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An improved metric for the comparison of RNAi knockout phenotypes
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Background RNAi can effectively ‘knock out’ a gene
Large-scale studies systematically perform RNAi on many genes, identify phenotypes Embryonic Lethal, Uncoordinated, Thin…
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Background Phenotypes can be thought of as gene descriptors
Each gene has a binary vector, with each entry corresponding to a single phenotype Classic information theory setup
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Previous methods Classic approach: given a collection of genes, “eye them up” for common phenotypes Piano “Gene Clustering Based on RNAi Phenotypes of Ovary-Enriched Genes in C. elegans” Gunsalus “RNAiD and PhenoBlast: web tools for genome-wide phenotypic mapping projects.” Gunsalus “Predictive models of molecular machines involved in Caenorhabditis elegans early embryogenesis”
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Tested metrics PREVIOUS METRICS Pearson Correlation
Uncentered Pearson Correlation Simple Match (1s) Simple Match (1s and 0s) NOVEL METRICS “Scaled Match” “Loss of function agreement score” IDF AND RELATED Inverse Document Frequency (IDF) Frequency Dot Product (FDP) Residual IDF Scaled IDF OTHER CanB Euclidean Distance Hamming Distance Jaccard Distance Mutual Information Rand Index
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Precision/Recall
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Network Degree Distributions
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Shared Phenotypes per linked gene pair
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Overview of subnetwork phenotypes
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Number of enriched phenotypes per subnetwork
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Subnetwork coverage of best GO category
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Circularity Issues Go is basically built from knockout phenotypes
Makes it very hard to evaluate predictions on a large scale 19/35 phenotypes overlap a GO category by at least 50% (several overlap a few) For example, 71 genes have the ‘Sluggish Movement’ (SLU) phenotype. Of these, 70 are in the ‘positive regulation of locomotion’ category, which itself is comprised of only 82 genes.
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Future Work Smaller subnetworks (or clustering)
How well does the new phenotype data integrate with other functional data (co-expression, p2p, genetic, combination)? Metric level Network level Triangle level Subnetwork level Look for interesting biology in 9 novel subnetworks
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