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Molecular simulations of DNA loop extrusion explain and predict human genome architecture Adrian Sanborn Stanford University; The Center for Genome Architecture at Baylor College of Medicine, Rice University FUNDAMENTAL PUZZLE: SAME GENOME


  1. Molecular simulations of DNA loop extrusion explain and predict human genome architecture Adrian Sanborn Stanford University; The Center for Genome Architecture at Baylor College of Medicine, Rice University

  2. FUNDAMENTAL PUZZLE: SAME GENOME à DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS

  3. THE GENOME IS FULL OF “SPOOKY ACTION AT A DISTANCE”

  4. THE GENOME IS FULL OF “SPOOKY ACTION AT A DISTANCE”

  5. THE HUMAN GENOME IS LONG 3 BILLION LETTERS 2 METERS …CGTTTACGAAAATCGCAAAACTTTCGATACCCATAGGCTACTGATCATACGACCGTTTACGAAAATCGAAACCTTTCCGATCTAGGCTAC… Nucleus Cell 6 μm

  6. 100 Mb 10 Mb 1 Mb 100 Kb 10 Kb 1 Kb 100 bp 10 bp

  7. 100 Mb 10 Mb 1 Mb 100 Kb 10 Kb 1 Kb 100 bp 10 bp

  8. HOW DOES THE GENOME FOLD? 1. Experimental Technology 2. Biology 3. Physics

  9. PART I: 
 EXPERIMENTAL TECHNOLOGY

  10. MICROSCOPY & FLUORESCENT IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION 
 FISH

  11. MICROSCOPY & FLUORESCENT IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION 
 FISH

  12. HI-C MEASURES SPATIAL PROXIMITY OF THE FOLDED GENOME Lieberman-Aiden, van Berkum et al. Science 2009

  13. CONTACT MAPPING Exploring structure via proximity

  14. SIMPSONS 
 CONTACT MAP # of Pictures Together

  15. HI-C MEASURES SPATIAL PROXIMITY OF THE FOLDED GENOME Lieberman-Aiden, van Berkum et al. Science 2009

  16. HI-C MEASURES SPATIAL PROXIMITY OF THE FOLDED GENOME Lieberman-Aiden, van Berkum et al. Science 2009

  17. Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- WIDE CONTACT MAPS

  18. Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- Chromosome WIDE CONTACT MAPS

  19. Genome Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- WIDE CONTACT MAPS

  20. Genome Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- WIDE CONTACT MAPS

  21. Genome Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- WIDE CONTACT MAPS

  22. Genome Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- WIDE CONTACT MAPS

  23. Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- WIDE CONTACT MAPS

  24. Chromosome 8 Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- WIDE CONTACT MAPS 0 700 Reads/250 kb 2

  25. Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- WIDE CONTACT MAPS 0 700 Reads/250 kb 2

  26. A Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- A WIDE CONTACT MAPS 0 700 Reads/250 kb 2

  27. A Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- A WIDE CONTACT MAPS 0 700 Reads/250 kb 2

  28. A B Hi-C 
 GENERATES GENOME- A WIDE CONTACT MAPS B 0 700 Reads/250 kb 2

  29. NEW CONTACT MAPS ARE AT KILOBASE RESOLUTION 30 million contacts

  30. NEW CONTACT MAPS ARE AT KILOBASE RESOLUTION 30 million contacts 5 billion contacts Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  31. PART II: 
 BIOLOGY Mary Ellen Scherl

  32. LOOPS IN CHROMATIN = PEAKS IN A CONTACT MAP A+2 ε B-2 ε A+ ε B- ε A B B+2 ε A-2 ε A- ε B+ ε

  33. LOOPS IN CHROMATIN = PEAKS IN A CONTACT MAP A+2 ε B-2 ε A+ ε B- ε A B B+2 ε A-2 ε A- ε B+ ε

  34. LOOPS IN CHROMATIN = PEAKS IN A CONTACT MAP A+2 ε B-2 ε A+ ε B- ε A B B+2 ε A-2 ε A- ε B+ ε

  35. THE GENOME HAS ~10,000 LOOPS. Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  36. THE GENOME HAS ~10,000 LOOPS. Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  37. THE GENOME HAS ~10,000 LOOPS. Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  38. LOOPS ARE OFTEN CONSERVED ACROSS CELL TYPE…

  39. LOOPS ARE OFTEN CONSERVED ACROSS CELL TYPE…

  40. LOOPS ARE OFTEN CONSERVED ACROSS CELL TYPE… Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  41. …AND SPECIES.

  42. …AND SPECIES. Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  43. LOOPS TURN GENES ON AND OFF .

  44. LOOPS TURN GENES ON AND OFF . Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  45. LOOPS TURN GENES ON AND OFF .

  46. LOOPS TURN GENES ON AND OFF . Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  47. LOOPS DEMARCATE CONTACT DOMAINS… Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  48. LOOPS DEMARCATE CONTACT DOMAINS… Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  49. …WHICH PARTITION THE GENOME

  50. …WHICH PARTITION THE GENOME Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  51. HOW DO LOOPS AND DOMAINS FORM?

  52. PART III: 
 PHYSICS

  53. CONTACT PROBABILITY AS A FUNCTION OF GENOMIC DISTANCE

  54. CONTACT PROBABILITY AS A FUNCTION OF GENOMIC DISTANCE

  55. FOLDED DNA IS NOT AT EQUILIBRIUM Erez Lieberman-Aiden, Nynke van Berkum et al. Science 2009

  56. FOLDED DNA IS NOT AT EQUILIBRIUM Erez Lieberman-Aiden, Nynke van Berkum et al. Science 2009

  57. Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  58. CONTACT PROBABILITY EXPONENT WITHIN DOMAINS IS -0.75 Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  59. CONTACT PROBABILITY EXPONENT WITHIN DOMAINS IS -0.75 Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  60. CONTACT PROBABILITY EXPONENT WITHIN DOMAINS IS -0.75 Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  61. INTERNAL VERSUS EXTERNAL FORCES Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  62. INTERNAL FORCES à LINEAR COLLAPSE Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  63. TENSION GLOBULE RECAPITULATES OBSERVED CONTACT PROBABILITY Hi-C Tension globule Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  64. INTERNAL FORCES ARE COMPUTATIONALLY INTENSIVE

  65. INTERNAL FORCES ARE COMPUTATIONALLY INTENSIVE Polymer backbone Lennard-Jones forces Simulate Langevin dynamics using LAMMPS package

  66. INTERNAL FORCES ARE COMPUTATIONALLY INTENSIVE • Simulations up to 50,000 beads (50 megabases) • Forces must be calculated between all pairs of beads • Hundreds of replicate structures must be simulated • GPU parallelization à ~10x speed-up

  67. LOOPS AND DOMAINS FORM WITHIN TENSION GLOBULES

  68. LOOPS ARE ANCHORED AT CONVERGENT CTCF SITES

  69. LOOPS ARE ANCHORED AT CONVERGENT CTCF SITES Rao & Huntley, et al., Cell 2014

  70. LOOP FORMATION BY DIFFUSION Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  71. LOOP FORMATION BY DIFFUSION Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  72. LOOP FORMATION BY DIFFUSION Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  73. LOOP FORMATION BY DIFFUSION Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  74. LOOP FORMATION BY DIFFUSION Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  75. LOOP FORMATION BY DIFFUSION Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  76. DIFFUSION DOES NOT EXPLAIN CONVERGENT RULE Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  77. DIFFUSION DOES NOT EXPLAIN CONVERGENT RULE Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  78. DIFFUSION DOES NOT EXPLAIN WHY LOOPS TEND NOT TO OVERLAP Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  79. DIFFUSION DOES NOT EXPLAIN LACK OF FOCAL CONTACTS BETWEEN CHROMOSOMES Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  80. DIFFUSION LEADS TO ENTANGLEMENT Sanborn & Rao, et al., PNAS, 2015

  81. LOOPS AND DOMAINS FORM VIA EXTRUSION Najeeb Tarazi, Adrian Sanborn

  82. LOOPS AND DOMAINS FORM VIA EXTRUSION Najeeb Tarazi, Adrian Sanborn

  83. LOOPS AND DOMAINS FORM VIA EXTRUSION Najeeb Tarazi, Adrian Sanborn

  84. LOOPS AND DOMAINS FORM VIA EXTRUSION Sanborn, Rao et al., PNAS 2015

  85. LOOPS AND DOMAINS FORM VIA EXTRUSION Sanborn, Rao et al., PNAS 2015

  86. EXTRUSION EXPLAINS MANY KEY OBSERVATIONS Sanborn, Rao et al., PNAS 2015

  87. EXTRUSION EXPLAINS MANY KEY OBSERVATIONS Loops at convergent CTCF sites Sanborn, Rao et al., PNAS 2015

  88. EXTRUSION EXPLAINS MANY KEY OBSERVATIONS Loops at convergent CTCF sites Loops don’t overlap Sanborn, Rao et al., PNAS 2015

  89. EXTRUSION EXPLAINS MANY KEY OBSERVATIONS Loops at convergent CTCF sites Loops don’t overlap Loops are intrachromosomal Sanborn, Rao et al., PNAS 2015

  90. EQUATIONS FOR SIMULATING EXTRUSION Polymer backbone Lennard-Jones forces Loop bonds

  91. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN EXTRUSION COMPLEX Najeeb Tarazi, Adrian Sanborn

  92. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN EXTRUSION COMPLEX Najeeb Tarazi, Adrian Sanborn

  93. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN EXTRUSION COMPLEX Najeeb Tarazi, Adrian Sanborn

  94. LOOP EXTRUSION FORMS 
 SPATIALLY SEGREGATED DOMAINS Najeeb Tarazi, Adrian Sanborn

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