1. Marc Robinson-Rechavi Département d'Ecologie et d'Evolution Université de Lausanne Genomique structurale comparative et evolution des proteines What is structural genomics? Structural genomics with a phylogenetic framework: evolution of thermostability in T. maritima Some perspectives

2. Lesley et al. 2002 PNAS 99:11664-69 La génomique structurale c'est quoi ? Determination of the 3D structure of many proteins (all of one organism? all folds?) differences with "traditional" structural biology: the structure may be the first information concerning this protein deliberate effort to sample a large diversity of proteins target status public in TargetDB automatation differences with other "omics" : numbers still low (100-200 structures / center / year) high quality of data example : pipeline of the Joint Center for Structural Genomics

3. Taxonomic distribution of structural genomic results Archées Eucaryotes Figures de Todd et al 2005 J Mol Biol 348:1235-60 Bactéries Novelty distribution of structural genomics (SG) or "classical" (2yr-PDB) structures really new 0Identical or near-identical (≥95% seq. identity) 1Close sequence homologue detectable by SSEARCH 2Distant sequence homologue detectable by HMMs 3Distant homologue, where the relationship was detectable only from structure 4New superfamily belonging to an old fold 5New fold

4. Structural genomics with a phylogenetic framework: Evolution of thermostability in T. maritima T. maritima: Bacteria, Thermotogales growth temperature = 80ºC model of structural genomics: highest success rate of crystalization How do proteins function at 80ºC? previous studies on structures: constrasted results: "There is more than one way to kill a cat" importance of salt bridges debate on compactness Few experimental structures No phylogenetic framework HAM1 homolog RMSD = 2.25 Å E. coli : 37°C T. maritima : 80°C Structural Genomics of Thermotoga maritima Proteins Shows that Contact Order Is a Major Determinant of Protein Thermostability M Robinson-Rechavi, A Godzik Structure 13:857-60 (2005) Contribution of Electrostatic Interactions, Compactness and Quaternary Structure to Protein Thermostability: Lessons from Structural Genomics of Thermotoga maritima M Robinson-Rechavi, A Alibés, A Godzik J Mol Biol 356:547-57 (2006)

5. Materials and Methods BlastP PDB T. maritima against Hogenom protein families including PDB entries phylogeny (PhyML, JTT+  ) manual definition of homology relations definition of pairs: 1 T. maritima PDB entry per family 1 mesophilic bacterial PDB entry per family: - orthologs prefered over paralogs - smallest RMSD prefered when choice - xenologs (HGT) excluded structural analysis on single chains without HET atoms programs used: FATCAT, WHATIF, CaPTURE, DSSP, PQS, PSQS, contactOrder.pl FFAS search for distant homologs no structure in data network analysis: residues = nodes link if ≤ 4.5 Å apart in structure > 3 aa apart in sequence

6.  the differences between paralogs and between orthologs are in the same direction the differences between paralogs are larger -> differences due to T. maritima, not (other) change of function -> paralogs are more structurally divergent than orthologs (RMSD = 2.13 Å vs. 2.05 Å)

7.  difference predicted by litterature, but significance marginal difference predicted by litterature, but no difference

8.  more electrostatic interactions in T. maritima (values per residue)

9.  more compact proteins in T. maritima

10. Different proteins adapt to thermostability in different ways correlations between variations in contact order accessible surface area (ASA) connectivity protein length proportion of disorganized regions correlations between variations in salt bridges cation-  interactions charged vs. polar (CvP) compositional bias conserved T. maritima - mesophile no change in ASA no correlation of contact order change with ASA change nor connectivity change high change in salt bridges strong correlation salt bridge - cation-  variation different between T. maritima and mesophile high change in ASA correlation of contact order change with ASA change and connectivity change low change in salt bridges no correlation salt bridge - cation-  variations quaternary structure no correlation

11. Control: Are the differences between T. maritima and mesophilic bacteria really due to thermophily? no feature is significantly different between T. maritima and other thermophiles T. maritima protein structures are representative of thermophiles

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SR54_ACIAM_Acidianus_ambivalens_Archaea_1J8M SR54_SULSO_Sulfolobus_solfataricus_Archaea_1QZW FTSY_THEAQ_Thermus_aquaticus_Bacteria_1OKK FTSY_ECOLI_Escherichia_coli_Bacteria_1FTS example of cell division protein FtsY Different proteins adapt to thermostability in different ways (even homologs)

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Q9KA08_Bacillus_halodurans_Bacteria AAO82775_Enterococcus_faecalis_Bacteria Q88WJ8_Lactobacillus_plantarum_Bacteria Q9CHB9_Lactococcus_lactis_Bacteria Q8E677_Streptococcus_agalactiae_Bacteria Q8E0K4_Streptococcus_agalactiae_Bacteria Q8CWX8_Streptococcus_mutans_Bacteria Q8DPK2_Streptococcus_pneumoniae_Bacteria Q9A0X7_Streptococcus_pyogenes_Bacteria Q8K891_Streptococcus_pyogenes_Bacteria Q8CPH9_Staphylococcus_epidermidis_Bacteria Q99UN5_Staphylococcus_aureus_Bacteria Q8NX08_Staphylococcus_aureus_Bacteria O80842_Arabidopsis_thaliana_Eukaryota FTSY_AQUAE_Aquifex_aeolicus_Bacteria O83587_Treponema_pallidum_Bacteria O51103_Borrelia_burgdorferi_Bacteria Q9PN89_Campylobacter_jejuni_Bacteria FTSY_HELPJ_Helicobacter_pylori_Bacteria AAP05526_Chlamydophila_caviae_Bacteria Q9PLA0_Chlamydia_muridarum_Bacteria O84827_Chlamydia_trachomatis_Bacteria SR54_ECO57_Escherichia_coli_Bacteria_1DUL SR54_THEAQ_Thermus_aquaticus_Bacteria_1FFH SR54_HUMAN_Homo_sapiens_Eukaryota_1MFQ SR54_ACIAM_Acidianus_ambivalens_Archaea_1J8M SR54_SULSO_Sulfolobus_solfataricus_Archaea_1QZW FTSY_THEAQ_Thermus_aquaticus_Bacteria_1OKK FTSY_ECOLI_Escherichia_coli_Bacteria_1FTS rel. ASA contact order salt bridges/residue E. coli2.290.08870.0306 Thermus aquaticus2.360.08350.0379 T. maritima2.210.09880.0341 Sulfolobus solfataricus 2.690.06560.0374 Acidianus ambivalens2.430.07930.0407 Thermus aquaticus2.370.08810.0662 more compact slightly more salt bridges less compact much more salt bridges archeal + eukaryotic paralogs bacterial paralogs bacterial orthologs Different proteins adapt to thermostability in different ways (even homologs)

14. protein families with 1 T. maritima structure 1 mesophilic structure 1 other thermophilic structure -> 7/8 different features for thermostability in different species overall, no significant correlation in features between thermophilic species (p > 0.05) different proteins adapt to thermostability by different features proteins in different species adapt to thermostability by different features Different proteins adapt to thermostability in different ways (even homologs)

15. Conclusions concerning T. maritima features of ionic interactions and compactness are relevant to 96% of protein pairs some previously reported features are not significant (notably H bonds, IV structure) paralogs follow the same trends as orthologs, with more divergence T. maritima proteins are representative of thermophiles different proteins follow different strategies: between families inside families (homologs) link to IV structure evolution An evolutionary framework has brought input to structural genomics

16. Perspectives: what can structural genomics bring to evolutionary studies? Structural coverage of the T. maritima genome as a function of PDB growth (or time). Annotation method: blue, FFAS score 30%; red, sequence identity >95%. Friedberg et al. 2004 Current Op Struct Biol 14:307-12 more and more protein families have at least one structure -> modeling of all family members -> evolution by speciation or duplication at the structure level more and more protein families or superfamilies have >2 structures -> study the evolution of protein structure

17. Conclusion and aknowledgements structural genomics promises to add a level of information to genomics and transcriptomics will it hold its promise? will we know to make the best of it? Joint Center for Structural Genomics & Burnham Institute (San Diego) Andreu Alibès Adam Godzik Université de Lausanne Grigoris Amoutzias Gilles Parmentier Romain Studer