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1 MCB 140 Functional genomics 2 MCB 140 Jacques Monod (1970): “The secret of life? But in principle we already know the secret of life.” Horace Judson The Eighth Day of Creation 3 MCB 140 Dr. Sydney Brenner: In late 1962, Francis Crick and I began a long series of conversations about the next steps to be taken in our research. Both of us felt very strongly that most of the classical problems of molecular biology had been solved and that the future lay in tackling more complex biological problems. I remember that we decided against working on animal viruses, on the structure of ribosomes, on membranes, and other similar trivial problems in molecular biology. I had come to believe that most of molecular biology had become inevitable and that, as I put it in a draft paper, "we must move on to other problems of biology which are new, mysterious and exciting. Broadly speaking, the fields which we should now enter are development and the nervous system." 4 MCB 140 The species with the smallest genome size in this class is Mycoplasma genitalium (580 kb), which was originally isolated from urethral specimens of patients with non-gonoccocal urethritis and has since been shown to exist in parasitic association with ciliated epithelial cells of primate genital and respiratory tracts. Mycoplasmas are of interest because they are believed to represent a minimal life form, having yielded to selective pressure to reduce genome size. http://www.tigr.org/CMR2/BackGround/gmg.html

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1M

CB

140

Func

tiona

l gen

omic

s

2M

CB

140

Jacq

ues

Mon

od (1

970)

:

“The

sec

ret o

f life

?

But i

n pr

inci

ple

we

alre

ady

know

the

secr

et o

f life

.”

Hor

ace

Juds

on T

he E

ight

h D

ay o

f Cre

atio

n

3M

CB

140

Dr.

Syd

ney

Bre

nner

:In

late

196

2, F

ranc

is C

rick

and

I beg

an a

long

se

ries

of c

onve

rsat

ions

abo

ut th

e ne

xt s

teps

to

be

take

n in

our

rese

arch

. Bot

h of

us

felt

very

stro

ngly

that

mos

t of t

he c

lass

ical

pr

oble

ms

of m

olec

ular

bio

logy

had

bee

n so

lved

and

that

the

futu

re la

y in

tack

ling

mor

e co

mpl

ex b

iolo

gica

l pro

blem

s. I

rem

embe

r tha

t w

e de

cide

d ag

ains

t wor

king

on

anim

al

viru

ses,

on

the

stru

ctur

e of

ribo

som

es, o

n m

embr

anes

, and

oth

er s

imila

r triv

ial

prob

lem

s in

mol

ecul

ar b

iolo

gy. I

had

com

e to

be

lieve

that

mos

t of m

olec

ular

bio

logy

had

be

com

e in

evita

ble

and

that

, as

I put

it in

a

draf

t pap

er, "

we

mus

t mov

e on

to o

ther

pr

oble

ms

of b

iolo

gy w

hich

are

new

, m

yste

rious

and

exc

iting

. Bro

adly

spe

akin

g,

the

field

s w

hich

we

shou

ld n

ow e

nter

are

de

velo

pmen

t and

the

nerv

ous

syst

em."

4M

CB

140

The

spec

ies

with

the

smal

lest

gen

ome

size

in th

is c

lass

is

Myc

opla

sma

geni

taliu

m (5

80 k

b), w

hich

was

orig

inal

ly is

olat

ed

from

ure

thra

l spe

cim

ens

of p

atie

nts

with

non

-gon

occo

cal

uret

hriti

s an

d ha

s si

nce

been

sho

wn

to e

xist

in p

aras

itic

asso

ciat

ion

with

cili

ated

epi

thel

ial c

ells

of p

rimat

e ge

nita

l and

re

spira

tory

trac

ts. M

ycop

lasm

as a

re o

f int

eres

t bec

ause

they

ar

e be

lieve

d to

repr

esen

t a m

inim

al li

fe fo

rm, h

avin

g yi

elde

d to

se

lect

ive

pres

sure

to re

duce

gen

ome

size

.

http

://w

ww

.tigr

.org

/CM

R2/

Bac

kGro

und/

gmg.

htm

l

2

5M

CB

140

The

min

imal

gen

e co

mpl

emen

t of M

ycop

lasm

a ge

nita

lium

.

Fras

er C

M, G

ocay

ne J

D, W

hite

O, A

dam

s M

D, C

layt

on R

A,

Flei

schm

ann

RD

, Bul

t CJ,

Ker

lava

ge A

R, S

utto

n G

, Kel

ley

JM, e

t al.

Inst

itute

for G

enom

ic R

esea

rch,

Roc

kville

, MD

208

50, U

SA

.

The

com

plet

e nu

cleo

tide

sequ

ence

(580

,070

bas

e pa

irs) o

f the

M

ycop

lasm

a ge

nita

lium

geno

me,

the

smal

lest

kno

wn

geno

me

of a

ny fr

ee-

livin

g or

gani

sm, h

as b

een

dete

rmin

ed b

y w

hole

-gen

ome

rand

om

sequ

enci

ng a

nd a

ssem

bly.

A to

tal o

f onl

y 47

0 pr

edic

ted

codi

ng re

gion

s w

ere

iden

tifie

d th

at in

clud

e ge

nes

requ

ired

for D

NA

repl

icat

ion,

trans

crip

tion

and

trans

latio

n, D

NA

repa

ir, c

ellu

lar t

rans

port,

and

ene

rgy

met

abol

ism

.

Sci

ence

, 199

5.

6M

CB

140

How

doe

s lif

e w

ork?

How

doe

s th

e ge

nom

e w

ork?

Seq

uenc

e of

gen

ome →

answ

erP

robl

em: v

ery

man

y ge

nes

of u

nkno

wn

func

tion:

In h

uman

, at l

east

12,

000

(30%

).In

mou

se, <

5,0

00 h

ave

expe

rimen

tally

de

fined

func

tion.

7M

CB

140

Mys

terio

us y

east

8M

CB

140

Bra

ve n

ew w

orld

Cla

ssic

al g

enet

ics

–ge

ne-b

y-ge

ne, c

ircui

t-by

-circ

uit.

“Fun

ctio

nal g

enom

ics”

–m

assi

vely

par

alle

l (=

man

y at

onc

e) a

naly

sis

of g

ene

func

tion

by a

com

bina

tion

of re

vers

e ge

netic

s an

d ot

her t

hing

s.

3

9M

CB

140

Nor

ther

n –

gene

-by-

gene

m

easu

rem

ent o

f mR

NA

leve

ls

Sud

arsa

nam

et a

l. (2

000)

PN

AS

97:

336

4.

10M

CB

140

Mas

sive

ly p

aral

lel N

orth

ern:

geno

me-

wid

e ex

pres

sion

pro

filin

g1.

Silic

on c

hip

(or g

lass

slid

e) c

onta

inin

g si

ngle

-stra

nded

pro

bes

com

plem

enta

ry

to e

ach

gene

in th

e ge

nom

e.2.

A m

etho

d fo

r ext

ract

ing

RN

A fr

om c

ells

an

d m

akin

g it

fluor

esce

nt.

3.A

hyb

ridiz

atio

n ch

ambe

r in

whi

ch 2

will

be

hyb

ridiz

ed to

1.

4.A

lase

r tha

t will

sca

n th

e ch

ip a

fter t

he

hybr

idiz

atio

n.

11M

CB

140

12M

CB

140

4

13M

CB

140

14M

CB

140

15M

CB

140

“Com

preh

ensi

ve id

entif

icat

ion

of c

ell c

ycle

-re

gula

ted

gene

s of

the

yeas

t Sac

char

omyc

es

cere

visi

aeby

mic

roar

ray

hybr

idiz

atio

n”H

ow d

oes

trans

crip

tion

in y

east

cha

nge

as th

e ce

ll cy

cle

prog

ress

es?

1.Ta

ke a

sync

hron

ous

yeas

t2.

Syn

chro

nize

them

in G

1by

DIF

FER

EN

T M

ETH

OD

S3.

Rel

ease

from

arre

st4.

Ext

ract

RN

A a

t set

tim

epoi

nts

post

-arr

est

5.C

ompa

re le

vels

to th

at in

asy

nchr

onou

s cu

lture

Spe

llman

et a

l. (1

998)

Mol

. Bio

l. C

ell 9

: 327

3.16

MC

B 14

0

5

17M

CB

140

800

gene

s.

18M

CB

140

19M

CB

140

“The

maj

or fu

nctio

ns o

f the

cel

l cyc

le re

gula

ted

gene

s w

e id

entif

ied

are:

1.ce

ll cy

cle

cont

rol

2.D

NA

repl

icat

ion

3.D

NA

repa

ir4.

budd

ing

5.gl

ycos

ylat

ion

6.nu

clea

r div

isio

n7.

mito

sis

8.st

ruct

ure

of th

ecy

tosk

elet

on9.

mat

ing”

20M

CB

140

phen

omen

on ↔

wha

t cau

sed

it

6

21M

CB

140

“The

tran

scrip

tiona

l pro

gram

in th

e re

spon

se

of h

uman

fibr

obla

sts

to s

erum

•Ta

ke h

uman

fibr

obla

sts

arre

sted

in G

0.•

Add

ser

um (t

hey

star

t div

idin

g)•

Ext

ract

RN

A a

t def

ined

tim

epoi

nts

and

do

Affy

.

Iyer

et a

l. (2

000)

Sci

ence

285

: 83.

22M

CB

140

“Prim

ary

cultu

red

fibro

blas

ts fr

om h

uman

neon

atal

fore

skin

w

ere

indu

ced

to e

nter

a q

uies

cent

sta

teby

ser

umde

priv

atio

n fo

r 48

hour

s an

d th

en s

timul

ated

by a

dditi

on o

f med

ium

cont

aini

ng 1

0% F

BS

.D

NA

mic

roar

ray

hybr

idiz

atio

nw

as u

sed

to m

easu

re t

he

tem

pora

l cha

nges

in m

RN

A le

vels

of 8

613

hum

an g

enes

at

12 ti

mes

, ran

ging

from

15

min

to24

hou

rs a

fter s

erum

st

imul

atio

n.”

Iyer

et a

l. (2

000)

Sci

ence

285

: 83.

23M

CB

140

103,

356

indi

vidu

alm

easu

rem

ents

24M

CB

140

7

25M

CB

140

Wou

nd

heal

ing

26M

CB

140

The

cent

ral c

halle

nge

in

expe

rimen

tal b

iolo

gy

“How

to c

onve

rt da

ta in

to k

now

ledg

e”

27M

CB

140

Pro

blem

On

the

one

hand

, it i

s in

cred

ibly

gra

tifyi

ng th

at th

e ce

ll’s

resp

onse

to th

e st

imul

us m

akes

bio

logi

cal s

ense

(a

hum

an s

kin

fibro

blas

t nor

mal

ly e

noun

ters

ser

um –

i.e.,

bloo

d –

in th

e co

ntex

t of a

wou

nd).

On

the

othe

r han

d, k

now

ing

that

all

thes

e ge

nes

resp

ond

to

seru

m te

lls u

s ve

ry li

ttle

abou

t why

they

do

that

.If

we

wer

e do

ing

this

in y

east

, we’

d do

a s

cree

n. O

r, al

tern

ativ

ely,

we

coul

d te

st a

stra

in w

ith a

del

etio

n fo

r the

ge

ne(s

) tha

t reg

ulat

e th

is re

spon

se.

Whi

ch g

ene

is th

at?

Wel

l, le

t’s d

elet

e ea

ch g

ene,

one

by

one,

and

see

whi

ch

defe

ct th

e st

rain

s ge

t!!“S

cree

n of

eac

h ge

ne fo

r eac

h de

fect

” →S

ATU

RA

TIO

N

28M

CB

140

8

29M

CB

140

An

addi

tiona

l, ex

trem

ely

cool

, tric

k

The

dele

tion

cass

ette

con

tain

s a

“mol

ecul

ar

bar c

ode”

–a

tag

regi

on.

The

tag

is a

san

dwic

h (2

act

ually

) –on

ei

ther

sid

e of

the

tag

are

sequ

ence

s th

at a

re

the

sam

e in

all

dele

tion

cass

ette

s, b

ut th

e “fi

lling”

is u

niqu

e to

eac

h ge

ne:

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.30

MC

B 14

0

Wha

t thi

s m

eans

With

in e

ach

dele

ted

gene

lies

a u

niqu

e,

iden

tifia

ble

sequ

ence

.

This

repr

esen

ts a

“tag

” tha

t can

be

used

as

a un

ique

iden

tifie

r for

that

stra

in a

nd th

at

stra

in o

nly.

Mor

e on

this

ver

y so

on.

31M

CB

140

“Fun

ctio

nal C

hara

cter

izat

ion

of th

e S

.cer

evis

iae

Gen

ome

by G

ene

Del

etio

n an

d P

aral

lel A

naly

sis”

Wha

t abo

ut e

ssen

tial g

enes

? →

use

hete

rozy

gous

dip

loid

s!

1.“W

hen

spor

es fr

om th

e 20

26he

tero

zygo

us s

train

s w

ere

germ

inat

ed o

n Y

PD

med

ia a

t 30°

C h

aplo

id d

elet

ants

cou

ld

not b

e re

cove

red

for 3

56 O

RFs

(17%

)”2.

“In to

tal,

we

dele

ted

5,91

6 ge

nes

(96.

5% o

f tot

al

atte

mpt

ed).

Som

e 18

.7%

(1,1

05) o

f the

gen

es p

rove

d es

sent

ial f

or g

row

th o

n ric

h gl

ucos

e m

ediu

m.”

1. W

inze

ler e

t al.

(199

9) 2

85: 9

01.

2. G

iaev

er e

t al.

(200

2) N

atur

e 41

8, 3

87.

32M

CB

140

The

seve

n ph

enot

ypic

cat

egor

ies

of d

elet

ion

mut

ant m

orph

olog

ies

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.

9

33M

CB

140

Now

wha

t?

Eig

hty

two

perc

ent o

f yea

st g

enes

are

non

-es

sent

ial i

n ric

h m

ediu

m.

Wha

t do

all t

hese

yea

st g

enes

do?

→fit

ness

pro

filin

g:m

easu

re h

ow th

e de

letio

n of

gen

e X

affe

cts

the

cell’s

abi

lity

to re

act t

o, o

r liv

e in

, co

nditi

on Y

.A

h, th

e go

od o

ld d

ays…

34M

CB

140

Scr

een

for g

al c

ells

H. D

ougl

as, D

. Haw

thor

ne (1

964)

:

1. T

ake

wt h

aplo

id y

east

.2.

Zap

them

with

UV

ligh

t.3.

Rep

lica-

plat

e to

find

thos

e th

at a

re g

al.

4. 1

:100

0 ar

e m

utan

t.

Dou

glas

HC

, Haw

thor

ne D

(196

4) E

nzym

atic

exp

ress

ion

and

gene

tic li

nkag

e of

gen

es c

ontro

lling

lact

ose

utili

zatio

n in

Sac

char

omyc

es. G

enet

ics

49:

837

.

35M

CB

140

This

is w

hat o

ne c

ould

do

Take

5,1

00 v

ials

, int

o ea

ch in

ocul

ate

a di

ffere

nt s

train

. Lab

el th

e vi

al w

ith th

e na

me

of th

e ge

ne d

elet

ed in

the

stra

in.

Do

this

in d

uplic

ate.

To o

ne v

ial,

add

som

ethi

ng (I

don

’t kn

ow, a

to

xin

or D

iet C

oke

or s

omet

hing

).S

ee, w

hich

stra

ins

have

a d

efec

t in

grow

ing

in th

e pr

esen

ce o

f asp

arta

me.

36M

CB

140

The

way

this

was

act

ually

don

e

(are

you

read

y fo

r thi

s?!)

Who

le-g

enom

e pa

ralle

l ana

lysi

sTh

e un

ique

seq

uenc

e ta

gs li

nked

to e

ach

gene

de

letio

n al

low

the

stra

ins

to b

e an

alys

ed in

par

alle

l. In

eac

h ex

perim

ent,

a m

ixed

cul

ture

con

tain

ing

ever

y de

letio

n m

utan

tis

grow

n, s

ampl

es a

re

colle

cted

at s

ever

al ti

mes

dur

ing

grow

th, a

nd th

e m

olec

ular

bar

-cod

e ta

gs a

re a

mpl

ified

from

ge

nom

ic D

NA

. The

abu

ndan

ce o

f eac

h de

letio

n st

rain

is th

en d

eter

min

ed b

y qu

antif

ying

the

asso

ciat

ed m

olec

ular

bar

cod

es b

y hy

brid

izat

ion

to

an o

ligon

ucle

otid

e ar

ray

of th

e co

mpl

emen

tary

bar

-co

de s

eque

nces

.G

iaev

er e

t al.

(200

2) N

atur

e 41

8, 3

87.

10

37M

CB

140

Am

azin

g bu

t tru

e1.

They

did

not

wan

t to

have

5,0

00 v

ials

of

anyt

hing

. Ins

tead

, the

y pu

t all

the

dele

tions

in

the

sam

e vi

al –

two

vial

s, a

ctua

lly, o

ne c

ontro

l (+

glu

cose

) and

one

exp

erim

enta

l (+

aspa

rtam

e), a

nd s

tarte

d gr

owin

g th

is s

trang

e “fa

mily

.”2.

Thos

e st

rain

s th

at h

ave

a gr

owth

def

icie

ncy

on

aspa

rtam

e w

ill g

row

mor

e sl

owly

than

thos

e th

at d

o no

t. 3.

At d

efin

ed ti

mep

oint

s, th

ey to

ok a

liquo

ts,

isol

ated

gen

omic

DN

A, a

nd …

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.38

MC

B 14

0

Ooo

h, m

ama!

… d

id P

CR

with

the

prim

ers

flank

ing

the

tag.

Thi

s w

ill am

plify

eve

ry ta

g in

the

mix

–th

at is

, fro

m

ever

y st

rain

in th

e vi

al. B

UT!

–th

e ta

g its

elf i

s un

ique

–th

at is

, the

ir P

CR

pro

duct

is a

PO

OL

–th

e nu

mbe

r of t

imes

a g

iven

tag

is re

pres

ente

d in

that

poo

l is

dire

ctly

pro

porti

onal

to h

ow

abun

dant

that

stra

in w

as a

t tha

t mom

ent i

n tim

e!

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.

39M

CB

140

Yes

, and

wha

t?

This

mea

ns th

ey c

an d

irect

ly m

easu

re, h

ow m

any

cells

of w

hich

stra

in w

ere

pres

ent i

n th

e m

ix a

t any

tim

e by

hyb

ridiz

ing

this

poo

l to

a cu

stom

m

icro

arra

y –

plea

se u

nder

stan

d, n

ot th

e ye

ast

geno

me

arra

y –

this

was

an

arra

y th

ey m

ade

espe

cial

ly fo

r thi

s ex

perim

ent –

it co

ntai

ned

5,10

0 ta

g se

quen

ces,

eac

h on

e an

nota

ted:

GTC

AA

GA

TGC

TAC

CG

TTC

AG

= G

AL1

GG

TAG

TATG

TTTG

GG

AC

AG

= G

AL8

0

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.40

MC

B 14

0

One

que

stio

n

How

coo

l is

that

, I a

sk y

ou?

Ans

wer

: coo

ler t

han

Kea

nu R

eeve

s,

Law

renc

e Fi

shbu

rne,

and

Car

rie-A

nne

Mos

s C

OM

BIN

ED

.

11

41M

CB

140

Firs

t

“Abo

ut 1

5% o

f all

viab

le h

omoz

ygou

s de

letio

n st

rain

s ex

hibi

t a s

low

gro

wth

ph

enot

ype

in ri

ch m

ediu

m a

t 30

°C”

~ 62

0 ge

nes

are

not e

ssen

tial,

but i

n th

eir

abse

nce

yeas

t “w

ish

they

wer

e de

ad”

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.42

MC

B 14

0R

ibos

omal

pro

tein

L27

A, p

rote

in b

iosy

nthe

sis,

stru

ctur

al p

rote

inof

ribo

som

e, c

ytos

olic

la

rge

ribos

omal

(60S

)-su

buni

t17

.1R

PL27

A

biol

ogic

al_p

roce

ss u

nkno

wn,

mol

ecul

ar_f

unct

ion

unkn

own,

cel

lula

r_co

mpo

nent

un

know

n17

.6BU

D32

vacu

olar

ATP

ase

V0 d

omai

n su

buni

t c (1

7 kD

a), e

ndoc

ytos

is*,

hyd

roge

n-tra

nspo

rting

tw

o-se

ctor

ATP

ase,

hyd

roge

n-tra

nspo

rting

ATP

ase

V0 d

omai

n17

.9C

UP5

Treh

alos

e-6-

phos

phat

e ph

osph

atas

e, s

tress

resp

onse

*, tr

ehal

ose

phos

phat

ase,

al

pha,

alph

a-tre

halo

se-p

hosp

hate

syn

thas

e (U

DP-

form

ing)

18.0

TPS

2

trans

crip

tion

fact

or, c

hrom

atin

mod

elin

g, n

on-s

peci

fic R

NA

poly

mer

ase

II tra

nscr

iptio

n fa

ctor

, nuc

leos

ome

rem

odel

ing

com

plex

18.8

SWI3

phos

phat

idyl

inos

itol 3

-kin

ase,

pro

tein

pho

spho

ryla

tion*

, pro

tein

kin

ase*

, mem

bran

e fra

ctio

n18

.9VP

S34

bud

site

sel

ectio

n, b

iolo

gica

l_pr

oces

s un

know

n, m

olec

ular

_fun

ctio

n un

know

n,

cellu

lar_

com

pone

nt u

nkno

wn

19.0

BUD

25

yeas

t dna

J ho

mol

og (n

ucle

ar e

nvel

ope

prot

ein)

; hea

t sho

ck p

rote

in

19.6

YDJ1

sim

ilar t

o N

up12

0p a

nd C

.ele

gans

R05

H5.

5 pr

otei

n an

d N

up12

0p, b

iolo

gica

l_pr

oces

s un

know

n, m

olec

ular

_fun

ctio

n un

know

n,

20.1

AR

V1

cont

ains

two

SH3

dom

ains

20

.3B

EM

1

biol

ogic

al_p

roce

ss u

nkno

wn,

mol

ecul

ar_f

unct

ion

unkn

own,

cel

lula

r_co

mpo

nent

un

know

n20

.9FY

V11

Inte

gral

vac

uola

r mem

bran

e pr

otei

n,m

olec

ular

_fun

ctio

n un

know

n,

21.0

VAC

7

ribon

ucle

otid

e re

duct

ase,

DN

A re

plic

atio

n, ri

bonu

cleo

side

-dip

hosp

hate

redu

ctas

e,

cyto

sol

22.3

RN

R1

70-k

Da

aden

ylyl

cyc

lase

-ass

ocia

ted

prot

ein,

cyt

oske

leto

n or

gani

zatio

n an

d bi

ogen

esis

*, c

ytos

kele

tal p

rote

in b

indi

ng p

rote

in*,

act

in c

ortic

al p

atch

(sen

su

Sacc

haro

myc

es)

30.6

SR

V2

Gen

e D

escr

iptio

nA

vera

ge

Rat

ioG

ene

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.

43M

CB

140

Stre

ss re

spon

se

Yea

st (a

nd u

s) h

as e

volv

ed to

resp

ond

to

stre

ss (c

hang

e in

env

ironm

ent)

–te

mpe

ratu

re, s

alin

ity, n

utrie

nt c

ompo

sitio

n,

pH, U

V d

amag

e, e

tc e

tc.

Take

thos

e st

rain

s th

at a

re a

live

and

do n

ot

have

a d

eath

wis

h (~

4,70

0 ge

nes)

and

pr

ofile

them

with

resp

ect t

o th

eir a

bilit

y to

re

spon

d to

suc

h st

ress

.=

iden

tify

gene

s re

quire

d fo

r stre

ss re

spon

se

44M

CB

140

Whi

ch s

tress

stim

uli t

o pi

ck fi

rst?

They

pic

ked:

1.

Cha

nge

of c

arbo

n so

urce

(gal

acto

se o

r 1.

5M s

orbi

tol)

2.C

hang

e in

osm

olar

ity (1

M N

aCl)

3.pH

84.

DN

A d

amag

e

12

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.46

MC

B 14

0

47M

CB

140

Sur

pris

e #1

132.

2303

PG

M2

Pho

spho

gluc

omut

ase,

gly

coge

n m

etab

olis

m*,

pho

spho

gluc

omut

ase,

cyt

opla

sm*

87.1

1409

GA

L7ga

lact

ose-

1-ph

osph

ate

urid

yl tr

ansf

eras

e, g

alac

tose

met

abol

ism

, UTP

--hex

ose-

1-ph

osph

ate

urid

ylyl

tran

80.5

2361

GA

L10

UD

P-g

luco

se 4

-epi

mer

ase,

gal

acto

se m

etab

olis

m, U

DP

-glu

cose

4-e

pim

eras

e, c

ytop

lasm

77.6

037

SN

F4as

soci

ates

with

Snf

1p

72.4

0753

IRA

2en

code

s a

GTP

ase

activ

atin

g pr

otei

n, h

ighl

y ho

mol

ogou

s to

Ira1

p, h

omol

ogue

of n

euro

fibro

min

48.9

2994

GA

L3in

volv

ed in

gal

acto

se in

duct

ion

of G

AL

gene

s, g

alac

tose

met

abol

ism

*, m

olec

ular

_fun

ctio

n un

know

n, n

u38

.042

18G

AL4

zinc

-fing

er tr

ansc

riptio

n fa

ctor

of t

he Z

n(2)

-Cys

(6) b

inuc

lear

clu

ster

dom

ain

type

, gal

acto

se m

etab

olis

m*

37.1

9342

NB

P2

inte

ract

s w

ith N

ap1,

whi

ch is

invo

lved

in h

isto

ne a

ssem

bly,

bio

logi

cal_

proc

ess

unkn

own,

33.0

685

SR

B8

RN

A p

olym

eras

e II

med

iato

r sub

unit,

repr

essi

on o

f tra

nscr

iptio

n fro

m P

ol II

pro

mot

er, R

NA

pol

ymer

ase

32.5

436

CYS

3cy

stat

hion

ine

gam

ma-

lyas

e,cy

stat

hion

ine-

gam

ma-

lyas

e,28

.116

98bi

olog

ical

_pro

cess

unk

now

n, m

olec

ular

_fun

ctio

n un

know

n,

26.4

2784

GE

F1pu

tativ

e tra

nspo

rt pr

otei

n in

volv

ed in

intra

cellu

lar i

ron

met

abol

ism

, tra

nspo

rt,24

.642

94S

MI1

57 k

Da

nucl

ear p

rote

in

24.4

1729

biol

ogic

al_p

roce

ss u

nkno

wn,

mol

ecul

ar_f

unct

ion

unkn

own,

20

.401

32G

AL2

gala

ctos

e pe

rmea

se, g

alac

tose

met

abol

ism

*, g

alac

tose

tran

spor

ter,

plas

ma

mem

bran

e18

.549

63R

ML2

mito

chon

dria

l rib

osom

al p

rote

in L

2 of

the

larg

e su

buni

t, pr

otei

n bi

osyn

thes

is*,

stru

ctur

al p

rote

in o

f rib

os13

.940

38S

EC

22S

ynap

tobr

evin

(v-S

NA

RE

) hom

olog

, non

-sel

ectiv

e ve

sicl

e fu

sion

*, v

-SN

AR

E, i

nter

-Gol

gi tr

ansp

ort v

esic

13.7

0306

MD

M12

Mdm

12p

is a

mito

chon

dria

l out

er m

embr

ane

prot

ein.

An

Mdm

12p

hom

olog

exi

sts

in S

. Pom

be w

hich

c12

.561

3B

MH

1H

omol

og o

f mam

mal

ian

14-3

-3 p

rote

ins,

pse

udoh

ypha

l gro

wth

*, m

olec

ular

_fun

ctio

n un

know

n,12

.238

4FT

R1

Iron

perm

ease

, tra

nspo

rt,12

.132

23R

AV

1R

egul

ator

of (

H+)

-ATP

ase

in v

acuo

lar m

embr

ane,

mol

ecul

ar_f

unct

ion

unkn

own,

10

.771

66D

IA4

Ser

yl-tR

NA

syn

thet

ase,

pse

udoh

ypha

l gro

wth

*, s

erin

e--tR

NA

liga

se, c

ellu

lar_

com

pone

nt u

nkno

wn

10.5

0621

FET3

mul

ticop

per o

xida

se, h

igh

affin

ity ir

on tr

ansp

ort,

mul

ticop

per f

erro

xida

se ir

on tr

ansp

ort m

edia

tor,

plas

ma

9.32

1492

GA

L1ga

lact

okin

ase,

gal

acto

se m

etab

olis

m, g

alac

toki

nase

, pla

sma

mem

bran

e*8.

8831

9bi

olog

ical

_pro

cess

unk

now

n, m

olec

ular

_fun

ctio

n un

know

n,

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.48

MC

B 14

0

Sur

pris

e #1

“The

use

of g

alac

tose

is o

ne o

f the

bes

t-st

udie

d pa

thw

ays

in y

east

, yet

we

iden

tifie

d te

nge

nes

not p

revi

ousl

y kn

own

to b

e re

quire

d fo

r opt

imal

gro

wth

on

this

car

bon

sour

ce: M

SN

2, F

TR1,

FE

T3, Y

DR

290W

, A

TX1,

YN

L077

W, Y

DR

269C

, GE

F1,

YM

L090

w, Y

KL0

37W

. Thu

s, fi

tnes

s pr

ofilin

g ca

n di

scov

er g

enes

invo

lved

eve

n in

pr

evio

usly

wel

l-stu

died

pat

hway

s. “

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.

13

49M

CB

140

Mes

sage

This

was

the

first

real

sat

urat

ion

scre

en e

ver

done

for a

nyth

ing.

Sat

urat

ion

scre

ens

have

bee

n do

ne in

the

past

, but

the

clai

m o

f sat

urat

ion

(“we’

ve

mad

e a

mut

atio

n in

eve

ry g

ene”

) has

al

way

s be

en a

sta

tistic

al, n

ot a

n em

piric

al

one.

It’s

amaz

ing

how

muc

h m

ore

one

can

find

whe

n on

e do

es a

true

satu

ratio

n sc

reen

!

50M

CB

140

Exp

ress

ion

prof

iling

vs.

gen

etic

s?

The

stim

uli (

gala

ctos

e, 1

M N

aCl,

DN

A

dam

age,

etc

.) pi

cked

wer

e no

t cho

sen

rand

omly

. The

y ch

ose

the

ones

for w

hich

th

e ex

pres

sion

pro

filin

g ha

d al

read

y be

en

done

.C

ompa

re tw

o lis

ts:

1.G

enes

act

ivat

ed (r

epre

ssed

) by

stim

ulus

.2.

Gen

es th

at a

re re

quire

d fo

r gro

wth

fo

llow

ing

that

stim

ulus

.

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.

51M

CB

140

Let’s

thin

k ab

out t

his

for a

sec

ond

If a

stim

ulus

act

ivat

es (o

r rep

ress

es) a

gen

e,

this

mus

t be

for a

reas

on!

For e

xam

ple,

whe

n yo

u ad

d la

ctos

e to

E.

coli,

one

gen

e th

at is

indu

ced

is, o

f cou

rse,

b-

gala

ctos

idas

e.P

redi

ctio

n:If

a ge

ne is

indu

ced

by th

e st

imul

us, i

t mus

t ha

ve s

omet

hing

to d

o w

ith re

spon

ding

to

the

stim

ulus

!

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.52

MC

B 14

0

Buc

kle

your

sea

tbel

ts a

nd re

turn

yo

ur tr

ay ta

bles

to a

n up

right

and

fu

lly lo

cked

pos

ition

14

53M

CB

140

Hol

y co

w“O

ur h

ypot

hesi

s w

as th

is: i

f a g

ene

exhi

bits

a s

igni

fican

t in

crea

se in

exp

ress

ion

in a

giv

en c

ondi

tion,

then

it s

houl

d al

so b

e re

quire

d fo

r opt

imal

gro

wth

in th

at c

ondi

tion.

We

foun

d th

at in

gal

acto

se, l

ess

than

7%

of t

he g

enes

that

ex

hibi

ted

a si

gnifi

cant

incr

ease

in m

RN

A e

xpre

ssio

n al

so

exhi

bite

d a

sign

ifica

nt d

ecre

ase

in fi

tnes

s.In

the

case

of p

H

8, 1

M N

aCl a

nd 1

.5M

sor

bito

l, 3.

0%, 0

.88%

and

0.3

4%,

resp

ectiv

ely,

of t

he g

enes

that

exh

ibite

d a

sign

ifica

nt

incr

ease

in m

RN

A e

xpre

ssio

n al

so e

xhib

ited

a si

gnifi

cant

de

crea

se in

fitn

ess.

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.54

MC

B 14

0

Hm

mm

mm

mm

mm

mm

mm

“We

obse

rved

littl

e ov

erla

p of

gen

es id

entif

ied

both

as

sign

ifica

nt b

y fit

ness

pro

filin

g an

d as

sig

nific

antly

upr

egul

ated

by

gene

exp

ress

ion

prof

iling

in c

ondi

tions

of 1

M N

aCl,

1.5

M s

orbi

tol,

pH 8

and

gal

acto

se.

It is

eas

y to

imag

ine

why

som

e ge

nes

requ

ired

for g

row

th u

nder

apa

rticu

lar c

ondi

tion

do n

ot e

xhib

it a

chan

ge in

exp

ress

ion

in th

at

cond

ition

, bec

ause

the

resp

onse

to th

e ch

ange

in c

ondi

tion

may

op

erat

e po

st-tr

ansc

riptio

nally

. The

con

vers

e si

tuat

ion—

a ge

ne th

at

exhi

bits

a s

igni

fican

t inc

reas

e in

exp

ress

ion

but i

s no

t req

uire

d fo

r gr

owth

—is

qui

te s

urpr

isin

g, a

nd m

ore

diffi

cult

to c

ompr

ehen

d. It

is

poss

ible

that

und

er s

tress

con

ditio

ns, m

ultip

le g

ene

prod

ucts

are

ex

pres

sed,

onl

y a

smal

l fra

ctio

n of

whi

ch a

re e

ssen

tial f

or a

dapt

atio

n to

th

e sp

ecifi

c co

nditi

on in

que

stio

n.”

Gia

ever

et a

l. (2

002)

Nat

ure

418,

387

.

55M

CB

140

Sev

ente

en th

ousa

nd th

ree

hund

red

and

eigh

teen

“Exp

ress

ion

prof

iling

” = 1

7,31

8 pa

pers

.Ta

ke c

ell,

do s

omet

hing

to it

, obs

erve

cha

nge

in

gene

exp

ress

ion

and

chan

ge in

cel

l.W

hat i

s th

e re

latio

nshi

p be

twee

n ch

ange

s in

gen

e ex

pres

sion

and

wha

t hap

pene

d to

the

cell?

Ass

umpt

ion:

a c

ausa

l one

.Th

at is

, gen

e ex

pres

sion

cha

nged

bec

ause

of w

hat

we

did

to th

e ce

ll, a

nd, f

urth

erm

ore,

how

the

cell

resp

onde

d to

wha

t we

did

is d

ue to

the

gene

ex

pres

sion

cha

nge.

56M

CB

140

Coi

ncid

enta

l cor

rela

tion

Pos

t hoc

, erg

o pr

opte

r hoc

.“A

fter s

omet

hing

, the

refo

re b

ecau

se o

f so

met

hing

.”

15

57M

CB

140

“Tra

nscr

iptio

nal r

espo

nse

of S

. cer

evis

iae

to D

NA

-dam

agin

g ag

ents

do

es n

ot id

entif

y th

e ge

nes

that

pro

tect

aga

inst

thes

e ag

ents

The

rece

nt c

ompl

etio

n of

the

dele

tion

of a

ll of

the

none

ssen

tialg

enes

in

budd

ing

yeas

t has

pro

vide

d a

pow

erfu

l new

way

of d

eter

min

ing

thos

e ge

nes

that

affe

ct th

e se

nsiti

vity

of t

his

orga

nism

to c

ytot

oxic

age

nts.

We

have

use

d th

is s

yste

m to

test

the

hypo

thes

is th

at g

enes

who

se tr

ansc

riptio

n is

in

crea

sed

afte

r DN

A da

mag

e ar

e im

porta

nt fo

r the

sur

viva

l to

that

dam

age.

W

e us

ed a

poo

l of 4

,627

dip

loid

stra

ins

each

with

hom

ozyg

ous

dele

tion

of a

no

ness

entia

l gen

e to

iden

tify

thos

e ge

nes

that

are

impo

rtant

fort

he s

urvi

val

of y

east

to fo

ur D

NA

-dam

agin

g ag

ents

: ion

izin

g ra

diat

ion,

UV

radi

atio

n, a

nd

expo

sure

to c

ispl

atin

or t

o hy

drog

en p

erox

ide.

In a

dditi

on w

e m

easu

red

the

trans

crip

tiona

l res

pons

e of

the

wild

-type

par

enta

l stra

in to

the

sam

e D

NA

-da

mag

ing

agen

ts. W

e fo

und

no re

latio

nshi

p be

twee

n th

e ge

nes

nece

ssar

y fo

r sur

viva

l to

the

DN

A-d

amag

ing

agen

ts a

nd th

ose

gene

s w

hose

tra

nscr

iptio

n is

incr

ease

d af

ter e

xpos

ure.

The

se d

ata

show

that

few

, if a

ny, o

f th

e ge

nes

invo

lved

in re

pairi

ng th

e D

NA

lesi

ons

prod

uced

in th

isst

udy,

in

clud

ing

doub

le-s

trand

bre

aks,

pyr

imid

ine

dim

ers,

sin

gle-

stra

nd b

reak

s,

base

dam

age,

and

DN

A c

ross

-link

s, a

re in

duce

d in

resp

onse

to to

xic

dose

s of

the

agen

ts th

at p

rodu

ce th

ese

lesi

ons.

This

find

ing

sugg

ests

that

the

enzy

mes

nec

essa

ry fo

r the

repa

ir of

thes

e le

sion

s ar

e at

suf

ficie

nt le

vels

w

ithin

the

cell.

The

dat

a al

so s

ugge

st th

at th

e na

ture

of t

he le

sion

s pr

oduc

ed

by D

NA-

dam

agin

g ag

ents

can

not e

asily

be

dedu

ced

from

gen

e ex

pres

sion

pr

ofili

ng.

Birr

ell e

t al.

(200

2) P

NA

S 9

9: 8

778.

58M

CB

140

Ple

ase

unde

rsta

nd

This

doe

s no

t mea

n th

at g

enes

that

resp

ond

to s

timul

i are

irre

leva

nt to

that

resp

onse

.Th

is o

nly

mea

ns th

at y

ou c

anno

t tak

e a

list

of g

enes

that

hav

e re

spon

ded

and

mak

e a

swee

ping

cla

im a

s to

the

rele

vanc

e of

all

the

gene

s th

at re

spon

ded

to th

e ac

tual

fu

nctio

nal p

athw

ay o

f the

resp

onse

.Fo

r som

e pa

thw

ays

(DN

A d

amag

e in

yea

st)

the

Ven

n di

agra

m h

as n

ear-

zero

ove

rlap!

59M

CB

140

Nex

t tim

e

Use

of f

unct

iona

l gen

omic

s to

und

erst

and

canc

er c

ell b

iolo

gy.