Transcriptome signature of cell viability predicts drug response and drug interaction in Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
Transcriptome signature of cell viability predicts drug response and drug interaction in Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
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10.1016/j.crmeth.2021.100123
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2021-12-20
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Baliga NS
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Srinivas V;Ruiz RA;Pan M;Immanuel SRC;Peterson EJR;Baliga NS
There is an urgent need for new drug regimens to rapidly cure tuberculosis. Here, we report the development of drug response assayer (DRonA) and “MLSynergy,” algorithms to perform rapid drug response assays and predict response of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) to drug combinations. Using a transcriptome signature for cell viability, DRonA detects Mtb killing by diverse mechanisms in broth culture, macrophage infection, and patient sputum, providing an efficient and more sensitive alternative to time- and resource-intensive bacteriologic assays. Further, MLSynergy builds on DRonA to predict synergistic and antagonistic multidrug combinations using transcriptomes of Mtb treated with single drugs. Together, DRonA and MLSynergy represent a generalizable framework for rapid monitoring of drug effects in host-relevant contexts and accelerate the discovery of efficacious high-order drug combinations. DRonA defines the transcriptome signature for M. tuberculosis (Mtb) viability DRonA detects killing of Mtb by diverse mechanisms and in diverse contexts DRonA predicts viability of dormant non-culturable Mtb cells DRonA with MLSynergy predicts the outcome of two- and three-drug combinations The treatment of tuberculosis (TB), which kills 1.8 million each year, remains difficult, especially with the emergence of multidrug resistant strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb). While there is an urgent need for new drug regimens to treat TB, the process of drug evaluation is slow and inefficient, owing to the slow growth rate of the pathogen, the complexity of performing bacteriologic assays in a high-containment facility, and the context-dependent variability in drug sensitivity of the pathogen. The algorithms “DRonA” and “MLSynergy” described here use transcriptomes of drug-treated Mtb to predict drug response and drug interaction in diverse contexts. To develop new, shorter tuberculosis drug regimens, there is a critical need to easily and rapidly measure treatment efficacy. Srinivas et al. report the development of DRonA and MLSynergy algorithms, which leverage transcriptomic signatures of viability for in silico prediction of Mtb drug response and multidrug interactions.
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Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America
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