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Investigate potential mechanisms that may underlie genetic variants that affect a gene’s protein expression level in trans, but not its mRNA expression level.
Curate databases that capture different mechanisms including annotated strict protein complex partners, many different methods that identify protein-protein interaction networks, known signaling pathway, and more.
Develop approaches that may help distinguish trans-pQTLs that are driven by cell-composition effects versus intra-cellular trans-pQTL effects
PPI
Bioplex: ~ 2900 pairs after overlapping with pQTL data
Hippie: ~ 1346 pairs after overlapping
Corum: ~ 1270 pairs after overlapping
String: ~ 3391 pairs after overlapping
Gene module
DNG gene module by trans-PCO:
166 gene modules
12000+ genes in total
over 1,000,000 gene pairs
QTL summary statistics
UKB-PPP: plasma
DGN: whole blood
For each gene/protein pair, pick up the SNP from the most significant transQTL (i.e. smallest pvalue) of gene/protein A.
For gene/protein B of this gene pair, pick up pvalue of QTL for this SNP and B.
After fisrt 2 steps, there will be a pair of pvalues, then calculate the proportion that both pvalues are significant under certain pvalue threshold, i.e. the probability of there is transQTL for B given there is transQTL for A.
Use bootstrap to somehow mimic the distribution of the probability. For each dataset, each time select certain number of pairs and calculate probability of this dataset. From boostrap, there will be distribution of probability, able to estimate standard errors and construct confidence intervals.
Note: Not sure about which pvalue threshold and sample size of bootstrap, so have results for multiple pvalue thresholds and boostrap sample sizes.
The overall trend as expected, PPI pairs have higher probability then random pairs. And the error bar decrease as sample size of bootstrap increase.
Dataset | Total | trans.cis |
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bioplex | 5800 | 21 |
corum | 2542 | 25 |
hippie | 2692 | 11 |
string | 6698 | 63 |
random | 4471 | 6 |
Note: Total pairs is the number of unique pairs * 2
Different tissue of PPI datasets:, e.g whole blood cells for bioplex and general cells for others
Different tissue in pQTL and eQTL data
Plot for probability of there is transQTL for B given there is transQTL for A with bootstrap
The average proportion are relatively lower than before. But the trend remain the same.
Plot for probability of there is transQTL for B given there is non-transQTL for A with bootstrap
Same procedure as before but first extract snp that not significant for protein A
From the plot, the proportion of transQTL for B given non-transQTL for A is close to corresponding threshold.
This is to check whether most significant SNP for A is less than the cutoff when second significant SNP for A is less than the cutoff
For each pair, choose the top 2 significant SNP for A
check whether the SNP 2 (second significant snp) is less than cutoff for B
Check whether SNP 1 is less than cutoff when SNP 2 is less than cutoff or not
snp1 significant | snp1 not significant | Total | |
---|---|---|---|
snp2 significant | 1507 (0.89) | 192 (0.11) | 1699 |
snp2 not significant | 225 (0.05) | 3874 (0.95) | 4099 |
snp1 significant | snp1 not significant | Total | |
---|---|---|---|
snp2 significant | 813 (0.88) | 116 (0.12) | 929 |
snp2 not significant | 126 (0.08) | 1480 (0.92) | 1606 |
snp1 significant | snp1 not significant | Total | |
---|---|---|---|
snp2 significant | 853 (0.91) | 81 (0.09) | 934 |
snp2 not significant | 118 (0.07) | 1640 (0.93) | 1758 |
snp1 significant | snp1 not significant | Total | |
---|---|---|---|
snp2 significant | 2160 (0.91) | 217 (0.09) | 2377 |
snp2 not significant | 324 (0.07) | 4060 (0.93) | 4384 |
snp1 significant | snp1 not significant | Total | |
---|---|---|---|
snp2 significant | 907 (0.83) | 185 (0.17) | 1092 |
snp2 not significant | 212 (0.06) | 3165 (0.94) | 3377 |
Based on the result, simple chi-square test is performed. Chi-square tests are significant, which means that whether SNP1 is significant is associated with whether SNP2 is significant or not.
Plot for probability of there is transQTL for B given there is transQTL for A with bootstrap
Same procedure as before
Same thing in eQTL and CSF pQTL
Any other PPI module
R version 4.4.3 (2025-02-28)
Platform: aarch64-apple-darwin20
Running under: macOS Sequoia 15.4.1
Matrix products: default
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