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FunCatTM, a controlled vocabulary encompassing the
biology of prokaryotes, plants and animals from
cellular to systemic level
Dr. Dieter Maier
Manchester Ontologies Workshop 23/24.3.02
Biomax Informatics AG, Lochhamer Str. 11, 82152 Martinsried, Germany
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Outline
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Objectives
Structure
Content
Development
Use
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Objectives
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Automatic data management
No prior knowledge of vocabulary required
Group genes by functional categories
Extensible
Organism independent
Compatible to other ontologies
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Disclaimer
what the FunCat is not:
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Tool for the complete description of functions on a
single gene level
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Structure
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Organized hierarchicall
Related functions grouped on different levels
Internally consistent
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Provides a data warehouse
- overview about available selection
- progress from general to specific
- infere from specific to general
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Hierarchical structure
Transcription
rRNA-transcription
rRNA-processing
tRNA-transcription
mRNA-transcription
mRNA-processing
5´-end processing
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Content
• Covers cellular processes, systemic
physiology, development and anatomy
from procaryotes to the human
• 25 main Categories with ~ 1500
sub-categories
• Categories are independent of organism
• Genes can belong to multiple categories
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Metabolism: 247
Energy: 60
Biological process: 1061
Cell cycle and DNA processing: 54
Transcription: 31
Protein synthesis (Translation): 11
Localisation: 256
Protein fate (folding, modification, destination): 25
Subcellular localisation: 63
Cell type localisation: 69
Tissue localisation: 41
Organ localisation: 91
Cellular transport: 32
Cellular communication: 47
Cell rescue, defense and virulence: 50
Regulation / interaction with cellular environment: 45
Cell fate: 54
Molecular function: 122
Systemic regulation / interaction with environment : 89
Development (systemic): 51
Transposable Elements, viral and plasmid proteins: 8
Control of cellular organisation: 57
Cell type differentiation: 69
Tissue differentiation: 40
Organ differentiation: 91
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Enzymatic activity
=> EC ~ 4400
Protein activity regulation: 23
Protein with binding function /
cofactor requirement: 49
Transport facilitation: 49
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Development
• Historical
• Pathways
• Thesaurus
• Complex relations
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Structural development
• Proven flexibility – easy to extend
• Stable overall structure
• Compatibel to other ontologies like
- Enzyme Cataloge
- Gene Ontology
- EcoCyce
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Development in numbers
S. cerevisiae
1996
Main categories:
Plant (A. thaliana)
and Procaryotes
1998
Animals (Human)
2001
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Depth:
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Total:
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Integrating Pathways into
processes
- hierachical structure allows:
- Univocal attribution
- Test for completeness
- Test for consistence
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Integrating additional information
• Create a dynamic ontology from existing ontologies,
keywords and linguistic extraction of descriptors from
the literature
• Semiautomatic mapping of dynamic ontologie to FunCat
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Enabling complex relations
• Intensify multidimensionality
• Enable if ... then ... relations
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Use
• Manual annotation
• Automatic annotation
• Data mining
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Manual annotation
- multidimensional
- stepwise
Four
dimensions
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Manual annotation
• 17 manually annotated genomes (5 eucaryotes, 12
procaryotes)
• H.sapiens, A.thaliana, S.cerevisiae, N.crassa,
propriatary: A.niger
• B.subtilis, T.acidophilum, Listeria, 6 public procaryotes
in progress,
propriatary: C.glutamicum, C.pneumoniae, 1 undisclosed
• Used for annotation of Transcriptomes
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Automatic Annotation
Sequence similarity to manually annotated proteins
(distinguish experimentally verified and similarity
associated function):
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H. sapiens
A. thaliana
S. cerevisiae
B. subtilis
T. acidophilum
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PEDANT Genome Database
Currently more than 170 genomes (600 000 ORFs)
Bacteria
Archea
Green
non-sulfur
bacteria
Eucarya
Entamoeba
Methanosarcina
Gram
positives
Proteobacteria
Cyanobacteria
Methanobacterium
Extreme
halophiles
Methanococcus
Slime
molds
Animals
Fungi
Plants
Ciliates
Thermoproteus
Pyrodictium
Flavobacteria
Thermotogales
Flagellates
Trichomonades
Microsporida
Diplomonades
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Data mining
• Retrieval
• Visualisation
• Mining
• Integration
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Queries using the FunCat:
Grouplevel
- Looking for groups of genes:
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Single molecule level
- Retrieving protein entries:
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The human FunCat
cell cycle
Transcription
Translation
Energy
Metabolism
Protein fate
Intracellular
Transport
Signalling
Unclassified
Cell
physiology
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Defense
Comparing genomes
Sequence similairty  „ functional homology“
Identification of organism specific functions
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Comparing H.sapiens – B.subtilis
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H.sapiens
B.subtilis
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5
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Integrative analysis
Protein-protein
interaction data
Protein expression data
Gene expression data
Functional
Functional
Functional
catalogue
Functional
catalogue
catalogue
catalogue
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Topological clustering (SOM)
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Distribution of the genes
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Limitations
Co-expression is no proof of functional association.
 Integrate evidence from multiple sources.
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Integration with annotation
Analyse gene expression data using integration
with annotation catalogues.
Functional catalogue
Phenotypes
Interaction
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Functional projection
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Looking at the gene lists
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FunCat
Tool to structure information
Tool to connect information
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Thank
you!
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