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Predicting ancestral syntenies Eric Tannier, INRIA, University of Lyon joint work with Cedric Chauve, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Frdric Boyer, CEA Grenoble, France Marie-France Sagot, INRIA, University of Lyon Paleogenomics


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Predicting ancestral syntenies

Eric Tannier, INRIA, University of Lyon joint work with Cedric Chauve, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Frédéric Boyer, CEA Grenoble, France Marie-France Sagot, INRIA, University of Lyon

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Paleogenomics in vertebrates, or the recovery of lost genomes from the mist

  • f times.
  • M. Muffato and H. R. Crollius.

BioEssays, 30:122–134, 2008. Ancestral Animal Genome Reconstructions

  • V. L. Rascol, P. Pontarotti, and A. Levasseur.

Current Opinions in Immunology, 19:542–546, 2008. Addressing chromosome evolution in the whole-genome sequence era.

  • T. Faraut.

Chromosome Research, 16:5–16, 2008.

Paleogenomics

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Paleogenomics in vertebrates, or the recovery of lost genomes from the mist of times.

  • M. Muffato and H. R. Crollius.

BioEssays, 2008

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Local and global methods

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Explain the difference between extant species using a minimum number of evolutionary events Dog Chimp Mouse

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Dog Chimp Mouse If some chromosome segments are cont- iguous in several extant species, then they are probably contiguous in their common ancestor

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Local and global methods

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Explain the difference between extant species using a minimum number of evolutionary events Dog Chimp Mouse

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Dog Chimp Mouse If some chromosome segments are cont- iguous in several extant species, then they are probably contiguous in their common ancestor

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Are molecular cytogenetics and bioinformatics suggesting diverging models

  • f ancestral mammalian genomes?

Froenicke, Garcia Caldes, Graphodatsky, Muller, Lyons, Robinson, Volleth, Yang, Wienberg Genome Research, mars 2006. The convergence of cytogenetics and rearrangement-based models for ancestral genome reconstruction Bourque, Pevzner, Tesler Genome Research, mars 2006. Ancestral genomes reconstruction: An integrated, multi-disciplinary approach is needed Rocchi, Archidiacono, Stanyon Genome Research, décembre 2006.

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Two different reconstructions of the same ancestral genome (boreoeutherian)

Bourque et al, Genome Research, 2006.

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A general framework for local methods

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Physical mapping technique

Probes DNA segment

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probes segments

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Physical mapping technique

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probes segments

Physical mapping technique

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probes segments

Physical mapping technique

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probes segments

Physical mapping technique

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Linear time Method: McConnell, SODA, 2005

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All solutions can be represented in a compact way

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How to obtain ancestral segments

  • M. Muffato and H. R. Crollius.

BioEssays, 2008

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How to obtain ancestral segments computation of syntenies

  • M. Muffato and H. R. Crollius.

BioEssays, 2008

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How to obtain ancestral segments computation of double syntenies

  • M. Muffato and H. R. Crollius.

BioEssays, 2008

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26 segments of the boreoeutherian ancestor Muffato et al, Bioessays, 2008

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Segments of the amniote ancestor

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Segments of the amniote ancestor Kohn et al, Trends in Genetics, 2006 Nakatani et al, Genome Research, 2007 present method syntenic associations between chicken chromosome segments

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Future works

✗ In case of absence of solution to the consecutive one's

(C1) problem, an optimisation phase is needed (we discard a minimum number of putative ancestral segments).

✗ A better understanding of the combinatorics of non C1

matrices would improve this framework.