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| Title: | HiCBin：利用 Hi-C 交互網路對總體基因組裝進行反捲積
HiCBin: Deconvoluting metagenomic assemblies by Hi-C connect network |
| Authors: | 鄭惟文
Cheng, Wei-Wen |
| Contributors: | 張家銘
Chang, Jia-Ming
鄭惟文
Cheng, Wei-Wen |
| Keywords: | Hi-C
總體基因組學
總體基因組組裝基因組
連結網路
基因組分箱
智慧局部移動法
Hi-C
Metagenomics
Metagenome-Assembled genomes
Connect network
Genome binning
SLM |
| Date: | 2020 |
| Issue Date: | 2020-10-05 15:16:42 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 背景:總體基因組學是一項從環境樣本中還原微生物群落基因組的研究。由於大部 分微生物都無法獨立進行培養，因此從總體基因組中對個別物種的基因組(即由總 體基因組組裝而成的基因組，簡稱 MAGs)進行反捲積，是一件困難的任務。先前有 些研究描述如何應用 Hi-C 資料復原 MAG 的方法，例如 MetaPhase、ProxiMeta 和 bin3C。
結果:在本研究中除了應用 Hi-C 資料來進行基因組分箱之外，我們更進一步分析 Hi-C 連結網路的特性。結果顯示 Hi-C 連結網路遵循「截斷的冪次定律分佈」，這 是一種冪次定律分佈的變型。在先前的研究中，智慧局部移動法(簡稱 SLM)在分 群遵循冪次定律分佈的網路時具有出色的表現，因此我們採用 SLM 演算法來進行基 因組分箱。我們將此方法命名為 HiCBin，並與另外兩個相關的工具——bin3C 與 ProxiMeta，比較基因組分箱的結果。相較另外兩種工具，HiCBin 不只復原較多 Near 等級的 MAGs，也復原更多 Moderate 等級以上的 MAGs。
結論:HiCBin 雖有許多部分的步驟是遵循 bin3C 的方法，但我們在基因組分箱的表 現更為優異。這表示針對 Hi-C 連結網路的屬性分析，以及使用合適的叢集演算法， 可以獲得更好的分箱結果。於此，HiCBin 提供了一個新的觀點，在未來可能改進基 於 Hi-C 的總體基因組反捲積方法。實驗的原始碼可在以下連結公開取得: https://github.com/changlabtw/HiCBin
Background: Metagenomics is the study of recovering the collective microbial genomes from an environmental sample. Due to most micro-organisms that can’t be cultured independently from their native community, it is challenging to identify individual species genomes from metagenomes, namely metagenome-assembled genomes (MAGs). Previous works like MetaPhase, ProxiMeta, and bin3C have described the methods applying Hi-C data to recover the MAGs.
Results: In this work, in addition to using Hi-C data for genome binning, we further analyze the property of the Hi-C connect networks. The results show that the Hi-C connect networks follow the truncated power-law distribution, a variation of a power-law distribution. Thus, we use a smart local moving algorithm for genome binning, which has stellar performance on clustering the networks following a power-law distribution in previous works. Then, we compare our method, HiCBin, against two related tools, bin3C and ProxiMeta in a real biological data. HiCBin outperforms other tools in the number of retrieved near-complete MAGs and recovers more MAGs above the “Moderate” level.
Conclusions: Although HiCBin follows most of the steps of bin3C, we have better performance in genome binning. It indicates that the networks’ property and the suitable clustering algorithm should be considered to obtain better binning results. HiCBin could provide a new aspect where the Hi-C-based metagenomic deconvolution methods can be improved in the future. The source code for the whole experiment is publicly available at https://github.com/changlabtw/HiCBin. |
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國立政治大學
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