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How many interactions are there? ~6,200 genes ~6,200 proteins x 2-10 interactions/protein ~12,000 - 62,000 interactions Yeast
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Bait DBD High-throughput yeast two-hybrid BaitPrey DNA binding domain Transcription activation domain + operator or upstream activating sequence Reporter gene transcription Core transcription machinery DBD Act PreyAct
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Diploid yeast probed with DNA-binding domain- Pcf11 bait fusion protein Haploid yeast cells expressing activation domain- prey fusion proteins High-throughput yeast two-hybrid
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protein 1 protein 2 protein 3 protein 4 protein 5 protein 6 Bait Tag Affinity column SDS- page Trypsin digest, identify peptides by mass spectrometry High-throughput complex mapping by mass spectrometry
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493 bait proteins 3617 “interactions”
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Bait Tag2 Affinity column1 A variant: tandem affinity purification (TAP) Tag1 Affinity column1 + protease Affinity column2 protein 1 protein 2 protein 3 protein 4 protein 5 protein 6 SDS- page Trypsin digest, identify peptides by mass spectrometry
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But just how accurate are these high-throughput screens? Four tests: 1. Comparison of mRNA co-expression of interacting partners 2. Comparison of interactions to a test set 3. Comparison of functions of predicted interaction partners 4. Comparison of subcellular localization of interaction partners
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Scan with laser mRNA fluorescent dyes cells
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genes experiments expression levels
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Correlation coefficient between expression vectors True interactions Random Protein Pairs Estimating interaction assay accuracy by assessing mRNA coexpression of partners
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Estimating interaction assay accuracy by assessing mRNA coexpression of partners
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At least 1 small-scale expmt >1 independent experiment Paralogs also interact Increasing # of Interaction Sequence Tags >1 independent expmt >2 independent expmt Genome-wide yeast two-hybrid
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A quantitative measure of pathway reconstruction Cell cycle MAPK signaling pathway Swi4Cdc27 Cell cycle Ubiquitin-mediated proteolysis Systematically test every pair of characterized proteins Jaccard coefficient = # pathways in common / # total pathways Pathways of A Pathways of B pw 1 pw 2 U U pw 1 pw 2 n pairs 1 n = pw 1 pw 2
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Quality of the observed protein-protein interactions
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Estimating accuracy with a well-determined reference set of interactions
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Are interactions between proteins with similar subcellular localization?
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Summary of tests Authors Method # interactionsMrowkaDeane vonMeringMarcotte Ito et al.Y2H 4081 9% 22% 6-10%~14% Ho et al.MS~3617~10% 1-3% Gavin et al.MS~1440~85% ~10% Uetz et al.Y2H 957 53% 50%~44% Tong et al.synthetic lethal 295~20% >1 independent experiment~2000 85%~30-40%~67% >2 independent experiments 1167 88%~60-70%~73% Co-expression Test set Pathways Estimated True Positive Rate via
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