The global transcriptional regulatory network for metabolism in Escherichia coli exhibits few dominant functional states Speaker: Zhu Yang 03.05.2006.

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The global transcriptional regulatory network for metabolism in Escherichia coli exhibits few dominant functional states Speaker: Zhu Yang

References C. L. Barrett, C. D. Herring, J. L. Reed, and B. O. Palsson, 2005, The global transcriptional regulatory network for metabolism in Escherichia coli exhibits few dominant functional states, PNAS, 102 (52):

Purpose To comprehensively simulate the full set of possible molecular interactions to gain a global view of the range of functional network states and to compare the results with experimental outcomes.

Materials and Methods iMC1010v1 Minimal Media. Expression Data. Growth Simulations. Computation-Based Activity Profiles. Clustering Profiles. Visualizing Profiles in 3-Dimensional Space. Experiment-Based Activity Profiles. Comparing Computation-Based Profiles with Experiment-Based Profiles.

Accounts for a total of 1,010 ORFs in E. coli, or about one-third of the functionally assigned ORFs on the E. coli genome. Was constructed solely from experimentally verified molecular interactions reported in primary literature sources. Represents 906 metabolic ORFs that enable 932 unique biochemical reactions (including transport reactions) among 625 metabolites and 104 transcription factors regulating the expression of 479 of the 1,010 ORFs in the reconstruction.

Growth Simulations Of the 108,723 minimal-media compositions, 15,580 were predicted to allow cellular growth by iMC1010v1. Any condition that resulted in a biomass doubling time of, at most, 12 h was considered to be one that allowed cellular growth. Simulations corresponded to log-phase batch growth for 50 min, with time steps in 5-min intervals.

Computation-Based Gene- Expression Profiles The expression level of each gene for a growth simulation was computed to be the fraction of all time steps for which the gene was active, or ‘‘on’’ and then rounded to 0 or 1.

Computation-Based Activity Profiles

Clustering Profiles The similarity between growth simulations was quantified by computing the Hamming distance between either the computation- based gene-expression profiles or the computation-based activity profiles. used a distance cutoff to decide whether to place a profile within an existing cluster or to form a new cluster.

Expression Data Microarray data from nine different experimental conditions were obtained from various studies performed in this laboratory and in others.

Experiment-Based Activity Profiles

Comparing Computation-Based Profiles with Experiment-Based Profiles We were interested in measuring the degree to which the spatial relationship among the experimental profiles matched the spatial relationship among computational profiles for both gene-expression and activity profiles. Because computational and experimental profiles reside in different metric spaces, they are not directly comparable. To measure the degree of correspondence, we computed the distance between all pairs of experimental profiles and all pairs of computational profiles for the nine growth environments.

Results Integrating E. coli transcriptional regulatory network structure with simulated gene-expression profiles reveals a global functional organization. Functional States of are globally organized according to the terminal electron acceptor and carbon source. The activity of a few TFs distinguishes the dominant operating modes of. Experimental Expression-Profiling Data Support the Clustering Results.

The clusters of all computation-based gene- expression profiles

The clusters of all computation- based activity profiles

Discussion The set of all possible network states has few dominant modes These modes are primarily organized according to the terminal electron acceptor and whether or not glucose or gluconate was the carbon source The clusters can also be organized based on the activities of relatively few TFs, consistent with recent genome-scale experimental results and limited expression profiling data The integrated network gives a crisper clustering structure of functional states than without regulatory information and should lead to focused further experimentation to determine the functional states of this network.

Conclusion The results of this study show consistency between the computed behavior of the network and what one would intuitively expect from the known physiology of E. coli. Represents an integration of diverse sources of data.