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Part II - Applications of MultiSeq Evolution of Translation: Dynamics of Recognition in RNA:Protein Complexes Part III Towards in silico Cells: Simulating processes in entire cells Zaida (Zan) Luthey-Schulten! Dept. Chemistry, Physics, Beckman Institute, Biophysics, Institute of Genomics Biology! NIH Resource Macromolecular Modeling and Bioinformatics! Workshop 2012!

Cellular'Processes'in'Bacterial'Cells' Noise'Contribu>ons'in'Gene>c'Switches:' Whole''Cell'Simula>ons' Roberts,'Magis,'Or>z,'Baumeister,'ZLS'' Plos'Comp.Bio.'7'(2011)' Assemble'cells'for'in'silico'studies' with'molecular'crowding'from'cet' &'proteomics'data'' Lac'Gene>c'switch'in'E.'coli' Stochas>c'gene'expression'models'' Kine>c'parameters'from'in'vitro'&' SM'experiments' Compare'solns'with'and'without' spa>al'heterogeneity' Reac>onGdiffusion'on'a'3D'laKce' using'gpus'for'an'en>re'cell'cycle'

theory''''''''lac'circuit''''''''cellgscale'modeling' Cellular'Models'from'Single'Cells' Slow growing E. coli cells with 3000 ribosomes CryoGelectron' tomography' '' ribosomes'and' membrane' Modeling' '' nucleoid'and'in% vivo'obstacles' Or>z,'et'al.'(2010),'J.Cell%Biol.%190:613G21' Roberts,'Magis,'Or>z,Baumeister,'ZLS'Plos%Comp.%Biol%(2011)''

theory''''''''lac'circuit''''''''cellgscale'modeling' Ridgway et al., (2008) Biophys J" Roberts, Stone, Sepulveda, Hwu, Luthey-Schulten (2009) IEEE Proc. HPCB - Italy! In%vivo'Crowding'in'E.%coli% %Fast%Growing% Immobile'obstacle'classes' Abundances'from'proteomics'studies' 20G30,000'ribosomes' randomly'placed' Fast'growth'phenotype'(55'min)' 'uniformly'distributed'obstacles' Reac>on'diffusion'master'equa>on'simula>ons'on'GPU'

Lac'gene>c'switch'in'E.'coli' 1) Choi et al, (2008) Science Kine>c'model'for'lac'regulatory'circuit'' Stochas>city'&'popula>on'heterogeneity?''' '''SM'experiments'(Xie,'Science'2007,'2008):'''

theory''''''''lac'circuit''''''''cellgscale'modeling' Kine>c'Model'of'lac'System' K in vitro kinetic experiment" S single molecule experiment" M model parameter fit to" single-molecule distributions"

Analysis'of'biochemical'reac>ons' # of molecules 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 k 2' k 1' E + S ES ES E + S k 3' ES E + P S E ES P 0 0 50 100 150 Time (s) d[s] dt d[e] dt = k 2 [ES] k 1 [E][S] = k 2 [ES] + k 3 [ES] k 1 [E][S] d[es] = k 1 [E][S] k 2 [ES] k 3 [ES] dt d[p] = k 3 [ES] dt In'cells'hundreds'of'such'reac>ons'exist,'some' Involving'only'a'few'molecules'(9'repressors,' 1DNA,' )'others'have'thousands'of'reactants.'

Stochas>c'vs.'Determinis>c'Solu>ons'' k 1' E + S ES # of molecules 350 300 250 200 150 100 Cell'is'shaken,'but'not' wellgs>rred' Gillespie s'ssa'on'gpu' (2000'threads)' k 2' ES E + S k 3' ES E + P # of molecules 350 300 250 200 150 100 S E ES P WellGs>rred'reac>ons' 50 50 0 0 50 100 150 Time (s) 0 0 50 100 150 Time (s)

theory''''''''experiment''''''''lac'circuit''''''''cellgscale'modeling' In%vivo'RDME'Sampling' Divide'space'into'equally'sized' subvolumes'which'can'each' contain'mul>ple'reac>ve'species' (par>cles)' Assume'subvolumes'are'wellG s>rred' During'each'>me'step'par>cles' randomly'react'with'other' par>cles'in'the'subvolume' according'to'wellgs>rred' chemical'kine>cs'(gillespie)' Ager'each'>me'step'par>cles' randomly'move'to'neighboring' subvolumes'according'to' transi>on'probabili>es'that' depend'on'the'par>cle s' diffusion'coefficient'as'well'as' the'type'of'both'subvolumes'

Mo>va>on' Choi, Cai, Frieda, Xie (2008) Science" Noise contributions in genetic switches:bacterial cell simulations, Roberts, Magis, Ortiz, Baumeister, ZLS (2010) submitted"

Switching'in'Fast'Growing'E.'coli'Cells' 'Burs>ng''of''mRNA'''''

theory''''''''lac'circuit''''''''cellgscale'modeling' Anomalous'Repressor'Rebinding' r 2 = 6Dt α

Effect of in vivo crowding on repressor re-binding (uniform distribution of ribosomes)'

theory''''''''lac'circuit''''''''cellgscale'modeling' In%vivo' 'Slow'Growing'Cells' Life>mes'RepressorGOperator'Complexes' Posi>on'mRNA'on'membrane' Fast'growing' Slow'growing'

Repressor'dynamics' 'in%vivo% model'of'slow'growing'cells' Inducer'binding'to'repressors'causes'shorter'repressorGoperator'life>mes' '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''(ribosomes'omiled'for'clarity)' Red' 'mrna'burs>ng'''yellow' 'Lac'Y'protein' Green/white' 'LacY'gene'bound/free' Light'Blue' 'Repressor'+'I 2 ' Dark'Blue''GG'Repressor'+'I'

Predic>ng'the'rates'of'switching' k 0' k 1'

theory''''''''experiment''''''''lac'circuit''''''''cellgscale'modeling' Switching'Behavior' Low" Probability" High"

theory''''''''experiment''''''''lac'circuit''''''''cellgscale'modeling' LaKce'Microbe'Method' Reac>onGdiffusion'master'equa>on'(RDME)'for'diffusion'&'reac>ons' 'G'Spa>al'heterogeneity'in'sublaKces' 'G'Crowded'cytoplasmic'condi>ons' Massive'paralleliza>on'on'the'GPU' permits'studying'>me'evolu>on'of' cellular'systems'for'the'dura>on'of'the' cell'cycle' La#ce&Size& Spacing&(nm)& Time&Step& ( s)& 64x64x128' 16' 50' 400's' 128x128x256' 8' 1.3' 20's' 256x256x512' 4' 0.32' 0.5's' Simula5on& Time&per&Day&

Carl Woese' Bill Metcalf' Wolfgang Baumeister' Nathan Price' John Eargle, '! Ke Chen, Jonathan Lai' Elijah Roberts, M. Ada Yonath! Assaf, T. Ernest, J. Cole' Julio Ortiz' Max'Planck'Ins>tute' Biochemistry' 'Piyush Labhsetwar! John Cole! ' Wen-mei! Hwu (ECE)' Woodson! J.Hopkins' 'Taekjip Ha, H.Kim! NCSA%%&%NSF%Supercomputers%% &%Nvidia%Center%of%Excellence' ' Li Li! Susan Martinis! S. Cusack, A. Palencia, EMBL' ' ' Beckman'Ins>tute,'NIH'Center'' '''''''VMD,'NAMD' GPU' John Stone' Mike Hallock, Corey Fry, Y. Tang'