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1English okay? Masters studies offer
tracks This is part of VL Microarray data
analyis Tuesday, 830 1000 Ü Thursday
1015-1145 (start Oct. 23) Next semester
Praktikum Seminar Thereafter possibility for
Masters thesis. Anwesenheitspflicht in VL und
Ü (Liste!) Literature See course web page.
2- 21. Okt Microarray-Technologien Martin Vingron
- 28. Okt Grundlagen der Datenanalyse Christine
Steinhoff - 4. Nov Varianzanalyse I Christine Steinhoff
- 11. Nov Varianzanalyse II Christine Steinhoff
- 18. Nov LOWESS, Varianzstabilisierung Anja von
Heydebreck - 25. Nov Statistisches Testen Anja von
Heydebreck - 2. Dez Clusterverfahren Anja von Heydebreck
- 9. Dez Klassifikation, Lin. Diskriminanzanalyse Ra
iner Spang - 16. Dez Anwendungen in der Krebsforschung Rainer
Spang - 6. Jan Hauptkomponentenanalyse Martin Vingron
3Determination of DNA sequence Derivation of amino
acid sequences Analysis, comparison,
classification
Study of gene function gene expression studies
proteomics metabolic networks
4DNA
gene
transcription
messenger RNA (mRNA)
translation
protein
sequence
structure
5A cell and its population of genes
6What is the problem?
- Determine the amount of mRNA for each
- gene that is present in a cell/tissue.
7DNA forms double strands by a process
called hybridization
8Labeling
9Hybridization
10Expression Arrays
cDNA Arrays
Oligonucleotide Arrays
Glas Arrays
Membrane based Arrays
11Glass Slide Microarrays
were first produced at Stanford University
(Schena et al, 1995).
Whole cDNA 500-1500 bp
12Filter Macroarrays
were first published by Lennon and Lehrach, 1991
7.5x2.5cm
Ca 21 cm
13Oligonucleotide Arrays
were first published by Lockhardt et al, 1996
... TGTGATGGTGGGAATGGGTCAGAAGGACTCCTATGTGGGTGACGAG
GCC
TTACCCAGTCTTCCTGAGGATACAC
TTACCCAGTCTTGCTGAGGATACAC
ca 25bp
14Probe - Reference
15There are other technologies, too, to estimate
expression levels
- EST sequencing electronic northern
- SAGE tags of mRNAs are concatenated and
sequenced - Reliability of results depends on depth of
probing (number of ESTs, number of tags)
16Why do we want to know?
- tissue profiling which genes are expressed in
a tissue - Comparing healthy and diseased (e.g., tumor)
tissue - Studying dynamic processes E.g., cell cycle
(time series)
17Example Renal clear cell carcinoma
- Comparison of kidney cancer cells to normal
tissue. Which genes are altered in their
expression?
18N98-8880
T98-8880
Molecular Genome
Analysis Dr.
Judith Boer
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20Example Cell cycle time course
G1 S G2
M
Spellman et al took several samples per
time-point and hybridized the RNA to a glass
chips with all yeast genes
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22Data processing
- Image collection
- Image analysis, intensity determination
- Within slide normalization
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25OUPUT Scanner Scanner-Software
26Different technologies
- Support membrane or glass slide
- Spotted material PCR product or oligo
(short/long) - Labeling
- 1-channel radioactive, Affy
- Absolute values
- 2-channel 2 color fluorescent labeling
- Relative values
27Quality issues
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29subpopulations PCR
Remedies improve PCR protocols model random
effect through plate-wise calibration
30subpopulations pin
Remedies handling of pins pin-wise calibration
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32Distribution of intensities log-normal?
intensities
log intensities
QQPlot
Histogramm
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34Chip design
- Type of chip
- Global whole genome (yeast, drosophila, mouse,
man) - Domain specific, e.g. cancer, infection
- Spots
- PCR products E.g., 3 UTR (avoid crosshyb.)
- Oligos uniqueness, stability
35Databases
- Stanford
- TIGR
- Gene expression atlas
- GEO
- Arrayexpress
- MIAME standard Minimum Information About a
Microarray Experiment
36Software
- R Bioconductor
- Jexpress
- Genesprings
- Rosetta Resolver
37Affymetrix technology
- Per gene, spot 20 perfectly matching oligos and
20 oligos with 1 mismatch - Intensity weighted average of pixel intensities
in perfect and mismatch oligos - (More on this next week)