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Microarrays and Their Uses

Brad Windle, Ph.D.628-1956

[email protected]

Profile

A set of data or characteristics pertaining to an item

Profiles are sometimes referred to as Signatures or Fingerprints

Cellular Profiles

GeneExpression

ProteinExpression

MiscData

SNPs

Methylation

Cell State

Drug Response

Metabolitics

StructuralGenomic

ProteinStates

Disease

Gene/ProteinSequence

ProteinStructure

DrugStructure

Cellular Profiles

GeneExpression

ProteinExpression

MiscData

SNPs

MethylationDrug

Response

Metabolitics

StructuralGenomic

ProteinStates

Gene/ProteinSequence

ProteinStructure

DrugStructure

Profiles Have Two Sides

Genes / Samples Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Sample 4

Gene 1 1 2 3 32

Gene 2 5 3 17 22

Gene 3 23 65 21 23

Gene 4 2 1 3 3

Genes / Samples Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Sample 4

Gene 1 1 2 3 32

Gene 2 5 3 17 22

Gene 3 23 65 21 23

Gene 4 2 1 3 3

A gene profile across samplesand a sample profile across genes

Microarraysand

Gene Expression Profiling

What do we want to know?

The bigger picture

Are cells or tissues related based on the genes they express?

For an experimental cell model, are there conditions that are similar based on changes in gene expression?

For certain experimental conditions, are there genes that show similar patterns of change (co-regulated)?

The smaller picture

What genes went up or down under an experimental condition?

How did we use to do this?

Probe for 1 gene

Analyze ~10 samples

Analyzing 1 gene for 10 samples

Analyzing thousands of genes for 1 sample

Now with Microarrays

Spotting Arrays

Affymetrix

cDNA synthesis labeling

cell or conditionof interest

control or reference cell

hybridize to microarray

Gene Expression Profiling

Applications of Gene Expression Profiling

Tissue or Tumor Classification

Gene Classification

Drug Classification

Drug Target Identification

Drug Response Prediction

breasprostatnon-small-lun

leukaemi

colo

melanom

CN

rena

ovaria

NCI-H2NCI-H52

SK-MEL2UACC-25

MALME-3M-1

UACC-6SK-MEL-

MDA-MDA-MB43

SK-MEL-

OVCAR-PC-

OVCAR-OVCAR-

IGROVSK-OV-

DU-14EKVA54

NCI-H46

Hs578SF-26SF-53SNB-7BT-54SF-29

HOP-6U25

SNB-1NCI-H22

UO-3ACH

RXF-39786-

CAKI-A49

TK-1LOXIMV

ADR-REOVCAR-

SN12HOP-9

MDA-MB-23

HCC-299KM1

COLO 20HT-2

HCT-1SW-62

MCFMCFMCFT-47

HCT-11NCI-H322

CCRF-CEMOLT-

HL-6S

K56K56K56

RPMI-822

Ross et al Nature Genetics 24:227 (2000)

The Color Map

Cells

Genes

1 2 3 4 5 a b c d e

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Ross et al Nature Genetics 24:227 (2000)

Alizadeh et al. Nature 403:503 (2000)

Alizadeh et al. Nature 403:503 (2000)

Gene Expression ArrayGenomic Content Array Methylation Array (Chromatin Array)Replication ArraySNP Array

Comparative Genomic Hybridization (CGH)

Structural Genomic Profiling

cell with losses or gains normal cell

hybridize to metaphase chromosomes

BAC or Oligo Array

Normal Cancer

Label DNA Label DNA

Genome Representation Profiling Using Arrays

Detection mainly for cancer and inherited deletions

Tumor suppressor genes are deleted

Oncogenes are amplified

CGH

Methylation Profiling

CCGGGGCC

me

me

CCGGGGCC

me

me

PCR linkers

Hpa II / PCR Amplify/ LabelPCR Amplify / Label

CpG Island Array

hybridize to array

Profile cells based on methylation statecell-type profiles

Differences in the methylated state of cancers

Compare methylation profiles to gene expression profiles

Synchronized cells in G1/S

BrdULabeling

time

Replication Profiling

cDNA or BAC Array

Profiling Transcription Factor-Interactive DNA

Immuno-precipitate w/Ab to protein Chromatin IP or ChIP

total genomic DNA

Combinatorial Elements Regulating Transcription

Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNPs) Profile

Personal fingerprint

Profile a small townFigure out who’s related to whoWhat chromosomes came from whomWhat regions came from whomFigure out what meiotic exchanges occurred

Pharmacogenomics - SNPs that affect disease and reaction to drugs

The ProfileData Sources

SNPs DNA microarray, oligos, millions of SNP sites

Protein expression Ab microarray, 2D gels, chromatographics

Protein states 2D gels, <1000 proteins resolved

Drug response brute force, 70,000 compounds screened

Metabolitics chromatographics

DNA/protein sequence Sequencing, <20 people sequenced, brute force

Drug structure in silico

Protein structure 3D crystallography, NMR, brute force

Gene expression DNA microarrays, oligo or PCR, 20-30,000 genes

Structural genomics DNA microarrays, BACs, ~one per 1Mb

Methylation DNA microarrays, upstream sequences, CpG islands

Questions?