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In this analysis, I am trying to answer the question, how the gene dosage effect related to trisomy12 affect the abundance of other proteins (not on Chr12) through the stabilizing effect of forming complexes.
The steps are summarized briefly as below:
Identify proteins that are on chr12 and significantly up-regulated in trisomy12 samples. Those are suppose to be the direct gene dosage effect.
Identify proteins that are not on chr12 but also significantly up-regulated in trisomy12 samples. In addition, there should not be significant change at RNA levels for those proteins.
Connect those proteins using the protein-protein complex network.
The interactions in this network can be explained as: the gene dosage effect of trisomy12 leads to higher RNA and protein expressions in trisomy12 sample. The genes dosage effect propagates to proteins from other chromosome through complex formation. Those interactions (or complexes) are potentially important for the biology of trisomy12.
library(SummarizedExperiment)
library(tidygraph)
library(DGCA)
library(proDA)
library(DESeq2)
library(cowplot)
library(igraph)
library(ggraph)
library(tidyverse)
load("../output/proteomic_LUMOS_20200430.RData")
load("../../var/patmeta_200522.RData")
load("../../var/ddsrna_180717.RData")
Preprocessing protein and RNA data
#subset samples and genes
overSampe <- intersect(colnames(dds), colnames(protCLL))
overGene <- intersect(rownames(dds), rowData(protCLL)$ensembl_gene_id)
ddsSub <- dds[overGene, overSampe]
protSub <- protCLL[match(overGene, rowData(protCLL)$ensembl_gene_id),overSampe]
rowData(ddsSub)$uniprotID <- rownames(protSub)[match(rownames(ddsSub),rowData(protSub)$ensembl_gene_id)]
#vst
ddsSub.vst <- varianceStabilizingTransformation(ddsSub)
Processing protein complex data
int_pairs <- read_delim("../data/proteins_in_complexes", delim = "\t") %>%
mutate(Reactome = grepl("Reactome",Evidence_supporting_the_interaction),
Corum = grepl("Corum",Evidence_supporting_the_interaction)) %>%
filter(ProtA %in% rownames(protSub) & ProtB %in% rownames(protSub)) %>%
mutate(pair=map2_chr(ProtA, ProtB, ~paste0(sort(c(.x,.y)), collapse = "-"))) %>%
mutate(database = case_when(
Reactome & Corum ~ "both",
Reactome & !Corum ~ "Reactome",
!Reactome & Corum ~ "Corum",
TRUE ~ "other"
)) %>% mutate(inComplex = "yes")
comTab <- int_pairs %>% select(ProtA, ProtB, database) %>%
mutate(chrA = rowData(protCLL[ProtA,])$chromosome_name,
chrB = rowData(protCLL[ProtB,])$chromosome_name) %>%
filter(!is.na(chrA), !is.na(chrB)) %>%
filter((chrA == "12" & chrB != "12") | (chrA !="12" & chrB == "12")) %>%
mutate(source = ifelse(chrA == 12, ProtA, ProtB),
target = ifelse(chrA == 12, ProtB, ProtA)) %>%
select(source, target, database)
fdrCut <- 0.1
resTab <- select(allRes, name, uniprotID, chrom, padj, padj.rna, logFC,log2FC.rna) %>%
mutate(sigProt = padj <= fdrCut,
sigRna = padj.rna <=fdrCut,
upProt = sigProt & logFC > 0,
upRna = sigRna & log2FC.rna > 0)
comTab <- comTab %>%
left_join(resTab, by = c(source = "uniprotID")) %>%
left_join(resTab, by = c(target = "uniprotID")) %>%
rename_all(funs(str_replace(., "x", "source"))) %>%
rename_all(funs(str_replace(., "y", "target")))
comTab.filter <- filter(comTab, sigProt.source, sigProt.target, !sigRna.target, upProt.source, upProt.target)
#get node list
allNodes <- union(comTab.filter$name.source, comTab.filter$name.target)
nodeList <- data.frame(id = seq(length(allNodes))-1, name = allNodes, stringsAsFactors = FALSE) %>%
mutate(onChr12 = ifelse(rowData(protCLL[match(name, rowData(protCLL)$hgnc_symbol),])$chromosome_name %in% "12",
"chr12","otherChr"))
#get edge list
edgeList <- select(comTab.filter, name.source, name.target, database) %>%
dplyr::rename(Source = name.source, Target = name.target) %>%
mutate(Source = nodeList[match(Source,nodeList$name),]$id,
Target = nodeList[match(Target, nodeList$name),]$id) %>%
data.frame(stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
net <- graph_from_data_frame(vertices = nodeList, d=edgeList, directed = FALSE)
tidyNet <- as_tbl_graph(net)
ggraph(tidyNet) + geom_edge_link(aes(color = database), width=1) +
geom_node_point(aes(color =onChr12, shape = onChr12), size=5) +
geom_node_text(aes(label = name), repel = TRUE) +
scale_color_manual(values = c(chr12 = "red",otherChr = "blue")) +
scale_edge_color_brewer(palette = "Set2") +
theme_graph()
In this plot, the proteins on chr12 are shown as red circles and non-chr12 proteins are blue triangles. The color of the edges indicate the databases that the complexes based upon. I consider “both” (annotated both in Corum and Reactome) as the stronger evidence, while “other” (not annotated in either Corum or Reactome database but some other databases) as weaker evidence. But this is very subjective.
I think it’s easier to interpret this network. For example, there’s a module center by a chr12 gene PTPN6, which involves CD79B, CD22, PTK2B. This module can be explained as that, trisomy12 leads to the up-regulation of PTPN6 at protein level, which in turn leads to the up-regulation of CD79B, CD22 and PTK2B in trisomy12 samples. This observation is more likely explained by the stabilizing effect through forming complex among those proteins rather than by RNA expressions, as the RNA expression levels of CD79B, CD22, PTK2B are not different between trisomy12 and WT samples.
I also find the clusters of this network quite interesting: There’s one large cluster involving protein synthesis pathways (ribosome, eIF) centered around three chr12 proteins: RPLP0, RPL6 and eIF4B, which may indicate trisomy12 regulate protein synthesis through propagating gene dosage effect by this complex. There are also some clusters involving proteosome complexes (PSMD9), motor proteins (MYL6), PTPN6/PTPN11 and so on. They are potentially interesting. Let me know if there are some candidates you want to investigate further.
Prepare complex table
edgeTab <- int_pairs %>% select(ProtA, ProtB, database) %>%
mutate(chrA = rowData(protCLL[ProtA,])$chromosome_name,
chrB = rowData(protCLL[ProtB,])$chromosome_name,
nameA = rowData(protCLL[ProtA,])$hgnc_symbol,
nameB = rowData(protCLL[ProtB,])$hgnc_symbol) %>%
filter(!is.na(chrA), !is.na(chrB)) %>%
select(ProtA, ProtB, nameA, nameB, database)
fdrCut <- 0.1
nodeTab <- select(allRes, name, uniprotID, chrom, padj, padj.rna, logFC,log2FC.rna) %>%
mutate(sigProt = padj <= fdrCut,
sigRna = padj.rna <=fdrCut,
upProt = sigProt & logFC > 0,
upRna = sigRna & log2FC.rna > 0) %>%
select(uniprotID, chrom, upProt, upRna,name) %>%
mutate(group = case_when(
upProt & upRna ~ "both_up",
upProt & !upRna ~ "Protein_up",
!upProt & upRna ~ "RNA_up",
TRUE ~ "none"
)) %>% select(name, chrom, group)
protList <- c("PTPN11","INPP5D")
plotSubNet <- function(protList,edgeTab, nodeTab) {
#get node list
subCom <- filter(edgeTab, nameA %in% protList | nameB %in% protList)
allNodes <- union(subCom$nameA, subCom$nameB)
nodeList <- data.frame(id = seq(length(allNodes))-1, name = allNodes, stringsAsFactors = FALSE) %>%
left_join(nodeTab, by = "name") %>%
mutate(onChr12 = ifelse(chrom %in% "12",
"chr12","otherChr"))
#get edge list
edgeList <- select(subCom, nameA, nameB, database) %>%
dplyr::rename(Source = nameA, Target = nameB) %>%
mutate(Source = nodeList[match(Source,nodeList$name),]$id,
Target = nodeList[match(Target, nodeList$name),]$id) %>%
data.frame(stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
net <- graph_from_data_frame(vertices = nodeList, d=edgeList, directed = FALSE)
tidyNet <- as_tbl_graph(net)
ggraph(tidyNet) + geom_edge_link(aes(color = database), width=1) +
geom_node_point(aes(color =group, shape = onChr12), size=5) +
geom_node_text(aes(label = name), repel = TRUE) +
scale_color_manual(values = c(both_up = "red", Protein_up = "blue", RNA_up = "orange", none = "grey")) +
scale_edge_color_brewer(palette = "Set2") +
theme_graph()
}
plotSubNet(protList,edgeTab, nodeTab)
This network plot is similar as above, but focus on the pair PTPN11 and INPP5D. Gene that do not show significant expression changes at protein or RNA levels were also included.
protList <- c("PTPN6","CD79B","CD22","PTK2B")
plotSubNet(protList,edgeTab, nodeTab)
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