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Computational learning of stem cell fates Martina Koeva 09/10/07

The fascinating world of stem cells Adult and embryonic stem cells Pluripotency and multipotency Differentiation and proliferation stem cell progenitor cell differentiated cell

Therapeutic potential of stem cells Parkinson’s disease Cancer –leukemia

Current challenges in stem cells Chromatin, chromatin state and differentiation MiRNAs and differentiation More and better marker genes

Proposed aims Aim 1: Assess coherence of gene modules in stem cell differentiation –Chromosomal gene neighborhoods –Predicted targets of a miRNA Aim 2: Identify and classify cell state in stem cell differentiation using gene expression data Aim 3: Identify differential gene expression patterns in hierarchical stem cell lineages

Open and closed chromatin Adapted from

Stem cells show domains of co- expression on the chromosome chromosomal position Real genomeRandomized genome co-expression score chromosomal position Li 2006

Aim 1: Test domain silencing hypothesis Stem cells - “open” chromatin Differentiation - “closed” chromatin

Chromatin silencing hypothesis

Hematopoietic system in mouse

High-throughput gene expression data in the hematopoietic system Weissman lab cDNA microarray data in mouse Pairwise comparisons between LT-HSC, ST-HSC and MPP cell populations

What genes are expressed? Relative expression between conditions Probability of expression of gene in each condition Adapted from

Empirical probabilistic expression detection Probabilistic empirical Bayesian method for expression estimation of a gene Positive and negative control distributions Average posterior probability for each gene Evaluated against an ANOVA FDR-based approach

Global windowing approach Probability of co-expression within window Global effects –Windowing approach - two gene window –Likelihood score Co-expressed genes within window Co-expression of neighboring genes Genes within distance

Global windowing approach

Local windowing approach

Gene neighborhood with significant co-expression scores Gene neighborhoods with significant scores Ror1 - receptor tyrosine kinase Jak1 - Jak tyrosin protein kinase Lepr - Leptin receptor precursor Pde4b, Pgm2

Summary and proposed steps for chromatin domain analysis Co-expressed chromosomal gene neighborhoods –Identification and evaluation Chromatin domain silencing hypothesis –Evaluation Publicly available stem cell differentiation experiments

Role of microRNAs in gene regulation

MicroRNAs in the hematopoietic system Weissman lab Differentially expressed miRNAs in human –Hematopoietic system –What do they do? Prediction of miRNA targets Can we tie miRNA expression and miRNA target expression?

Functional enrichment of predicted targets Cell adhesion; Cell-cell adhesion; Calcium ion binding Cluster of miRNAs differentially expressed between HSCs and LSCs Daniel Sam

Role of miRNAs in differentiation through target expression analysis Predicted targets with similar expression profiles –Common regulation Conservation of target expression through evolution

MicroRNAs can show inverse correlation to their predicted targets during differentiation Felli 2005

Summary and proposed steps for miRNA role in differentiation analysis Modules of miRNA targets with shared expression profiles –Identification and evaluation Role of specific miRNAs in differentiation –Evaluation

Stem cell state classification Cell surface marker genes (used in FACS analysis)

Gene-based and pathway-based features

Tissue comparisons using different feature types

Aim 2: Classify cell state in differentiation experiments

Classifier compendium

Summary and proposed steps for classification aim Complementarity of feature types –Feature selection Compendium of classifiers from stem cell differentiation experiments Evaluation –Hematopoietic system

Current methods for stem cell population isolation and purification Cell surface marker genes (used in FACS analysis)

Aim 3: Systematic identification of hierarchically expressed genes Can we identify other indicator genes? Differential expression analysis –Hematopoietic system –ANOVA FDR-based approach Next step: hierarchical expression analysis

Scoring method for identifying indicator genes

Hierarchically expressed genes missed by direct diff. expression

Summary and proposed steps for hierarchical expression detection analysis Method for identification of hierarchically expressed genes Apply to gene expression experiments with hierarchical stem cell lineages

Acknowledgements Josh Stuart Committee members –Kevin Karplus –Raquel Prado –Camilla Forsberg Collaborators –Weissman lab –Daniel Sam Others –Alex Williams –Charlie Vaske –Craig Lowe –David Bernick –Matt Weirauch

MicroRNA targets with inverse correlation: functional enrichment

Chromosome 17 Alk - anaplastic lymphoma kinase: tyrosine kinase (orphan receptor; plays an important role in normal development Xdh - xanthine dehydrogenase; regulation of epithilial cell differentiation

Chromosome 17 Marcksl1 - MARCKS-like 1 -- high level of co-expression with neighboring genes Hdac1 - histone deacetylase 1

Cell surface marker genes Images used from