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Title: Boolean Models for Biological Networks


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Boolean Models for Biological Networks
  • Lecture 2 Jan-Feb 04
  • Dr. Eduardo Mendoza
  • Physics Department
  • Mathematics Department Center for
    NanoScience
  • University of the Philippines
    Ludwig-Maximilians-University
  • Diliman Munich, Germany
  • eduardom_at_math.upd.edu.ph
    Eduardo.Mendoza_at_physik.uni-muenchen.de

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Topics
  • Course organization
  • Boolean Network Basics
  • Kauffman networks
  • Boolean models in Biology
  • The cellular Apoptosis network
  • A Boolean model for Apoptosis
  • Exercise from boolean to binary polynomial

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1. Course Organization
  • Papers for presentation
  • Group (Janice,Marrick , Feb 12/16)
  • J. Heidel, J. Maloney, C. Farrow Finding Cycles
    in Synchronous Boolean Networks with Applications
    to Biochemical Systems (preprint, 37 pp)
  • Group 2 (Romina,Emmy Feb 16/19)
  • R. Laubenbacher, B. Pareigis Finite Dynamical
    Systems, Adv. In Applied Math. 26 (2001), 14 pp
  • Need substitute time for
  • February 5
  • February 12
  • February 19
  • 8.30 10.00

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2. Boolean Network Basics
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Boolean Network - Definition
  • Let F2 0,1
  • A Boolean network consists of
  • 1) n Boolean variables (xi0,1)
  • 2) local update Boolean functions
  • fi (F2) n ? F2
  • 3) a directed graph G with n vertices vi and
    edges connecting vi to vj if xi appears in fj.

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Model properties
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Boolean network dynamics (1)
  • Boolean networks have at most 2n states, where n
    is the number of genes
  • therefore after at most 2n 1 iterations, a
    repeating state must be found
  • repeating state may occur as single state (point
    attractor) or as a cycle of several states
    (dynamic attractor)

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Boolean network dynamics (2)
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3. Kauffman networks (N,k)
  • Studied by Stuart Kauffman since late 60s, also
    called random boolean networks (RBN)

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Review A basin of attraction
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Review biological interpretation
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Kauffman Networks (2)
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Kauffman Networks (3)
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Kauffman Networks (4)
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Periods of Kauffman networks
Albert-Barabasi Conjecture and numerical evidence
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4. Boolean models in Biology
Diversity of Modeling Techniques...
  • Graphs (directed and undirected)
  • Bayesian networks
  • Boolean, generalized logical networks, polynomial
    models
  • Nonlinear ODEs (ordinary differential equations)
  • Special cases S-Systems, GMA Systems, pieceweise
    linear, qualitative
  • PDEs (partial differential equations) and other
    spatially distributed models
  • Stochastic master equations
  • Rule-based formalisms
  • Petri nets, transformational grammars, process
    algebras,.

Modtech Modeling techniques
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Boolean Networks and Biology
  • Need quantitative analysis to understand complex
    biological networks
  • What mathematical framework is appropriate for
    analysis? Depends...
  • Case 1 Detailed knowledge of biochemical
    mechanisms
  • Case 2 Data imply connectivities, but molecular
    details unknown

Biochemical Mechanisms
Causes
Effects
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Where does Boolean fit in? (1) Case 1 Detailed
knowledge ofbiochemical mechanisms
  • Model with system of differential equations
  • 2 types of dynamics
  • Analog ODE crucial to describe key features
  • Discrete steady-states capture behavior ODE is
    sufficient but not necessary
  • Can be abstracted to Boolean algebra, where new
    framework offers new insights while retaining
    analysis capabilities

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Where does Boolean fit in? (2) Case 2 Data
imply connectivities, but molecular details
unknown
  • When data show only two steady-states, cause and
    effect relationships can be modeled with Boolean
    logic functions

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B
A
B
C
C
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Caspase Cascade in Apoptosis
Extrinsic
Intrinsic
  • Missing some mechanistic detail
  • Data show 2 steady-states

Death
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Previous Caspase Modeling
  • Details of underlying mechanisms and important
    parameters were unknown, but Bailey attempted to
    model the cascade with a set of differential
    equations coupled with specialized functions.
  • Their goal was to obtain qualitative results in
    the form of identifying combinations of drug
    targets to inhibit apoptosis despite both
    intrinsic and extrinsic death signals.

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Previous Results
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Review Boolean Functions
NOT Gate
NOR Gate
AND Gate
NAND Gate
OR Gate
XNOR Gate
XOR Gate
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Updated Model (Boolean)
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Analysis
  • Mathematical manipulation
  • Extract how output depends on input
  • Blake Canonical Form
  • Caspase-Dependent Death
  • External Death Signal AND not FLIPs AND not IAPs
  • OR
  • Cell Damage AND not ARC AND not IAPs

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Model with Drug Targets
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Thanks for your attention !
  • Questions?
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