Emerging Challenges in Information Theory for Life Sciences

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Emerging Challenges in Information Theory for Life Sciences Shankar Subramaniam et al.

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Early Origins Recognition of the role of information theoretic concepts in life sciences [Symposium on Information Theory in Biology, Gatlinburg, TN, Oct 29-31, 1956] Tempered Expectations – “Now, after 18 years of symposia and published articles on the subject, it is doubtful whether information theory has offered the experimental biologist anything more than vague insights and beguiling terminology.” [Horton Johnson, Science, 26 June, 1970]

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Reneissance Genomic sequences (in numbers) provided trememdous impetus for renewed efforts. Initial efforts focused on sequence convervation, gene finding, motifs, their structural and functional implications, evolution, and phylogeny. Complemented by phenotype databases, significant advances were made in understanding the genetic basis of disease through information theoretic methods and formalisms.

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Reniessance Hubert P. Yockey (2004) Information Theory, Evolution and the Origin of Life

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Current Investigations A G/C mutation at location 366 in the ABCR gene is implicated in macular degeneration (glycene to alanine in exon 17). This was identified through information theoretic analysis of splice acceptors. Allikmets et al., Gene 1998.

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Current Investigations Splicing varies among 3 common alleles that differ in length in the polymorphic polythymidine tract of the IVS 8 acceptor of the gene encoding the cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator Rogan et al., Human Mutation, 1998.

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Models and Methods An HMM for IGHV, IGHD, IGHJ genes along with junction states for mutations in CLL. Gaeta et al., Bioinformatics, 2007.

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Models and Methods Need to add some other methods here as well. Gaeta et al., Bioinformatics, 2007.

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Emerging Frontiers Enriched functional categories and pathways in colorectal cancer cell lines following treatment Fatima et al. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev 2008

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Emerging Frontiers Hedgehog (HH), Notch, and Wnt signaling are key stem cell self-renewal pathways that are deregulated in lung cancer and thus represent potential therapeutic targets Sun et al., JCI 2007

Information Theory and Life Sciences: Ongoing Work Network modeling Inference and annotation Phenotypic characterization Network phylogenetics Discriminant analysis Sun et al., JCI 2007

Inference in Protein Interactions

Network Phylogenetics

Network Modularity

Network Modularity

Network Modularity

Network Conservation

Network Conservation

Network Alignment Yeast vs. Fruit Fly alignment reveals a number of molecular machines

Pathways Analysis Toolkits

Outstanding Challenges Shankar, some help here?