Transcriptogram analysis reveals relationship between viral titer and gene sets responses during Corona-virus infection.
Transcriptogram analysis reveals relationship between viral titer and gene sets responses during Corona-virus infection.
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转录图分析揭示了冠状病毒感染期间病毒滴度与基因组反应之间的关系。
DOI:
10.1101/2020.06.16.155267
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2021
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Glazier,JamesA
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deAlmeida,RitaMC;Thomas,GilbertoL;Glazier,JamesA
To understand the difference between benign and severe outcomes after Coronavirus infection, we urgently need ways to clarify and quantify the time course of tissue and immune responses. Here we re-analyze 72-hour time-series microarrays generated in 2013 by Sims and collaborators for SARS-CoV-1in vitroinfection of a human lung epithelial cell line. Transcriptograms, a Bioinformatics tool to analyze genome-wide gene expression data, allow us to define an appropriate context-dependent threshold for mechanistic relevance of gene differential expression. Without knowing in advance which genes are relevant, classical analyses detecteverygene with statistically-significant differential expression, leaving us with too many genes and hypotheses to be useful. Using a Transcriptogram-based top-down approach, we identified three major, differentially-expressed gene sets comprising 219 mainly immune-response-related genes. We identified timescales for alterations in mitochondrial activity, signaling and transcription regulation of the innate and adaptive immune systems and their relationship to viral titer. The methods can be applied to RNA data sets for SARS-CoV-2 to investigate the origin of differential responses in different tissue types, or due to immune or preexisting conditions or to compare cell culture, organoid culture, animal models and human-derived samples.