Computational Modeling of Gene-Specific Transcriptional Repression, Activation and Chromatin Interactions in Leukemogenesis by LASSO-Regularized Logistic Regression.
Computational Modeling of Gene-Specific Transcriptional Repression, Activation and Chromatin Interactions in Leukemogenesis by LASSO-Regularized Logistic Regression.
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用lasso正则化逻辑回归计算白血病发生中基因特异性转录抑制、激活和染色质相互作用的模型。
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10.1109/tcbb.2021.3078128
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2021-11
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Zhang J
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Steinauer N;Zhang K;Guo C;Zhang J
Many physiological and pathological pathways are dependent on gene-specific on/off regulation of transcription. Some genes are repressed, while others are activated. Although many previous studies have analyzed the mechanisms of gene-specific repression and activation, these studies are mainly based on the use of candidate genes, which are either repressed or activated, without simultaneously comparing and contrasting both groups of genes. There is also insufficient consideration of gene locations. Here we describe an integrated machine learning approach, using LASSO-regularized logistic regression, to model gene-specific repression and activation and the underlying contribution of chromatin interactions. LASSO-regularized logistic regression accurately predicted gene-specific transcriptional events and robustly detected the rate-limiting factors that underlie the differences of gene activation and repression. An example was provided by the leukemogenic transcription factor AML1-ETO, which is responsible for 10–15% of all acute myeloid leukemia cases. The analysis of AML1-ETO has also revealed novel networks of chromatin interactions and uncovered an unexpected role for E-proteins in AML1-ETO-p300 interactions and a role for the pre-existing gene state in governing the transcriptional response. Our results show that logistic regression-based probabilistic modeling is a promising tool to decipher mechanisms that integrate gene regulation and chromatin interactions in regulated transcription.