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  • FFlexible lexible Microarray Platform from Microarray Platform from Agilent TechnologiesAgilent Technologies

    Welgene Biotech.YiYi--ShingShing Lin Ph.DLin Ph.D

    2007/Dec2007/Dec

    [email protected]@welgene.com.tw

  • Clinical LabOffice Area

    microarray services

    Authorized distributor

    Welgene Biotech. Welgene Biotech. Distributor & Service ProviderDistributor & Service Provider

  • GeneExpressionmRNA LevelaCGH Chromosomal AberrationmiRNA post-transcriptional regulationChIP-on-chip epigenomics, transcription factor

    HumanMouseMouse DevelopmentPig (Custom Array)RatArabidopsisC. elegansDog

    Species M. griseaMonkey Rice Xenopus laevisYeastZebrafishCustom Build

    Agilent Technologies60-mer Oligo Microarray

    Application

  • InIn--situsitu Synthesis of Agilent ArraysSynthesis of Agilent Arrays

    Nature Biotechnology Vol 19 April 2001 P342

    A C T G

    2.

    3.

    1.

    6060--mer mer OligoOligo arrayarray

  • High Sensitivity in 60mer OligoHigh Sensitivity in 60mer Oligo

    Average LLD*60mers: 0.004pM25mers: 0.032pM

    *LLD:Lower Limit of Detection

    Spike-in Concentration

    BG

    Sub

    stra

    cted

    Sig

    nal

  • Inkjet Technology for High DensityInkjet Technology for High Density

    Back toPerformance

    244,000

    Accuracy drop volume drop placement jet spacing

    Speed and throughput Reliability

    Pin-spotting

    Ink jet

    Resistor Off

    LiquidVaporizes

    GasExpands

    Resistor On Resistor Off

    DropBreaks Off Reservoir

    Refills

    FillReservoir

    < 1 msec

  • To Explore Gene RegulationTo Explore Gene Regulation

    DNA level

    RNA level

    DNA copy number

    uclesome / TFs binding

    DNA methylation

    Gene expression

    microRNA regulation

    CH3

  • Trend: More Microarray ApplicationsTrend: More Microarray Applications

    Chromosome DNA Gene promoters mRNA mRNA variants microRNAs

    aCGH SNPs miRNA

    DNA RNA

    SNPs ChIP/LA miRNAGene

    ExpressionAlternateSplicing

    Specificity

    Sensitity

    Key requirements

    Informatics

    Flexibility

  • Concept of ArrayConcept of Array--based CGHbased CGHReference DNA Test DNA

    Log2

    ratio

    =0

  • Trend: More Microarray ApplicationsTrend: More Microarray Applications

    Chromosomes DNA Gene promoters mRNA mRNA variants microRNAs

    aCGH SNPs miRNA

    DNA RNA

    SNPs ChIP/LA miRNAGene

    ExpressionAlternateSplicing

    Specificity

    Sensitity

    Key requirements

    Informatics

    Flexibility

  • ChIPChIP--onon--chipchip(chromatin (chromatin immunoprecipitationimmunoprecipitation--onon--chip)chip)

    To answer:

    which genes are regulated by a known TF/DNA binding protein

  • High Accuracy of ChIPHigh Accuracy of ChIP--onon--chipchipStart with optimal probe designStart with optimal probe design

    Methodology Tile 60-mers at 1-bp spacing across non-RepeatMasked genome (1.3B probes). Reduce 10-fold by thermodynamic scores (130M probes). Homology search against the genome using ProbeSpec (custom homology

    search tool designed for probe matching). Reduce 10-fold using homology scores (13M probes). Re-score homology using MegaBlast (catches gapped alignments).

    GENE XGENE YTF

    Probe optimization criteria: Uniqueness (homology) Tm Self-structure

  • CpG island

    CpG Island Array

    95 bp

    probe design target interval

    probes

    Array Design StrategyArray Design Strategy

    Human and Mouse CpG island array available now!!!

    ~250 bp

    Probe ProbeProbeProbe

    gene

    Transcription Start Site

    8 kb promoter region 5.5 kb upstream, 2.5 kb downstreamPromoter Array

  • ChIPChIP--onon--chip processchip process

  • ChIP ChIP from A Local Vantage Pointfrom A Local Vantage PointGENE XTF

    Chromatin broken intosmall fragments

    Genomic Region:

    TF

    TF

    TF

    TF

    TF

    TF

    TF

    TF

    TF

    TFTF

    Antibody-coatedMagnetic Bead

    UNTREATED Anti-TF TREATED

    IP-enriched DNA fragments

  • GENE XGENE YTF

    ChIPChIP--enriched DNA enriched DNA vs.vs. total DNA inputtotal DNA input

    Total DNA input (WCE)

    Enriched DNA (IP)

    Note: chromatin DNA fragments

    are ~100 - 500 bp

    244K randomized 60-mer

  • Richard A. Young, PhDWhitehead Institute

    MIT

    Details

    Application: ChIP-on-chip

    Comprehensive and genome-wide localization of 18,000 putative binding events

    Co-occupancy OCT4, SOX2, NANOG help understand the mechanisms of pluripotency

    Identification of autoregulatory(feed-forward) circuits

    Stem Cell Transcriptional Regulation Stem Cell Transcriptional Regulation NetworksNetworks

  • Trend: More Microarray ApplicationsTrend: More Microarray Applications

    Chromosomes DNA Gene promoters mRNA mRNA variants microRNAs

    aCGH SNPs miRNA

    DNA RNA

    SNPs ChIP/LA miRNAGene

    ExpressionAlternateSplicing

    Specificity

    Sensitity

    Key requirements

    Informatics

    Flexibility

  • miRNAmiRNAScientific Background and Scientific Background and ImportanceImportance

    Cancer Genomics: Small RNAs with big impactsfrom Nature 435: 745-746 (9 June 2005)

    *Source: NIH CRISP database at http://crisp.cit.nih.gov/

    Definition: 19-30 nucleotide long single-stranded RNAs

    that post-transcriptionally regulate gene expression

    Key regulators of gene expression, development, proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis

    May regulate >30% of human genes Current Sanger miRBASE Release 9.1 has

    4361 entries, 474 identified in humans Projected $100M to be awarded by the NIH for

    miRNA-related research in 2008*Discovery of new miRNAs is ongoing

  • Challenges in Challenges in miRNAmiRNA ProfilingProfiling Small size High sequence homology Expressed with large dynamic range Growing & changing database

    http://www.ipmc.cnrs.fr/images/equipes/honore/mirna_steps.jpg

  • Add T-tilt to increase miRNA hybridization accessibility

    G-addition to stabilize the hyb. duplex

    Adjust Tm by shortening the probe at the 5end (5-end is conserved among miRNA, I.e less specifific)

    Add 5-hat to repellthe longer RNA, such as mRNA

    Probe design of Probe design of miRNAmiRNA arrayarray

  • Figure 2bmiRNAs

    hsa-let-7ahsa-let-7bhsa-let-7chsa-let-7dhsa-let-7ehsa-let-7fhsa-let-7ghsa-let-7i

    UGAGGUAGUAGGUUGUAUAGUUUGAGGUAGUAGGUUGUGUGGUUUGAGGUAGUAGGUUGUAUGGUUAGAGGUAGUAGGUUGCAUAGUUGAGGUAGGAGGUUGUAUAGUUGAGGUAGUAGAUUGUAUAGUUUGAGGUAGUAGUUUGUACAGUUGAGGUAGUAGUUUGUGCUGU

    2222222121222121

    miRNA Sequence Length (nts)

    0

    85 - 100%70 - 84%55 - 69%40 - 54%25 - 39%10 - 24%5 - 9%0 - 4% Grey Number0

    0000000

    1

    0000

    11

    4

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    75

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  • Data ComparisonData Comparison

    32 (58%)32 (70%)Overlap number (%)

    5546 Down-regulated miRNAs (3-fold)

    47 (70%)47 (78%)Overlap number (%)

    6760Up-regulated miRNAs(3-fold)

    203 (90%)313 (67%)Detectable miRNAs (%)

    225470Total miRNAs

    qRT-PCRMicroarray

  • Trend: More Microarray ApplicationsTrend: More Microarray Applications

    Chromosomes DNA Gene promoters mRNA mRNA variants microRNAs

    aCGH SNPs miRNA

    DNA RNA

    SNPs ChIP/LA miRNAGene

    ExpressionAlternateSplicing

    Specificity

    Sensitity

    Key requirements

    Informatics

    Flexibility

  • Agilent Complete Design FlexibilityAgilent Complete Design Flexibility

    105K

    105K

    244K

    44K 44K 44K 44K

    For genome wide design

    Lower Cost with high resolution

    Lower cost per experiment

    15K 15K 15K 15K

    15K 15K 15K 15K

    High-throughput sampling

    Data Driven

    Hypothesis Driven

    Probe cost by home-brew spotting:244000 x 60 x 8 = 117,120,000

    105000 x 60 x 8 = 50,400,000

    44000 x 60 x 8 = 21,120,000

    15000 x 60 x 8 = 7,200,000

  • Agilent Custom Array ProgramAgilent Custom Array Program

    Create Probe

    Groups

    Upload Probes

    Search Agilent Probes

    Create Microarray Designs

    Submit to Manufactu

    ring

    Order Arrays

    Upload genome

    sequence

    Custom Probe Design

  • Computational Probe SelectionComputational Probe Selection

    Rosetta/Agilent probe selection algorithms

    Validated selection criteriai. Vector maskingii. Repeat maskingiii. Tmiv. Base compositionv. BLAST for specificityvi. Folding characteristics

    Probe locationi. Adjacent to 3-endii. Evenly distributed

    Gene

    Transcript 1

    Transcript 2

    Transcript 3

    Transcript 4

    Merged into oneconsensus region

    Cant merge

    I II III

    Merged ConsensusRegion

    CandidateProbes

  • Real Design Case by WelgeneReal Design Case by Welgene

  • Custom Array DesignCustom Array Design

  • Probe content ofProbe content of MagnaportheMagnaporthe griseagriseaMicroarrayMicroarray

    15,170 predicted genes by the Fungal Genomics Laboratory at North Carolina State University

    Rice ESTs were derived from cDNA generated from uninfected as well as infected rice tissues

  • Array Design fromArray Design from dede--novonovo SequencingSequencing

    cDNA Libraries Construction

    ESTs Sequencing

    Sequences Assemble

    Gene ClusterGene ClusterCustom Array Design

    Annotation

    Example:Medaka Microarray

  • Annotation: Gene InformationAnnotation: Gene Information

    ZebraFish O

  • Total 12,429 clusters->8,091 clusters to Agilent custom array

  • Leveraging Leveraging AgilentAgilentss Flexible Printing PlatformFlexible Printing Platform

    We will manufacture: What you want When you want it In the quantity you need With no or low set up fees With or without professional

    bioinformatics support Customers dont have to: Adapt your research needs to standard

    product designs Wait for complex setups or oligo sets Amortize large design or oligo

    investments over large volumes

    is the engine that drives Agilents microarray

  • End of Section I.End of Section I.

    Any Question?Any Question?

  • Glass

    Substrate

    Microarray

    Quarantine

    Process

    Dice/Package

    Not for sale!

    IndustrialIndustrial--Scale InkScale Ink--jet Printingjet PrintingQuality Control and Process MonitoringQuality Control and Process Monitoring

  • Microarray Manufacture WorkflowMicroarray Manufacture Workflow

    Define Genetic Content

    Probe Design and Selection(Computational & Empirical)

    Design File Creation

    Substrate Applied to Glass Wafers

    Nucleic Acids & ReagentsPrepared for Printing

    In-situ Chemical Synthesis via Inkjet Printing Technology

    Quality Assessment ofRepresentative Microarrays

    Microarrays Packaged for Shipping

    On-line eArray Design Microarray Print

    QC

    QC

    QC

    QC

    QC

  • Introduction of Microarray Data AnalysisIntroduction of Microarray Data Analysis--using using GeneSpringGeneSpring as an exampleas an example

    Welgene Biotech.YiYi--ShingShing Lin Ph.DLin Ph.D

    2007/Dec2007/Dec

    [email protected]@welgene.com.tw

  • Information storage

    Data storage

    execution

  • Idea: measure the amount of mRNA to see which genes are being expressed in (used by) the cell.

    Measuring protein directly might be better, but is currently harder.

  • Microarray principle (two color system)Microarray principle (two color system)Sample A

    (cells,tissue,etc.)Extract total RNA

    Label withfluorescent Cy5

    in RT rxn

    AAAAAAAAAA

    AAAAAAAAAA

    Sample B(cells,tissue,etc.)

    AAAAAAAAAA

    AAAAAAAAAA

    Label withfluorescent Cy3

    in RT rxn

    Pool

    Hyb target - spotted DNA

    Competitive hybridization

    Microarray

  • Laser scan forCy5

    Laser scan forCy3

    Cy5 signalCy3 signal

    ExpressionRatio

    DiseaseNormal

    1 hourt=0

    TreatedUntreated

    Examples:

  • Microarray principleMicroarray principle(single color system)(single color system)

    Sample A(cells,tissue,etc.)

    Extract total RNA

    Label withfluorescent Cy3

    in RT rxn

    AAAAAAAAAA

    AAAAAAAAAA

    Sample B(cells,tissue,etc.)

    AAAAAAAAAA

    AAAAAAAAAA

    Label withfluorescent Cy3

    in RT rxn

    Hyb target - spotted DNA

    hybridization

    Microarray (A)

    hybridization

    Microarray (B)

  • Laser scan forCy3

    Laser scan forCy3

    Cy3 signal(A)Cy3 signal(B)

    ExpressionRatio

    Microarray (A) Microarray (B)

  • From Raw Expression Data to Biological Knowledge

    Go from this

    prostaglandinsynthesisIn TGF-b treatment

    ...To this!

  • Agilent GeneSpring GXAgilent GeneSpring GX

    Start with the Raw

    expression values

    Load the data into

    GeneSpring

    Use powerful but easy to use

    statistics to filter the list

    Find biological relevance of the genes

  • GenomeGenome

  • Annotation updateAnnotation update

  • Analysis StepsAnalysis Steps

    Untreated Treated with ILbeta

    Data normalization

    Quality filtering

    Find DE genes

    Find GO category & Gene function of DE genes

    Data QC

  • Analysis stepsAnalysis steps

    Untreated Treated with ILbeta

    Data normalization

    Quality filtering

    Find DE genes

    Find GO category & Gene function of DE genes

    Data QC

  • Scatter Plot Scatter Plot

  • Check the Distribution of your Check the Distribution of your Signals with Box PlotsSignals with Box Plots

  • Analysis StepsAnalysis Steps

    Untreated Treated with ILbeta

    Data normalization

    Quality filtering

    Find DE genes

    Find GO category & Gene function of DE genes

    Data QC

  • Global (Per Chip) NormalizationGlobal (Per Chip) NormalizationNo Normalization Global Normalization

  • IntensityIntensity--dependent LOWESS dependent LOWESS NormalizationNormalization

    Reality

    Plot of log intensity Cy3 vs. log intensity Cy5

    Ideal scenario

    Cy3

    Cy5

  • Analysis StepsAnalysis Steps

    Untreated Treated with ILbeta

    Data normalization

    Quality filtering

    Find DE genes

    Find GO category & Gene function of DE genes

    Data QC

  • Quality Quality FFilterilter

  • Data Filtering Data Filtering by Flagby Flag

  • Array Signal DistributionArray Signal Distribution

    Highly expressed

    moderately expressed

    Low expressed

    No expressed

  • 50

  • Analysis StepsAnalysis Steps

    Untreated Treated with ILbeta

    Data normalization

    Quality filtering

    Find DE genes

    Find GO category & Gene function of DE genes

    Data QC

  • Defining parameter setupDefining parameter setup

    Untreated Treated with ILbeta

    Enter the parameters for replicate samples

  • Find Differentially Expressed Genes with Find Differentially Expressed Genes with ANOVAANOVA

  • Finding The Biological Significance Finding The Biological Significance

    Function Category Gene Ontology

    Molecular function Biological process Cellular component

    Pathway Analysis KEGG Biocarta GeneMap

  • Full Gene Ontology BrowserFull Gene Ontology Browser

    Allows you to more easily determine the function of your genes, by calculating the enrichment of your gene list with genes from a particular GO category

  • GO Ontology Browser: TableGO Ontology Browser: Table Genes in Category total

    number of genes in the genome that have been assigned to this category

    % of Genes in Category percentage of the total genome that has been assigned to this category.

    Genes in List in Category the total number of genes that are both in the selected gene list and in this category

    % of Genes in List in Category percentage of the selected gene list that falls into this category.

    p-value the hypergeometric p-value (without multiple testing corrections). A measure of the statistical significance of the overlap between the selected gene list and this category.

  • KEGGKEGG

    KEGG: Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes

    http://www.genome.jp/kegg/

    A grand challenge in the post-genomic era is a complete computer representation of the cell and the organism, which will enable computational prediction of higher-level complexity of cellular processes and organism behaviors from genomic information. Towards this end we have been developing a bioinformatics resource named KEGG, Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes, as part of the research projects in the KanehisaLaboratory of Kyoto University Bioinformatics Center.

  • Pathway ListPathway List

  • Example: ApoptosisExample: Apoptosis

  • BiocartaBiocarta

    www.biocarta.com

  • Pathway Information in GeneSpring GXPathway Information in GeneSpring GX

  • From Raw Expression Data to From Raw Expression Data to Biological KnowledgeBiological Knowledge

    Go from this

    prostaglandinsynthesisIn TGF-b treatment

    ...To this!

  • Integrate with Ingenuity Pathway Integrate with Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA)Analysis (IPA)

  • Run the analysis in IPA

  • Gene List from IPA to Gene List from IPA to GeneSpringGeneSpring

    Save selected

    My List for GeneSpring

    Genes from IPA analysis.zip

  • Drag & Drop Gene List from IPA to Drag & Drop Gene List from IPA to GeneSpringGeneSpring

    Genes from IPA analysis.zip

  • Thank You for Your ListeningThank You for Your ListeningHave a nice day and Goodbye!

    Agilent platform NTU 2007m DecGeneSpring GX introduction 2007 NTU