications : z.umn.edu/galaxypreferences galaxyp.org Contact Us : http://galaxyp.org/contact twitter.com/usegalaxyp

  22. ACKNO KNOWLED WLEDGMENT GMENTS Funding University of Minnesota Timothy Griffin PI Magnus Øverlie Arntzen Praveen Kumar Minnesota Supercomputing Institute Francesco Delogu Candace Guerrero Harald Barsnes James Johnson NMBU, Subina Mehta Marc Vaudel Oslo, Norway Thomas McGowan Adrian Hegeman (Co-I) University of Carolin Michael Milligan Art Eschenlauer Bergen, Norway Kolmeder Ray Sajulga University of Caleb Easterly Lennart Martens (Co-I) Helsinki, Andrew Rajczewski Bart Mesuere Finland Robbert G Singh Brook Nunn VIB, UGhent, Belgium U of Washington Thilo Muth Bernhard Renard Robert Koch Institut Judson Hervey Biologists / collaborators Josh Elias Naval Research Laurie Parker Stanford Institute Joel Rudney University Washington, D.C. Maneesh Bhargava Amy Skubitz Chris Wendt Anamika Krishanpal Lloyd Smith (Co-I) Brian Crooker Alessandro Tanca Priyabrata Panigrahi Michael Shortreed Steven Friedenberg Porto Conte Persistent Systems Limited UW-Madison Kevin Viken Ricerche, Italy Ira Cooke and Maria Doyle Kristin Boylan Townsville , Australia Marnie Peterson Thomas Doak Stephan Kang Somiah Afiuni Bjoern Gruening Jeremy Fisher Brian Sandri Intero Life Sciences Bérénice Batut Haixu Tang Alexa Pragman University of Freiburg, Maria Doyle Sujun Li Wanda Weber Freiburg, Germany Melbourne , Australia Amy Treeful Indiana University Matt Chambers Nashville, TN galaxyp.org galaxyp.org twitter.com/usegalaxyp

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