Mayana Zatz Professor of Genetics Director- Human Genome research Center University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil.

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Mayana Zatz Professor of Genetics Director- Human Genome research Center University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

Human genome research center aims Technology transfer Education Basic research

A two-ways road Patients New researches originating

Patients originating helping A two-ways road New researches

Our Main Research Aims I – Investigation of genetic factors underlying human diseases I – Investigation of genetic factors underlying human diseases II – Development of therapeutic approaches to genetic diseases II – Development of therapeutic approaches to genetic diseases

Where we need computing help ? Pedigree building Pedigree building Stem-cell researches Stem-cell researches The future understanding of our genome The future understanding of our genome

Gene mapping and identification

14 genes: 7 identified and 7 mapped Neuromuscular disorders 1) LGMD2F  delta sarcoglycan 2) LGMD2G  telethonin 3) ALS8  VAP-B 4) X- linked SMA ??? 5) SPOAN ??? 6) LGMD1G ??? X-linked mental retardation 7) AHDS syndrome MCT8 8) UBE2A  ubiquitin conjugating enzyme Developmental disorders 9) Knobloch syndrome  colagen XVIII 10) Craniometaphisaria dysplasia ?? 11) Auricular-condilar syndrome ??? 12) Ectrodactily 13) FGF3/FG4  identified by chromosome analysis 14) Non syndromic Deafness

Pedigree building

X XYXY XYXY X X XYXY John Mary Tom Katy Bob Meg John Mary Tom Katy Bob Meg 

It can be more complicated I have ten sibs: Bob, Phil, Josh, Caty etc I have ten sibs: Bob, Phil, Josh, Caty etc My mother has 7 brothers and 6 sisters through my grandfather first marriage My mother has 7 brothers and 6 sisters through my grandfather first marriage Then my grandfather married again and had 2 sons and 3 daughters Then my grandfather married again and had 2 sons and 3 daughters He also had a “lover” with whom he had 3 sons He also had a “lover” with whom he had 3 sons Now let´s talk about my father relatives Now let´s talk about my father relatives My father and my mother are first-degree cousins once removed My father and my mother are first-degree cousins once removed I had several cousins affected by spastic paraplegia I had several cousins affected by spastic paraplegia What is the chance that I have an affected child???? What is the chance that I have an affected child????

SPOAN-Spastic Paraplegia, Optic Atrophy, Neuropathy This is just part of a pedigree.....

Cyrillic and Progeny Cyrillic and Progeny We need a more FRIENDLY program We need a more FRIENDLY program What are the available programs to build genealogies?

STEM-CELLS

Stem-cells bill allowing researches with embryonic stem-cells Just approved by the Brazilian Supreme Court

We are currently invesytigating the potential of adult stem cells from different sources to regenerate bone and muscle

Dental pulp Lipo aspirates Umbilical cord All biological wastes..... Sources of adult stem-cells

STEM-CELLS INJECTIONS IN ANIMAL MODELS How to evaluate results of “in vivo”experiments?

Swimming test- How long they can resist? TIMING Stem-cells injections in SJL mice: a model for limb-girdle muscular dystrophy

Non-injected rope test

Injected Rope test

How to measure movement?

Non injected

Injected Vieira et al., Stem-cells, JUNE 26

Chokito at 18 months Stem-cells injections from dental-pulp in golden-retriever muscular dystrophy dogs

Chokito 8 months later- 26 months How to compare? Kerkis et al. J. Translational Medicine, July 2008

THE FUTURE Interpreting our genome

CONSUMER GENOMICS My genome:Myself New York times: November 17, andMe 23andMe deCODE Genetics deCODE Genetics Navigenics Navigenics

Some examples SNP Location Genotype Associated with SNP Location Genotype Associated with Rs AP AA Tendency to gain weight with fatty foods Rs AP AA Tendency to gain weight with fatty foods Rs q23 GG Low risk of rheumatoid arthritis Rs q23 GG Low risk of rheumatoid arthritis Rs KIBRA CC Relatively poor verbal memory Rs KIBRA CC Relatively poor verbal memory Rs CLOCK AA Early rising Rs CLOCK AA Early rising Rs R11H7P CC Sensitivity to smell of sweat Rs R11H7P CC Sensitivity to smell of sweat Rs ABCC11 CC Wet earwax Rs ABCC11 CC Wet earwax Rs TAS2R38 CG Ability to taste certain bitter flavors Rs TAS2R38 CG Ability to taste certain bitter flavors Rs FADS2 CC Higher I.Q. if breast fed for 9 months Rs FADS2 CC Higher I.Q. if breast fed for 9 months

Do I need a genetic test to know if: I have tendency to gain weight? I have tendency to gain weight? I am sensible to the smell of sweat? I am sensible to the smell of sweat? I have wet or dry earwax? I have wet or dry earwax? If I am an early rising? If I am an early rising? What about the FADS2 gene? What about the FADS2 gene?

The FADS2 gene Breastfeeding effects on the IQ Caspi ACaspi A et al. Caspi A Breastfed children attain higher IQ scores if breastfed for 9 months than children not breastfed, presumably because of the fatty acids uniquely available in breast milk

Potencial problems..... If you have this SNP but you were not breastfed? Are you going to blame your Mom for your lower IQ? If you have this SNP but you were not breastfed? Are you going to blame your Mom for your lower IQ? If you were breastfed less than 9 months? How will this affect your I.Q.? If you were breastfed less than 9 months? How will this affect your I.Q.? If you find out that your baby does not have this SNP, are you going to waste your time breast feeding him (or her)? If you find out that your baby does not have this SNP, are you going to waste your time breast feeding him (or her)?

New England Journal of Medicine Consumer Genomics is still Recreacional genomics But but

Do we want to know if we have an increased risk for ? Alzheimer Alzheimer Heart conditions Heart conditions Diabetes Diabetes Stroke Stroke Cancer Cancer Or other potentially treatable disorders? Or other potentially treatable disorders?

Sequencing the entire genome

Still too expensive One million DOLLARS Craig Venter James Watson

How to interpret the data? How to predict?

Genotype:phenotype correlation studies Same mutation: different clinical courses

Facio-scapulohumeral muscular dystrophy Same mutation: different clinical course??? Classical form Adult onset Probe P13E-11 P mother kb Mechanism ???

What is expected within the next 10 years? Sequencing our genome for U$ 1000,00 Sequencing our genome for U$ 1000,00 How to interpret the gigantic amount of informations? How to interpret the gigantic amount of informations? This is the future This is the future

What will be needed? Testing thousands of individuals from different ethnic groups Testing thousands of individuals from different ethnic groups Compare young and old people with the same mutations and SNPs and have reliable data on health related problems Compare young and old people with the same mutations and SNPs and have reliable data on health related problems Compile data in gigantic data base Compile data in gigantic data base Friendly softwares accessable by “non computer scientists” Friendly softwares accessable by “non computer scientists” Like myself Like myself

IPEN Dr. Paolo Bartolini Dra. Nanci do Nascimento Dr. Patrick Jack Spencer Dra. Cibele Nunes Peroni Dr. C Roberto Jorge Soares Miriam Fussae Suzuki Genome Center Mariz Rita My team: vet school Irina Angelica

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2008