Title: Hierarchical modularity of nested bow-ties in metabolic networks
1Hierarchical modularity of nested bow-ties in
metabolic networks Jing Zhao Jzhao_at_scbit.org Sha
nghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai Center for
Bioinformation and Technology 5 August,2007
Zhao J, Yu H, Luo J, Cao Z, Li Y Hierarchical
modularity of nested bow-ties in metabolic
networks. BMC Bioinformatics 20067386.
2Outline
- Background
- Bow-tie pattern
- Hierarchical organization
- Results
- Topological features
- Relationship between topology and
functionality - 3. Discussion
3Outline
- Background
- Bow-tie pattern
- Hierarchical organization
- Results
- Topological features
- Relationship between topology and
functionality - 3. Discussion
4Biological viewpoint of metabolic system bow-tie
Csete M, Doyle J Bow ties, metabolism and
disease. Trends in Biotechnology 2004,
22446-450.
5Topological viewpoint of metabolic networks bow
tie
E.coli metabolic network
6Topological viewpoint of metabolic networks bow
tie
Ma H-W, Zeng A-P The connectivity structure,
giant strong component and centrality of
metabolic networks. Bioinformatics 2003,
191423-1430.
7Topological viewpoint of metabolic networks bow
tie Robust yet frangile
Bow-tie structure in the coarse-grained graph of
the E.coli metabolic network
Zhao J, Yu H, Luo J, Cao Z, Li Y Complex
networks theory for analyzing metabolic networks.
Chinese Science Bulletin 2006, 51(13)1529-1537.
Zhao J, Tao L, Yu H, Luo J-H, Cao ZW, Li Y
Bow-tie topological features of metabolic
networks and the functional significance.
arXivq-bioMN/0611013, to appear in Chinese
Science Bulletin 2007.
8Outline
- Background
- Bow-tie pattern
- Hierarchical organization
- Results
- Topological features
- Relationship between topology and
functionality - 3. Discussion
9Biological viewpoint of biological systems
hierarchical organization
Lifes complex Pyramid
Oltvai, Z.N., Barabási, A.-L., Lifes Complexity
Pyramid, SCIENCE, 2002, 298763-764.
10Topological viewpoint of metabolic networks
hierarchical modularity
Ravasz E, Somera A L, Mongru D A, Oltvai Z N,
Barabasi A L, Hierarchical organization of
modularity in metabolic networks,
Science,2002,297 1551-1556
11Different viewpoint of modules
Functional modules protein complexes,
signalling/metabolic pathways and transcriptional
clusters
Network topological modules
Protocols the rules by which modules interact.
Har Hartwell LH, Hopfield JJ, Leibler S, Murray
AW From molecular to modular cell biology.
Nature 1999, 402C47-C52. Newman MEJ, Girvan M
Finding and evaluating community structure in
networks. Physical Review E 2004, 69026113.
12Outline
- Background
- Bow-tie pattern
- Hierarchical organization
- Results
- Topological features
- Relationship between topology and
functionality - 3. Discussion
13Topological feature bow-tie modules
Decomposition of the E.coli metabolic network
14Topological feature hierarchically nested
bow-tie organization
The connections among the GSC parts of the twelve
bow-tie like modules.
15Topological feature Compared with randomized
counterparts
Comparison of the Core of E.coli network with
that of a randomized network.
16Outline
- Background
- Bow-tie pattern
- Hierarchical organization
- Results
- Topological features
- Relationship between topology and
functionality - 3. Discussion
17Topology vs. functionality functional clustering
of bow-tie modules
Cartographic representation of the metabolic
network for E.coli..
18Topology vs. functionality
Are
bow-tie modules also functional modules?
Case 1 most modules are dominated by one major
category of metabolisms
19Topology vs. functionality
Are
bow-tie modules also functional modules?
Case 2 Some modules are mixtures of pieces of
several conventional biochemical pathways.
20Topology vs. functionality
Are
bow-tie modules also functional modules?
Case 3 A standard textbook pathway can break
into several modules.
21Topology vs. functionality
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Bow-tie topology of functional modules
- Chemical modules 75 organisms
- carbohydrate metabolism bow-tie
- lipid metabolism not bow-tie
- amino acid metabolism not bow-tie
2. Spatial modules yeast cytosol
bow-tie mitochondrion bow-tie
peroxisome not bow-tie
22Outline
- Background
- Bow-tie pattern
- Hierarchical organization
- Results
- Topological features
- Relationship between topology and
functionality - 3. Discussion
23Significance of nested bow-tie organization
- Bow-tie modules may act as another kind of
building block of metabolic networks - Nested bow-tie organization contributes to
system robustness - Thick bow-tie vs Thin bow-tie
24Thanks!