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Comparative genomics in the context of<br />
<strong>host</strong>-<strong>pathogens</strong> <strong>interactions</strong><br />
Jérôme Gouzy, Yoann Beausse, Romain Fremez, François Enault, Thomas<br />
Faraut<br />
Thomas.Faraut@toulouse.inra.fr<br />
INRA - Toulouse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
Copyright INRA 2006. Reproduced here with permission.<br />
Comparative genomics in the context of <strong>host</strong>-<strong>pathogens</strong> <strong>interactions</strong> – p.1
Plan<br />
Motivation<br />
Methodological issues<br />
Presentation of the tools : Narcisse, Alvira<br />
Perspectives<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Motivation<br />
Comparative genomics in this complete genome sequence<br />
aera.<br />
How can we compare complete genome sequences ?<br />
In what format do we expect the results of the comparison<br />
of complete genomes ?<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Comparative genomics in the context of <strong>host</strong>-<strong>pathogens</strong> <strong>interactions</strong> – p.3
Socio-economic context<br />
A small bioinformatic team (1 person) with an experience in<br />
EST annotation (Iccare : Interspecific Comparative Clustering<br />
and Annotation foR EST)<br />
http://bioinfo.genopole-toulouse.prd.fr/iccare/<br />
Support from eadgene was greatly appreciated:<br />
6 months of bioinformatician engineer<br />
12 months of post-doc<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Scientific context<br />
Before the beginning of the eadgene project...<br />
Concerns in the methodological issues of comparing animal<br />
complete genome sequences<br />
with the encouragements and incentives of the REX eadgene<br />
we began to work on<br />
Comparing microbial pathogenetic genomes<br />
Comparing viral strains<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Scientific Issue<br />
Back to the scientific problem :<br />
How can we compare complete genomes ?<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Dotplot Human × chicken<br />
Genomes are compared at the nucleotide level.<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Chaining elements<br />
Local similarities are computed and chained according to the<br />
longest increasing subsequence algorithm.<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Chaining chains<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Chaining chains<br />
For animal genomes we have selected, somehow<br />
arbitrarily, 5 different levels;<br />
Only 3 different levels are considered for bacterial<br />
genomes.<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Comparing genomes<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Comparing genomes<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Comparing genomes<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Comparing genomes<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse animals<br />
Available genomes :<br />
human, mouse, rat, chicken, dog, cattle<br />
http://bioinfo.genopole-toulouse.prd.fr/narcisse/<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
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Narcisse bacterial<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Narcisse bacterial<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Viral comparative genomics<br />
Virology entered as well the genomic aera :<br />
Multiple viral strains from a single virus are being<br />
sequenced<br />
Analyzing viral genomes multiple alignments is a key step<br />
for the understanding of viral genome dynamics<br />
We propose in the Alvira tool an integrated approach for<br />
multiple alignment analysis.<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Alvira<br />
Multiple alignment is viewed as a graph.<br />
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Alvira<br />
Departure from the consensus can be identified at once<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
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Alvira<br />
Strain specific variation can be identified<br />
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Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Perspectives<br />
A multiple alignement viewer for targeted regions of<br />
animal genomes;<br />
Develop, in collaboration with the Sigenae team, web<br />
services to query the narcisse database.<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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Aknowledgements<br />
Thanks a lot to Christophe Klopp.<br />
EADGENE Days, 29-30 June 2006, Oslo, Norway.<br />
Thomas Faraut and Christophe Klopp (INRA, France).<br />
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