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Towards A Systems Biology Understanding of Metabolic Disorder

Cosmo

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Sodahead.com

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seqanswers.com

Illumina

Life Tech: Ion Torrent

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Transcriptomics – Expression Microarrays

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Proteins !

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Cell Signaling

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Genome

Proteome

Transcriptome

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A single cell ….

The Whole Body

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Insulin Resistance (Periphery)

Impaired Insulin Secretion

X

X

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What We Do

Before Exercise

After Exercise

Exercise

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Gene Expression Microarrays (Transcriptome)

Mass Spectrometry (Proteome)

Genome

Sequencing

X

Homogenization

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What can we learn from the genome?

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Genome Wide Association Study (GWAS)

Empire State Building

Of Type 2 Diabetes

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Metabolic Phenotypes

Subject

Sex

F

M

M

M

F

M

M

M

F

F

F

M

M

M

Age (yrs)

26

48

34

23

43

26

32

26

33

42

30

34

36

27

max HR pred

194

172

186

197

177

194

188

194

187

178

190

186

184

193

Height(in)

64.25

69.5

69.5

68.5

60.3

73

72

69.9

63.2

59.4

64.7

69.5

68.9

71.6

Weight (lbs)

129.5

205.5

201

177

133

201

189

177.6

142

147.8

152

205

231

195.5

Wt (kg)

58.86

93.41

91.36

80.45

60.45

91.36

85.91

80.73

64.55

67.04

69.1

92.99

104.9

88.8

BMI

22.1

29.9

29.3

26.5

25.7

26.5

25.6

23.5

25

30

25.5

29.8

34.2

26.8

M (mg/kg/min)

9.7

4.7

6.2

7.5

9

11.1

9.6

4.5

6.3

4.4

6.6

6.6

3.7

6.9

M (mg/min)

571

439

566.5

603.4

544.1

1014

824.7

363.3

406.6

295

456.1

613.7

388.1

612.7

M (mg/kg/ffm)

12.7

6.128

7.798

10.33

13.15

13.26

13.01

6.944

9.578

6.316

8.995

8.488

5.182

8.749

Body Fat % BAI

23.6

23.3

20.5

27.4

28.6

15

26.2

29.4

34.2

30.5

26.1

22.2

28.5

21

Fat mass (lbs)

30.6

47.9

41.2

48.5

36.5

29.7

49.5

47.9

48.6

45.2

39.5

45.5

65.8

41.1

Fat mass (kg)

13.91

21.77

18.73

22.05

16.59

13.5

22.5

21.77

22.09

20.5

17.9

20.6

29.8

18.6

Lean Body Mass (lbs)

98.9

157.6

159.8

128.5

91

168.3

139.5

115.1

93.4

102.9

111.8

159.5

165.2

154.4

Lean Body Mass (kg)

44.95

71.64

72.64

58.41

41.36

76.5

63.41

52.32

42.45

46.7

50.7

72.3

74.9

70.03

BMR

1365

2175

2205

1773

1256

2323

1925

1588

1289

1420

1540

2201

2280

2131

VO2 (l/m)

1.81

2.8

3.27

2.5

1.54

4.46

2.86

2.79

1.82

1.49

1.72

4.05

3.48

2.86

VO2max (ml/kg/min)

30.8

29.9

35.2

31.6

25.5

48.9

31.9

37.7

28.1

22.3

25.1

42

33.1

31.9

Heart Rate Max

191

174

185

197

183

199

173

186

190

172

179

189

183

173

Watt max (W)

165

200

200

175

125

260

200

175

125

100

125

230

175

200

Predicted70% max HR

133.7

121.8

129.5

137.9

128.1

139.3

121.1

130.2

133

120.4

125.3

132.3

128.1

121.1

Predicted90% max HR

171.9

156.6

166.5

177.3

164.7

179.1

155.7

167.4

171

154.8

161.1

170.1

164.7

155.7

Predicted70% max Watts

115.5

140

140

122.5

87.5

182

140

122.5

87.5

70

87.5

161

122.5

140

90% max watts

148.5

180

180

157.5

112.5

234

180

157.5

112.5

90

112.5

207

157.5

180

VO2 ml/kg/min

30.8

29.9

35.2

31.6

25.5

48.9

31.9

37.7

28.1

22.3

25.1

42

33.1

31.9

VO2 (ml kg FFM)

40.26

39.09

45.02

42.8

37.23

58.3

45.1

53.33

42.87

31.86

33.85

55.86

46.34

40.75

mean 70% max HR

136.5

123.4

144.9

158.6

134

151.7

131.9

136.3

144.4

127.4

138.5

136.3

129.9

129.7

mean 90% max HR

176.3

150.3

163.8

178.5

159.8

169.3

154.3

159.5

173.8

146

165.5

159.5

144.3

155.3

Chol

202

201

165

183

145

154

145

165

183

190

157

169

213

206

TG

56

227

114

78

55

44

94

119

98

93

152

57

204

258

HDL

84

46

52

64

56

47

42

40

60

51

40

48

33

41

LDL

109

117

94

106

80

100

87

105

107

124

92

112

146

113

VLDL

9

38

19

13

9

7

16

20

16

16

25

10

34

43

HA1C

5.1

5

5.3

5.1

5.7

5.5

5.8

5.5

5.7

5.4

4.9

5.5

5.8

5.7

Resting Heart Rate

69

66

58

76

64

67

58

66

76

61

62

64

66

71

SBP

113

143

122

130

108

131

94

112

113

104

106

141

126

144

DBP

69

94

74

83

64

69

69

72

78

61

62

86

66

81

FPG mg/dl

81.4

88.1

90

88.8

93.7

89.4

88.6

86.2

97.2

90.8

88.3

85.9

90.6

94.1

FPG mM

4.522

4.894

5

4.933

5.206

4.967

4.922

4.789

5.4

5.044

4.906

4.772

5.033

5.228

FPI (uU/ml)

2.9

10.67

6.35

5.15

6.7

4.52

3.74

2.79

3.66

7.75

16.67

8.41

13.53

1.89

FPI (pmol)

17.4

64.02

38.1

30.9

40.2

27.12

22.44

16.74

21.96

46.5

100

50.46

81.18

11.34

clamp ins uU

122

175

118

151

239

117

176

153

145

205

178

145

165

114

clamp pM

732

1050

708

906

1434

702

1056

918

870

1230

1068

870

990

684

Glucose

Uptake

Rate

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Distribution of Correlation Coefficients

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Correlations With Glucose Uptake

Correlation

ID

Description

0.86

GOPC

Homo sapiens golgi associated PDZ and coiled-coil motif containing (GOPC)

0.83

ZBED3

Homo sapiens zinc finger

0.83

MEA1

Homo sapiens male-enhanced antigen 1 (MEA1)

0.83

BC014384

Homo sapiens

0.83

GLUD1

Homo sapiens glutamate dehydrogenase 1 (GLUD1)

0.82

PDE4A

Homo sapiens phosphodiesterase 4A

0.81

EIF4ENIF1

Homo sapiens eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4E nuclear import factor 1 (EIF4ENIF1)

0.8

PPP2R3A

Homo sapiens protein phosphatase 2 (formerly 2A)

0.79

LOC401708

PREDICTED: Homo sapiens similar to Glutamine synthetase (Glutamate--ammonia ligase) (GS) (LOC401708)

0.79

PPP2CB

Homo sapiens protein phosphatase 2 (formerly 2A)

.

.

.

-0.78

ADRM1

Homo sapiens adhesion regulating molecule 1 (ADRM1)

-0.78

NFKB1

Homo sapiens nuclear factor of kappa light polypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells 1 (p105) (NFKB1)

-0.78

UBE2E3

Homo sapiens ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme E2E 3 (UBC4/5 homolog

-0.78

PDXDC2

Homo sapiens mRNA; cDNA DKFZp686B0962 (from clone DKFZp686B0962). [BX647358]

-0.78

RPLP0

Homo sapiens ribosomal protein

-0.79

DYSF

Homo sapiens dysferlin

-0.8

EIF3S5

Homo sapiens eukaryotic translation initiation factor 3

-0.8

EEF1B2

Homo sapiens eukaryotic translation elongation factor 1 beta 2 (EEF1B2)

-0.8

RPS3A

Homo sapiens ribosomal protein S3A (RPS3A)

-0.8

RPLP0

Homo sapiens ribosomal protein

-0.81

A_24_P50489

Unknown

-0.83

FBXO32

Homo sapiens F-box protein 32 (FBXO32)

-0.85

LOC440350

Homo sapiens similar to nuclear pore complex interacting protein (LOC440350)

-0.85

NFKB1

Homo sapiens nuclear factor of kappa light polypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells 1 (p105) (NFKB1)

-0.87

FBXO9

Homo sapiens F-box protein 9 (FBXO9)

~40,000 OTHER Probes

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ZBED3

ZBED3 is an INTERNAL

Receptor for WNT Signaling!

Axin

ZBED3

Axin

ZBED3

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ZBED3

ZBED3 Overexpression ENHANCES

WNT Signaling

ZBED3 KnockDown BLUNTS

WNT Signaling

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ZBED3 Expression Correlates With Glucose Uptake !!!

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PP2A = Protein Phosphatase 2

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Top Correlate : GOPC

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GOPC

Frizzled

Golgi

8 Hours

20 Hours

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What About the Negative Correlates ?

WNT Signaling

Glucose Transportor trafficking

Muscle Atrophy / Wasting

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ADRM1 = RPN13 -> Activates Proteosome!

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Does this correlation make sense?

When starving, peripheral tissues should :

  1. Stop stealing glucose from the brain

  • Send amino acids to the liver for glucose production

How can atrophy directly disable glucose uptake ?

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Can Atrogin switch off glucose uptake ?

GOPC

Frizzled

Golgi

Cell Membrane

Frizzled

S/T – X - V

Atrogin

BK Channels

S/T – X - V

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Hypothesis : �GOPC is on-switch / Atrogin is off-switch

GOPC

Frizzled

Golgi

Cell Membrane

Frizzled

S/T – X - V

Atrogin

S/T – X - V

X

X

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What about FBXO9 ?

FBXO9 turns on adipogenesis !

Kills B-catenin

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What about FBXO9 ?

FBXO9

?

Wnt signaling Anti - adipogenesis

FBXO9 Pro - adipogenesis !

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DYSF = Dysferlin : Muscular Dystrophy

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What About the Negative Correlates ?

WNT Signaling

Glucose Transportor trafficking

Muscle Atrophy / Wasting

Causes :

Disuse ?

Starvation / Fasting ?

Inflammation ?

Inhibition ?

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Correlations with Exercise Fold Change

Correlation

ID

Description

0.86

KCNMB2

potassium large conductance calcium-activated channel

0.86

ACP5

acid phosphatase 5

0.85

LIN28B

lin-28 homolog B (C. elegans) (LIN28B)

0.84

A_24_P941450

Unknown

0.84

HAO2

hydroxyacid oxidase 2 (long chain) (HAO2)

0.83

AL157439

mRNA; cDNA DKFZp434A225 (from clone DKFZp434A225). [AL157439]

0.81

PRKAG2

cDNA FLJ90194 fis

0.81

GPX4

glutathione peroxidase 4 (phospholipid hydroperoxidase) (GPX4)

0.80

AF349445

maxi-K channel HSLO mRNA

0.80

TJAP1

tight junction associated protein 1 (peripheral) (TJAP1)

0.79

TRIM43

tripartite motif-containing 43 (TRIM43)

0.79

AF116673

PRO1925 mRNA

0.79

DGKZ

diacylglycerol kinase

0.79

KIAA1772

KIAA1772 (KIAA1772)

0.79

SART3

squamous cell carcinoma antigen recognized by T cells 3 (SART3)

0.78

CBFA2T2

core-binding factor

0.78

A_23_P123234

Unknown

0.78

PFKFB3

6-phosphofructo-2-kinase/fructose-2

0.78

PFKFB3

6-phosphofructo-2-kinase/fructose-2

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Figure 1. A transgenic TRAP over expressing mouse subline displays hyperplastic obesity.

Lång P, van Harmelen V, Rydén M, Kaaman M, et al. (2008) Monomeric Tartrate Resistant Acid Phosphatase Induces Insulin Sensitive Obesity. PLoS ONE 3(3): e1713. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0001713

http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0001713

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NFKB1 -> Atrophy pathway !

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Macrophage

avb3

OPN

M1 Polarization

Inflammatory

Cytokine Secretion

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Glucose Disposal

Rate !

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OPN

OPN

ACP5/TRAP

TRAP dephosphorylates

Osteopontin

Prevents binding with avb-3 integrin receptors

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Macrophage

avb3

OPN

X

Inflammatory

Cytokines

X

OPN

OPN

ACP5/TRAP

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The Big Picture

FBXO9

FBXO32/Atrogin

(Maybe)

X

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What about correlation with other measurements ?

Subject

Sex

F

M

M

M

F

M

M

M

F

F

F

M

M

M

Age (yrs)

26

48

34

23

43

26

32

26

33

42

30

34

36

27

max HR pred

194

172

186

197

177

194

188

194

187

178

190

186

184

193

Height(in)

64.25

69.5

69.5

68.5

60.3

73

72

69.9

63.2

59.4

64.7

69.5

68.9

71.6

Weight (lbs)

129.5

205.5

201

177

133

201

189

177.6

142

147.8

152

205

231

195.5

Wt (kg)

58.86

93.41

91.36

80.45

60.45

91.36

85.91

80.73

64.55

67.04

69.1

92.99

104.9

88.8

BMI

22.1

29.9

29.3

26.5

25.7

26.5

25.6

23.5

25

30

25.5

29.8

34.2

26.8

M (mg/kg/min)

9.7

4.7

6.2

7.5

9

11.1

9.6

4.5

6.3

4.4

6.6

6.6

3.7

6.9

M (mg/min)

571

439

566.5

603.4

544.1

1014

824.7

363.3

406.6

295

456.1

613.7

388.1

612.7

M (mg/kg/ffm)

12.7

6.128

7.798

10.33

13.15

13.26

13.01

6.944

9.578

6.316

8.995

8.488

5.182

8.749

Body Fat % BAI

23.6

23.3

20.5

27.4

28.6

15

26.2

29.4

34.2

30.5

26.1

22.2

28.5

21

Fat mass (lbs)

30.6

47.9

41.2

48.5

36.5

29.7

49.5

47.9

48.6

45.2

39.5

45.5

65.8

41.1

Fat mass (kg)

13.91

21.77

18.73

22.05

16.59

13.5

22.5

21.77

22.09

20.5

17.9

20.6

29.8

18.6

Lean Body Mass (lbs)

98.9

157.6

159.8

128.5

91

168.3

139.5

115.1

93.4

102.9

111.8

159.5

165.2

154.4

Lean Body Mass (kg)

44.95

71.64

72.64

58.41

41.36

76.5

63.41

52.32

42.45

46.7

50.7

72.3

74.9

70.03

BMR

1365

2175

2205

1773

1256

2323

1925

1588

1289

1420

1540

2201

2280

2131

VO2 (l/m)

1.81

2.8

3.27

2.5

1.54

4.46

2.86

2.79

1.82

1.49

1.72

4.05

3.48

2.86

VO2max (ml/kg/min)

30.8

29.9

35.2

31.6

25.5

48.9

31.9

37.7

28.1

22.3

25.1

42

33.1

31.9

Heart Rate Max

191

174

185

197

183

199

173

186

190

172

179

189

183

173

Watt max (W)

165

200

200

175

125

260

200

175

125

100

125

230

175

200

Predicted70% max HR

133.7

121.8

129.5

137.9

128.1

139.3

121.1

130.2

133

120.4

125.3

132.3

128.1

121.1

Predicted90% max HR

171.9

156.6

166.5

177.3

164.7

179.1

155.7

167.4

171

154.8

161.1

170.1

164.7

155.7

Predicted70% max Watts

115.5

140

140

122.5

87.5

182

140

122.5

87.5

70

87.5

161

122.5

140

90% max watts

148.5

180

180

157.5

112.5

234

180

157.5

112.5

90

112.5

207

157.5

180

VO2 ml/kg/min

30.8

29.9

35.2

31.6

25.5

48.9

31.9

37.7

28.1

22.3

25.1

42

33.1

31.9

VO2 (ml kg FFM)

40.26

39.09

45.02

42.8

37.23

58.3

45.1

53.33

42.87

31.86

33.85

55.86

46.34

40.75

mean 70% max HR

136.5

123.4

144.9

158.6

134

151.7

131.9

136.3

144.4

127.4

138.5

136.3

129.9

129.7

mean 90% max HR

176.3

150.3

163.8

178.5

159.8

169.3

154.3

159.5

173.8

146

165.5

159.5

144.3

155.3

Chol

202

201

165

183

145

154

145

165

183

190

157

169

213

206

TG

56

227

114

78

55

44

94

119

98

93

152

57

204

258

HDL

84

46

52

64

56

47

42

40

60

51

40

48

33

41

LDL

109

117

94

106

80

100

87

105

107

124

92

112

146

113

VLDL

9

38

19

13

9

7

16

20

16

16

25

10

34

43

HA1C

5.1

5

5.3

5.1

5.7

5.5

5.8

5.5

5.7

5.4

4.9

5.5

5.8

5.7

Resting Heart Rate

69

66

58

76

64

67

58

66

76

61

62

64

66

71

SBP

113

143

122

130

108

131

94

112

113

104

106

141

126

144

DBP

69

94

74

83

64

69

69

72

78

61

62

86

66

81

FPG mg/dl

81.4

88.1

90

88.8

93.7

89.4

88.6

86.2

97.2

90.8

88.3

85.9

90.6

94.1

FPG mM

4.522

4.894

5

4.933

5.206

4.967

4.922

4.789

5.4

5.044

4.906

4.772

5.033

5.228

FPI (uU/ml)

2.9

10.67

6.35

5.15

6.7

4.52

3.74

2.79

3.66

7.75

16.67

8.41

13.53

1.89

FPI (pmol)

17.4

64.02

38.1

30.9

40.2

27.12

22.44

16.74

21.96

46.5

100

50.46

81.18

11.34

clamp ins uU

122

175

118

151

239

117

176

153

145

205

178

145

165

114

clamp pM

732

1050

708

906

1434

702

1056

918

870

1230

1068

870

990

684

Body Mass

Index

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That’s 2 GWAS

Connections !

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�Exercise:� Lowers LRP1B in thin people� Raises LRP1B in fat people ……

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Transcriptomics – Expression Microarrays

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Cell Signaling

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Proteomics – Mass Spectrometry

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Molecular Modeling Reveals Acetylation of Adenine Nucleotide Translocase (ANT)1 Regulates Affinity for ADP

Clinton Mielke, Banu Ozkan, Andrew Bordner, Jerez Te, Wayne T. Willis, Lawrence J. Mandarino

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Acetylation at K23 Correlates With Insulin Resistance

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m-state

c-state

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ANT1 is acetylated at lysines 10, 23, and 92 in vivo in human muscle.

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Making the Acetyl-Lysine

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Electrostatics

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ANT1 Gating Mechanism

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Simulation Movie

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Simulation with ADP

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Docking Experiments

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Yeast Mutagenesis Study

Site-directed mutagenesis of the yeast mitochondrial ADP/ATP translocator. Six arginines and one lysine are essential.

Nelson DR, Lawson JE, Klingenberg M, Douglas MG.

J Mol Biol. 1993 Apr 20;230(4):1159-70.

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Another Unfinished Story

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IRS1 Phosphorylation in Insulin Resistance

IRS1 : DGYMPMSPGVAPVPSGRKGSGDYMPMSPKSV

Y612 + S616

Y632 + S636

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COSMIC Database

ALL Mutations in COSMIC

7th!

H1047R

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The last mutation

  • Mutation H1047R
    • Positive charge
      • Switches on PI3K → Cancer
  • Modification S612
    • Negative charge
    • SUPPOSEDLY switches off PI3K ….
      • Causes insulin resistance
  • Opposing actions !

Molecular Cell : 2011

IRS1 : DGYMPMSPGVAPVPSGRKGSGDYMPMSPKSV

Mutation 1047!

*

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Mutations (Genome) → “Source Code”

Modifications (Proteome) → “RAM”

Both can switch on/off proteins

How can we find all of these

molecular switches?

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AMASS (amass-db.org)

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~330 lbs

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If You’re Not Excited, You Should Be!

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