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Bioinformatics bits of Life Dr. Tony C Smith Department of Computer Science University of Waikato

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith The essence is prediction from context … My dog is very littl_ My dog is very littl_ ?   We know that letters do not occur in English at random (e.g. ‘t’ is generally more common than ‘x’)   We know that context changes the probability of a letter (e.g. ‘x’ is more common than ‘t’ after the sequence “I eat Weet-Bi_”) Predicting symbols is fundamental to a wide range of important applications (e.g. encryption, compression)

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Prediction in bioinformatics Predicting the location of genes in DNA Predicting gene roles in an organism Predicting errors in a genetic transcription Predicting the function of proteins Predicting diseases from molecular samples Anything that involves “making a judgment”; a yes/no decision about whether some sample datum ‘does’ or ‘does not’ have some property.

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Representation W e e t – B i x … … to the computer, everything is binary!

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A A C G T C A T T C G A T G A T T C G A Just as we can teach a computer to predict things about a sequence of letters in English prose, we can also teach it to predict things about a other sequences—like a genetic sequence

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem ttgcaatcggcgctacgcttcaaaatttattatattcccggc gcggctacgttcatcccagcagcagcgattttaaaattaa cgcatcagactctcgtcgcgttcgtcgcctttattcacgcta atggacgacatcttttactacgacggcgcctacgcatcg cagcatacgacgcccagcatagtattttagaggcgagg acatcatcatatcgcagctacagcgcatcagacgcata cgacgacgactacgacgacactaacgacgatgttgcg cacccacaccagttatatagagacgaactcgcatcagc ttgcaatcggcgctacgcttcaaaatttattatattcccggc gcggctacgttcatcccagcagcagcgattttaaaattaa cgcatcagactctcgtcgcgttcgtcgcctttattcacgcta atggacgacatcttttactacgacggcgcctacgcatcg cagcatacgacgcccagcatagtattttagaggcgagg acatcatcatatcgcagctacagcgcatcagacgcata cgacgacgactacgacgacactaacgacgatgttgcg cacccacaccagttatatagagacgaactcgcatcagc

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Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem  A gene encodes a protein  It is a blueprint that provides biochemical instructions on how to construct a sequence of amino acids so as to make a working protein that will perform some function in the organism

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem encoding region untranslated region transcription factor RNA

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem untranslated region

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem untranslated region ttgcaatcggcgctacgcttcaaaatttattatattcccggc

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem ttgcaatcggcgctacgcttcaaaatttattatattcccggc What transcription factors bind to this gene? Where is the transcription factor binding site?

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem ttgcaatcggcgctacgcttcaaaatttattatattcccggc It is like predicting a phrase in a sentence: Mary saw _______ with her binoculars.

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem ttgcaatcggcgctacgcttcaaaatttattatattcccggc Clues:A binding site is often a short general pattern E.g. CCGATNATCGG

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem ttgcaatcggcgctacgcttcaaaatttattatattcccggc Clues:The patterns are often reverse complements E.g.CCGATNATCGG GGCTANTAGCC

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem ttgcaatcggcgctacgcttcaaaatttattatattcccggc Clues:Where there is one binding site, often there is another nearby.

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith A genetic prediction problem All of these properties are the kinds of things for which computer science has developed algorithms and data structures, and therefore it is exactly the kind of problem computer scientists should be able to solve … … though we haven’t yet!

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Artificial Intelligence Human brains can be expert at very hard tasks expert

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Artificial Intelligence Computers can be programmed to do a lot of hard things … often better! expert system expert

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Artificial Intelligence But people can start from nothing, then get better and better … and they are versatile! learnerexpert system

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Artificial Intelligence Machine learning is about creating programs that can get better and better learnerlearning system

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Machine learning creating computer programs that get better with experience learn how to make expert judgments discover previously hidden, potentially useful information (data mining) What is machine learning? How does it work? user provides learning system with examples of concept to be learned induction algorithm infers a characteristic model of the examples that model can represent “new knowledge” that was previously hidden, and/or it can be used to make predictions/decisions about future novel data

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith proteomics Three consecutive nucleotides in the coding region form a ‘codon’ … i.e. encode an amino acid. 3 nucleotides, 4 possibilities each {A, C, G, T}: 4 3 = 64 possible codons But there are only 20 amino acids! A string of amino acids makes a protein.

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith proteomics Glycine:GGA, GGC, GGG, GGT Tyrosine:TAT, TAC Methionine:ATG There is quite a bit of redundancy in codons.

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Amide group Carboxyl group R group Amino Acid

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith Amino Acid glycine tyrosine

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith

Biotechnology Biologists know proteins, computer scientists know machine learning Together, they can find out a lot of hidden information about genes and proteins Biotechnology is a multi-billion dollar industry Biotechnology is one of the best funded areas of scientific research

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith The University of Waikato Waikato University is the centre of the universe for machine learning The Machine Learning Group is a large, globally active, well-funded research group The WEKA workbench of ML tools is used around the world Professors at Waikato University literally wrote the book on sequence modeling

Bioinformatics Tony C Smith The University of Waikato If you’re seriously interested in machine learning, in getting involved in bioinformatics research, or indeed any other area along the leading edge of computer science, then university is the only place to be, and Waikato wants You!