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Protein functions prediction
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Introduction
Signal peptides
Transmembrane regions
and topology
PTM (post-translational
modifications)
Low complexity and
biased regions
Repeats
Coils
Secondary structure
Antigenic peptides
Domain/Motifs
Tools
The EMBOSS package
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Different techniques
Algorithms
Sliding window, Nearest Neighbor
Patterns, regular expression
Weight matrices
HMM, profiles
Neural Networks
Rules
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Sliding window
THISISATESTSEQVENCETHATDISPLAYSTHESLIDINGWINDQW
Score1
Score2
Scoren
Width or Size=11, Step=5
Results are usually displayed
as a graph, see example ->
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Patterns / regular expression
Pattern: <A-x-[ST](2)-x(0,1)-{V}
Regexp: ^A.[ST]{2}.?[^V]
Text: The sequence must start with an
alanine, followed by any amino acid, followed
by a serine or a threonine, two times,
followed by any amino acid or nothing,
followed by any amino acid except a valine.
Simply the syntax differ…
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Weight matrices (PSSM)
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HMM / profiles
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Neural Networks
General principle:
Example:
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Signals found in proteins
N-ter
exportation - secretion
mitochondria
chloroplast
internal
NLS (nuclear localization
signal)
C-ter
GPI-anchor (Glycosyl
Phosphatidyl Inositol)
other membrane
anchors (see PTM)
other unknown ?
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Signals detection tools
SignalP
MitoProt
ChloroP
Predotar
PSort
TargetP
Sigcleave (EMBOSS)
Big-PI
DGPI
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Transmembrane regions
Detection (signal peptide, hydropathy, helices)
Organisation (topology)
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Transmembrane detection tools
TMHMM
TMPred
TopPred2
DAS
HMMTop
Tmap (EMBOSS)
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Post translational modifications
Phosphorylation
S - T - (HO)K
Acetylation, methylation
N
O-glycosylation
S-T-Y
N-glycosylation
D-E-K
Sulfation
Y
Farnesylation, myristylation,
palmitoylation,
geranylgeranylation, GPIanchor
Ubiquitination and family
C - Nter - Cter
K - Nter
Inteins (protein splicing)
Pre-translational
Selenoprotein
C
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PTM detection
Pattern prediction
(PROSITE)
Short or weak signal
Frequent hit producer
Best method is experimental
MS/MS detection
Most method use « rules »
joining pattern detection and
knowledge to predict sites.
NetOGlyc - Prediction of type Oglycosylation sites in mammalian
proteins
DictyOGlyc - Prediction of GlcNAc
O-glycosylation sites in
Dictyostelium
YinOYang - O-beta-GlcNAc
attachment sites in eukaryotic
protein sequences
NetPhos - Prediction of Ser, Thr
and Tyr phosphorylation sites in
eukaryotic proteins
NMT - Prediction of N-terminal Nmyristoylation
Sulfinator - Prediction of tyrosine
sulfation sites
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Low complexity regions
repeats
compositional bias
PEST
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Low complexity / Repeats
DUST (DNA) / SEG
search collection
search collection
REPRO, Radar
REP
de novo detection
EMBOSS (DNA)
RepeatMasker (DNA)
de novo detection
einverted
equicktandem
etandem
palindrome
EMBOSS (protein)
oddcomp
PEST, PESTFind
de novo detection
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Coils
Helix of helix
coiled-coil
Leu-zipper
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Coils detection
COILS
Paircoil, Multicoil
Pairwise correlation
Marcoil
Weight matrices
HMM
Pepcoil (EMBOSS)
Weight matrices
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Secondary structure
Structure to predict
Alpha-helices
Beta-sheets
Turns
Random coil
Garnier (EMBOSS)
PHD
DSC
PREDATOR
NNSSP
Jpred
Jnet
Many others
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Antigenic peptide
Peptides binding to MHC
class I
Use of experimental
knowledge
8, 9, 10 mers
class II
15 mers (3+9+3)
Depend highly on MHC type
Databases of known
peptides
SYFPEITHI
HLA_Bind (BIMAS)
MAPPP combined expert
Antigenic (EMBOSS)
Many more
Prediction of proteasome
cleavage sites
NetChop
PaProc
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Domain / Motif
All the protein domain
descriptors
PROSITE
PFAM
SMART
PRODOM
BLOCKS
PRINTS
…
Federation: InterPro
Many techniques
Patterns, Regexp
PSSM (PSI-BLAST)
Profiles
HMM
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Other Tools
You can find some of them on our servers
Or on ExPASy server
www.ch.embnet.org
www.expasy.org/tools
Or ask Google!!
www.google.com
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European Molecular Biology Open Software Suite
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Free Open Source (for most Unix plateforms)
GCG successor (compatible with GCG file format)
More than 100 programs
Easy to install locally
Interfaces
but no interface, requires local databases
Unix command-line only
Jemboss, www2gcg, w2h, wemboss … (with account)
Pise, EMBOSS-GUI (no account)
Access: http://www.emboss.org
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http://www.hgmp.mrc.ac.uk/Software/EMBOSS/Jemboss/index.html
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Pise
a tool to generate Web interfaces for Molecular Biology programs
http://emboss.ch.embnet.org:8080/Pise
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GUI (Canada)
http://bioinfo.pbi.nrc.ca:8090/EMBOSS/
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Some details
Format USA
'asis'
Format
Format
Format
Format
Format
Format
Format
::
::
::
::
::
::
::
::
Sequence [start : end : reverse]
'@' ListFile [start : end : reverse]
'list' : ListFile [start : end : reverse]
Database : Entry [start : end : reverse]
Database - SearchField : Word [start : end : reverse]
File : Entry [start : end : reverse]
File : SearchField : Word [start : end : reverse]
Program Program-parameters '|' [start : end : reverse]
Example: fasta::Swissprot:UBP5_HUMAN[200:300]
Databases
Any can be added, use showdb to display the available databases
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Some tools for DNA
redata
remap
restover
restrict
showseq
silent
cirdna
lindna
revseq
…
Search REBASE for enzyme name, references, suppliers etc
Display a sequence with restriction cut sites, translation etc
Finds restriction enzymes that produce a specific overhang
Finds restriction enzyme cleavage sites
Display a sequence with features, translation etc
Silent mutation restriction enzyme scan
Draws circular maps of DNA constructs
Draws linear maps of DNA constructs
Reverse and complement a sequence
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Example: remap
ECLAC
E.coli lactose operon with lacI, lacZ, lacY and lacA genes.
Hin6I
TaqI
| HhaI
| Bsc4I
| Bsu6I
| |
Hin6I
| BssKI
| |
| HhaI
AciI
| | BsiSI
\ \
\ \
\
\ \ \
GACACCATCGAATGGCGCAAAACCTTTCGCGGTATGGCATGATAGCGCCCGGAAGAGAGT
10
20
30
40
50
60
----:----|----:----|----:----|----:----|----:----|----:----|
CTGTGGTAGCTTACCGCGTTTTGGAAAGCGCCATACCGTACTATCGCGGGCCTTCTCTCA
/ /
/ /
/
/ / ///
| TaqI | Hin6I
AciI
| | ||BssKI
Bsc4I HhaI
| | |BsiSI
| | Bsu6I
| Hin6I
HhaI
# Enzymes that cut Frequency
Isoschizomers
AciI
1
Bsc4I
1
BsiSI
1
BssKI
1
Bsu6I
1
HhaI
2
Hin6I
2
HinP1I,HspAI
TaqI
1
# Enzymes that do not cut
AclI
BamHI
BceAI
Bse1I
BshI
ClaI
EcoRI
EcoRII
Hin4I
HindII
HindIII
HpyCH4IV KpnI
NotI
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Example: cirdna
File: ../../data/data.cirp
Start
1001
End
4270
group
label
Block
1011
ex1
endlabel
label
Tick
1610
EcoR1
endlabel
label
Block
1647
endlabel
label
Tick
2459
BamH1
endlabel
label
Block
4139
ex2
endlabel
endgroup
group
label
Range
2541
Alu
endlabel
label
Range
3322
MER13
endlabel
endgroup
1362
3
8
1815
1
8
4258
3
2812
[
]
5
3497
>
<
5
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Exercises
DEA Exercises web based sequence analysis
The goal of this exercise is to use web based tools for protein sequence analysis
List of useful links:
a) Take this TrEMBL sequence (Q9X252) and try a BLAST against swissprot with the complete protein or
with the first 70 residues. Explain the difference. Use TMPred, SignalP, and COILS to help you.
b) Pass this sequence through PFSCAN and search all databases. Compare with this command on
ludwig-sun1/2: hits -b "prf pat pfam" tr:Q9X252
c) use the different profile, motifs, pattern databases to get more information about the domain(s) you
found.
d) How do you evaluate the PRINTS tropomyosin annotation in this TrEMBL entry (Q9WZH0)?
basic BLAST or advanced BLAST or PSI-BLAST
TMPred prediction tool for transmembrane regions (or TMHMM)
COILS prediction tool for coiled-coil regions
SignalP prediction tool for signal-peptide cleavage site
Profile, domain, motifs databases and search sites:
PFSCAN
InterPro (Pfam, PRINTS, PROSITE, SMART)
HITS
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