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Protein-Protein Interactions and Macromolecule Modelling Juliette Martin Team Modelling Biological Macromolecules UMR 5086 Molecular Microbiology and Structural Biochemistry, IBCP Lyon Runion MASIM, Paris 16 novembre 2017 Where are we ?


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Protein-Protein Interactions and Macromolecule Modelling

Juliette Martin Team Modelling Biological Macromolecules

UMR 5086 Molecular Microbiology and Structural Biochemistry, IBCP Lyon

Réunion MASIM, Paris 16 novembre 2017

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Where are we ?

Institut de Biologie et Chimie des Protéines Lyon UMR 5086: Molecular Microbiology and Structural Biochemistry A 10 team unit

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Who are we ?

Luca Monticelli CR INSERM Richard Lavery DR CNRS Guillaume Launay MdC Lyon 1 Team leader

Team MOBI: Modelling Biological Macromolecules

Juliette Martin CR CNRS Mélanie Garnier IE CDD

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What do we do ?

  • Simulation of biological macromolecules :

biomembranes, protein-DNA complexes, protein-protein complexes

  • Developments in Structural Bioinformatics : protein

interface prediction, structural study of non-interacting proteins, tails in protein complexes, protein-protein docking, tools for structural bioinformatics, inference of protein-protein interaction networks

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Molecular simula-ons of biomembranes

MARTINI coarse-grained force field development Biomembranes: interac=on with synthe=c materials Lipid droplet biogenesis

Luca Monticelli

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Dynamics of protein-DNA recognition

Experimental

Classical MD simulation Simplified rigid models ✓ Essential features for stability and recognition Ethève et al NAR 2015 Ethève et al NAR 2016 Ethève et al NAR 2017 Loic Ethève Richard Lavery Juliette Martin ✓ Time-dependent recognition

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Dynamics of protein-protein complexes

Elisa Frezza Juliette Martin Richard Lavery Allosteric regulation of an adenyly-cyclase by binding of regulatory G-protein Frezza et al submitted G-protein binding ATP locked into active conformation mobile ATP

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Structural Bioinformatics

  • Protein interface prediction,
  • Structural study of non-interacting proteins,
  • Tails in protein complexes,
  • Protein-protein docking,
  • Tools for structural bioinformatics,
  • Inference of protein-protein interaction networks
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  • Highly localized interac1on

regions on the surface of most of the proteins

  • These regions are enriched

in experimental interfaces

  • The number of probes can

be reduced, without signal loss (AUC=0.64)

Mar1n J, Lavery R: Arbitrary protein-protein docking targets biologically relevant

  • interfaces. BMC Biophysics 2012, 5:7.

Mar1n J: Benchmarking protein–protein interface predic1ons: Why you should care about protein size. Proteins 2014, 82:1444–1452. 25 probes HEX GPU

Protein interface prediction

Guillaume Launay Mélanie Garnier Juliette Martin Richard Lavery

  • Highly localized regions
  • Enrichment in

experimental interfaces

  • Computationally tractable
  • Original signal in

prediction

  • Correct prediction for

70% of the interfaces

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Protein interface prediction

Guillaume Launay Mélanie Garnier Juliette Martin Reille et al submitted

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Non-interacting Proteins

Interac(ng proteins Non-interac(ng proteins

Guillaume Launay Nicoletta Ceres Juliette Martin ✓ A very common situation ✓ Predicted as stable by coarse- grain model ✓ Major shortcuts in the native network Launay, Ceres and Martin, Scientific Reports 2017

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A new picture of protein-protein interactions

0.2% Functional interactions 99.8% Negative interactions 9% pairs with compatible structures Negative regulation

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Tails in protein-protein complexes

Martin et al, PLoS ONE 2016 Olivier Martin Guillaume Launay Juliette Martin

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C elegans doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0162143.g008

✓ Terminal residues are strongly rejected at the periphery of interfaces ✓ Terminal residues do not act as charged side chains

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Protein-protein docking

Guillaume Launay Mélanie Garnier Juliette Martin Masahito Ohue, Tokyo Ins2tute

  • f Technology

MEGADOCK docking engine Ongoing work….

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Tools for structural bioinformatics

Guillaume Launay Mélanie Garnier

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Tools for structural bioinformatics

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Tools for structural bioinformatics

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Inference of protein-protein interactions

Guillaume Launay Juliette Martin

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Inference of protein-protein interactions Inference of protein-protein interactions

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Inference of protein-protein interactions

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Take-home message

The MOBI team at IBCP is interested in: ✓ Simulation of biological Macromolecules ✓ Structural bioinformatics of Protein-Protein Interactions under various aspects

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Acknowledgments

MOBI team Luca Monticelli Richard Lavery Guillaume Launay Mélanie Garnier Juliette Martin juliette.martin@ibcp.fr