chemometrics in virtual cell
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CHEMOMETRICS IN VIRTUAL CELL. Analytical/Radio/Nuclear (ARN) Seminar. NILESH RAUT. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY. OVERVIEW. Chemometrics basics. Virtual cell basics. Components of virtual cell model. Use of virtual cell model in Ca 2+ transport. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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CHEMOMETRICS IN VIRTUAL CELL
NILESH RAUT
Analytical/Radio/Nuclear (ARN) Seminar
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRYUNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
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OVERVIEWOVERVIEW
• Chemometrics basics.• Virtual cell basics.• Components of virtual cell model.• Use of virtual cell model in Ca2+ transport.• Use of chemometrics in virtual cell
modeling of Ran transport.• Results.• Conclusions.
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The NeedThe Need::
• To understand the overall design principle of complex biological systems.
• To understand transport phenomenon within cell.
• To aid in genomics and proteomics studies.• To develop full understanding of mechanisms
underlying a cell biological event.• To overcome communication problem between
chemists and chemometricians
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Chemometrics
• Extracting chemically relevant information from data produced in chemical experiments.
• Makes use of mathematical model.• Structure the chemical problem to a form that
can be expressed as a mathematical relationship.
• A chemical model (M) relates experimental variables (X) to each other, and it also has a statistical model (E) associated with it.
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Chemometrics
• The statistical model also describes variability, noise of the data obtained from chemical model.
• X = M + E.
• i.e. Data = Chemical Model + Noise.
• More imphasis is to be given on the chemical model representing a situation.
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Virtual CellVirtual Cell: What is it? And How is it done?
• Computational framework for modeling cell biological processes.
• Models are constructed from biochemical and electrophysical data.
• Couples chemical kinetics, membrane fluxes and diffusions.
• Resultant equations are solved numerically.
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System architecture for virtual cellSystem architecture for virtual cell
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System architecture for virtual cellSystem architecture for virtual cell
• Modeling framework: gives biological abstractions necessary to model and simulate cellular physiology
• Mathematics framework: Provides a general purpose solver for mathematical problems in the application domain of computational cellular physiology.
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Components of Physiological ModelComponents of Physiological Model: 1. Cellular Structure
• Represents mutually exclusive regions in cell.
• Compartments: 3D volumetric regions.• Membranes: 2D surfaces separating
compartments and filaments.• Filaments: 1D contours lying within single
compartment.• Can also contain molecular species and
reactions describing those species.
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Components of Physiological ModelComponents of Physiological Model: 2. Molecular Species
• Within cellular structures.
• Behavior of molecular species:– Diffusion within compartments, membranes, etc.– Directed motion along filaments.– Flux between compartments through
membranes.– Advections between cellular structures.
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Components of Physiological Model: 3. Reactions and Fluxes
• Complete description of stoichiometry and kinetics of biochemical reactions.
• Associated with a single cellular structure.
• Stoichiometry: in terms of reactants, products and catalysts related to species in a cellular structure.
• Kinetics: specified as mass action kinetics.
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Specifications of Cellular GeometrySpecifications of Cellular Geometry
• Describes the behavior of cellular system.
• Defines morphology of the cell, and its spatially resolvable organelles.
• Taken directly from experimental images (from pixel density).
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Design of Virtual CellDesign of Virtual Cell
Interplay between model development and experiment during modeling process
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Design of Virtual CellDesign of Virtual Cell
• Inputs to the model can be derived from the user’s own experiments as well as the literature.
• Physiology: includes the topological arrangements of compartments and membranes, the molecules associated with each of these, and the reactions between the molecules.
• Geometry: can be derived from either analytical expressions or from an experimental image acquired from a microscope.
• Numbers represent the relative surface densities of the BKR.
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Use of Virtual Cell in CaUse of Virtual Cell in Ca2+2+ transport transport
The pathway for bradykinin-induced calcium release in differentiated neuroblastoma cells.
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Use of Virtual Cell in CaUse of Virtual Cell in Ca2+2+ transport transport• Bradykinin (BK) binds to its receptor (BKR) in the plasma
membrane.• Sets off a G-protein cascade, activates phospholipase C
(PLC), hydrolyzes the glycerolphosphate bond in phosphatidylinositol bisphosphate (PIP2), releases IP3 from the membrane.
• IP3R is a calcium channel that is triggered to open when IP3 is bound and when calcium itself binds to an activation site.
• Calcium released binds to calcium buffers (B) in the cytosol including the fluorescent calcium indicator.
• Finally, calcium is pumped back into the ER via a calcium ATPase (SERCA).
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Output of Virtual CellOutput of Virtual Cell
• Left column shows the experimental calcium changes following addition of BK at time 0 s in a differentiated N1E-115 neuroblastoma cell.
• Center column displays the output of the Virtual Cell simulation.
• Right column displays the output of the simulation for [IP3].
• Hence permits simulation permits estimation of the spatiotemporal distribution of molecules that are not accessible experimentally.
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Chemometric Studies of Ran Chemometric Studies of Ran TransportTransport: Setup: Setup
• Ran is guanine nucleotide triphosphatase.• Two cellular compartments: cytosol and nucleus.• Behavior under consideration: Flux of Ran.• Flux rate is calculated as a product of
permeability constant and concentration difference across nuclear envelope.
• For visualization aid, recombinant protein was modified with a fluorescent maleimide.
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Kinetic Studies of Ran TransportKinetic Studies of Ran Transport
Fine solid lines denote reversible interactions, dashed lines indicate enzyme-mediated reactions, and bold, double-headed arrows indicate flux.
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Kinetic Studies of Ran TransportKinetic Studies of Ran Transport• NTF: Nuclear transport factor. RCC: Ran exchange
factor.• In the cytosolic compartment, RanGDP associates with
NTF2 to form the NTF2:RanGDP complex.• Nuclear NTF2:RanGDP decomposes to NTF2 and
RanGDP.• Interaction of RCC1 with NTF2 or RanGDP produced
25% RanGDP and 75% RanGTP, to account for the estimated GTP/GDP ratio in the cell.
• RanGTP associates with transport cargo Carriers to form a Carrier:RanGTP complex.
• Cytosolic Carrier: RanGTP associates with RanBP1 to form a Carrier:RanGTP:BP1 complex. RanGAP interacts with Carrier:RanGTP:BP1 complex to form BP1, RanGDP, and Carrier.
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Kinetic Studies of Ran TransportKinetic Studies of Ran Transport• Results of injection of FL-Ran:
Nuclear accumulation of FL-Ran in BHK-21 cells after cytosolic injection.
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Virtual Cell Modeling of Ran Virtual Cell Modeling of Ran TransportTransport
• 3D geometry from experimental images is used.
• Microinjection is modeled as a brief localized increase of the cytosolic FL-Ran concentration.
• Result: 3D simulation resembles experimental FL-Ran nuclear import and diffusion through cytosol.
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Comparison of Virtual Cell Comparison of Virtual Cell Modeling and Experimental ResultModeling and Experimental Result
Comparison of Ran transport in a time series for an FL-Ran nuclear import at initial cytosolic conc. 1µM (in gray) with a sample plane from a 3D spatial model of Ran transport (In color)
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Analysis of Compartmental model for Ran Transport
Transients for simulated endogenous nuclear species concentrations, followed over time during recovery from addition of 1µM FL-Ran to cytosol compartment.
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In Vivo Analysis of Ran Import and In Vivo Analysis of Ran Import and Shuttling Shuttling
A: Time courses for nuclear accumulation of wild type FL-Ran for the indicated initial cytosolic concentrations.B: Fluorescence loss in photobleaching (FLIP) on FL-Ran at steady-state in micro-injected BHK-21 cells. Boxed area was repetitively photobleached.
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ConclusionsConclusions
1. Virtual cell has broad applicability in biological systems.
2. Chemometric methods are an important tool in predicting the results.
3. It serves as a confirmative test for a particular biological reactions.
4. Failures in obtaining results using chemometric methods, insures that the thought process is not yet perfect.
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