Quantitative, multiplexed and high-throughput: macroarrays of lysate microarrays
Quantitative, multiplexed and high-throughput: macroarrays of lysate microarrays
批准号:
7614543
负责人:
GAVIN MACBEATH
金额:
$16.78万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2008
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2008-05-01 至 2010-04-30
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中文摘要
描述(由申请人提供):哺乳动物信号传导网络包括具有共享组件、共同输入和重叠输出的生化途径。了解信息如何通过这些途径流动需要关于信号网络整体的信息,而不是关于一两个组件的信息。为了在系统水平上研究信号传导,我们需要以平行、定量和可靠的方式测量许多蛋白质的丰度和翻译后修饰。此外,由于对信号传导的理解需要在多种条件下对许多蛋白质进行频繁的时间采样,因此这些方法必须是高通量的。在这里,我们描述的技术,模仿免疫印迹,但在一个多路复用和极其微型化的格式。将细胞在96孔板中培养并进行各种扰动(在所选shRNA或cDNA存在下用表皮生长因子刺激)。然后裂解细胞,裂解物以高空间密度排列在玻璃支持的硝酸纤维素垫上,也以96孔格式排列。通过用不同的抗体探测每个垫,评估信号网络的“状态”。目前,高通量多维读数可以通过自动荧光显微镜或通过多路流式细胞术获得。虽然这两种技术都提供了同时跟踪一种以上蛋白质的能力,但它们依赖于使用不同颜色的荧光团,因此只能跟踪大约12种蛋白质。相比之下,这里描述的技术使单个样品能够在单独的微阵列上复制数千次,因此很容易扩展。本申请详细说明了使裂解物微阵列技术严格定量的努力,并概述了使其具有高通量和可重复性的自动化策略。此外,由于在系统水平上分析癌症的最大挑战之一是超越仅仅对数据的描述,因此还提出了一种使用贝叶斯方法建立细胞信号传导预测模型的策略。作为概念验证,我们将专注于A431细胞中的表皮生长因子信号传导。虽然这个系统是相对较好的理解,我们的方法应该捕捉蛋白质之间的高阶相互依赖性,这是不明显的传统研究。更重要的是,我们的策略应该提供一种通用的方法来揭示因果关系,在较少研究的网络中使用来自我们的高通量微阵列的数据。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Mammalian signaling networks comprise biochemical pathways with shared components, common inputs, and overlapping outputs. Understanding how information flows through these pathways requires information on signaling networks as a whole, rather than on one or two components. To study signaling at a systems level, we need ways to measure the abundance and post-translational modification of many proteins in a parallel, quantitative, and reliable manner. In addition, since an understanding of signaling requires the frequent temporal sampling of many proteins under multiple conditions, these methods must be high-throughput. Here, we describe technology that mimics an immunoblot, but in a multiplexed and extremely miniaturized format. Cells are cultured in 96-well plates and subjected to a variety of perturbations (stimulation with epidermal growth factor in the presence of selected shRNA's or cDNA's). The cells are then lysed and the lysates arrayed at high spatial density onto glass-supported nitrocellulose pads, also arranged in a 96-well format. By probing each pad with a different antibody, the `state' of the signaling network is assessed. Currently, high- throughput multidimensional readouts can be obtained either by automated fluorescence microscopy or by multiplexed flow cytometry. Although both techniques provide the ability to track more than one protein simultaneously, they rely on the use of different colored fluorophores and hence can only follow about a dozen proteins. In contrast, the technology described here enables a single sample to be replicated thousands of times on separate microarrays and is thus easily scaled. This application details efforts to make lysate microarray technology rigorously quantitative and outlines automation strategies that render it high-throughput and reproducible. In addition, since one of the biggest challenges in analyzing cancer at a systems level is to go beyond a mere description of the data, a strategy is also presented to build predictive models of cell signaling using Bayesian methods. As proof-of-concept, we will focus on epidermal growth factor signaling in A431 cells. Although this system is relatively well-understood, our approach should capture higher-order interdependencies between proteins that are not evident from traditional studies. More importantly, our strategy should provide a general way to uncover causal relationships in less well-studied networks using data derived from our high-throughput microarrays.
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