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Background: Plasma amino acid (PAA) profiles are used in routine clinical practice for the diagnosis and monitoring of inherited disorders of amino acid metabolism, organic acidemias, and urea cycle defects. Interpretation of PAA profiles is complex and requires substantial training and expertise to perform. Given previous demonstrations of the ability of machine learning (ML) algorithms to interpret complex clinical biochemistry data, we sought to determine if ML-derived classifiers could interpret PAA profiles with high predictive performance.
Methods: We collected PAA profiling data routinely performed within a clinical biochemistry laboratory (2084 profiles) and developed decision support classifiers with several ML algorithms. We tested the generalization performance of each classifier using a nested cross-validation (CV) procedure and examined the effect of various subsampling, feature selection, and ensemble learning strategies.
Conclusions: This work builds upon previous demonstrations of the utility of ML-derived decision support tools in clinical biochemistry laboratories. Our findings suggest that, pending additional validation studies, such tools could potentially be used in routine clinical practice to streamline and aid the interpretation of PAA profiles. This would be particularly useful in laboratories with limited resources and large workloads. We provide the necessary code for other laboratories to develop their own decision support tools.
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Directed protein evolution is a relatively tedious and time-consuming endeavour. Originally starting from purely random mutagenesis approaches1,2, protein engineering has advanced to a more and more information driven effort (site directed, structure based)3,4,5,6,7. Directed evolution of stereoselectivity continues to be a central issue of significant importance in organic and medicinal chemistry as well as biotechnology. Such techniques as rationally chosen saturation mutagenesis at sites lining the binding pocket as part of the combinatorial active-site saturation test (CAST)8 and iterative saturation mutagenesis using reduced amino acids for minimizing the screening effort9,10,11,12,13 constitute important advances. Nevertheless, the screening effort remains the bottleneck of directed evolution of stereo- and regioselectivity, which calls for support and guidance by in silico techniques.
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) techniques are analytic procedures, which decompose and process signals in order to reveal information embedded in them23. The signals may be continuous (unending) or discrete such as the protein residues. In proteins, Fourier transform methods have been used for: biosequence (DNA and protein) comparison24, characterization of protein families and pattern recognition25,26,27; classification and other structure based studies such as analysis of symmetry and repeating structural units or patterns, prediction of secondary/tertiary structure, prediction of hydrophobic core motifs, conserved domains, prediction of membrane proteins28,29,30,31, prediction of conserved regions32, prediction of protein subcellular location33, for the study of the secondary structure content in amino acids sequence34 and for the detection of periodicity in protein35. More recently new methods for the detection of solenoids domains in protein structures were proposed36,37.
Cosi has developed the most known approach using DSP and called Resonant Recognition Model (RRM). Digital Signal Processing techniques have helped analyse protein interactions26,38 and made biological functionalities calculable. In these approaches, protein residues are first converted into numerical sequences using one of the available AAindex from this database39,40, representing a biochemical property or physicochemical parameter for each amino acid. These numerical sequences are then processed by means of Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) to present the biological characteristics of the proteins in the form of Informational Spectrum Method (ISM)41. ISM procedure has been used to investigate principal arrangement in Calcium binding protein25 and Influenza viruses42,43. A variant of the ISM, which engages amino acids parameter called Electron-Ion Interaction Potential (EIIP) is referred as Resonant Recognition Model (RRM). In this procedure, biological functionalities are presented as spectral characteristics. This physico-mathematical process is based on the fact that biomolecules with same biological characteristics recognize and bio-attach to themselves when their valence electrons oscillate and then reverberate in an electromagnetic field26,44. RRM involves four steps45: (i) the conversion of the Protein Residues into Numerical Values of EIIP Parameter; (ii) a zero-padding/up-sampling (iii) the generation of protein spectrum using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). FFT processed by means DFT to yield Spectral Characteristics (SC) and point-wise multiplied to generate the Cross Spectral (CS) features during the last step. (iv) Cross-Spectral (CS) analysis represents the point-wise multiplication of the Spectral Characteristics (SC). In this approach, a consensus spectrum (defined as a CS of a large group of sequences that share one or more common biological functions) is the final outcome of the method and the starting point for spectral characterization of protein families46.
But up to now, the energy spectra obtained after FFT has never been used to go through statistical modelling and predict the effect of mutations on the fitness of an amino acid sequence. The energy spectra have never been used to explore protein sequence-activity or protein sequence/fitness relationship. We propose a new approach based only on the amino acids sequence and using digital signal processing (FFT) and protein spectrum to modelling and predict the biological activity/fitness and for identifying combination of single points amino acid substitutions with improved fitness. There is no report of such method to the best of our knowledge.
Epoxide hydrolases (EC 3.3.2.3) are enzymes that catalyse the hydrolytic kinetic resolution of racemic epoxides or the desymmetrisation of meso-epoxides, resulting in the formation of the respective chiral diols in enantiomerically enriched or pure form. Epoxide hydrolases have implications in both the fine chemical and pharmaceutical industries48. Sometimes wildtype (WT) epoxide hydrolases are highly stereoselective. In those many cases in which enantioselectivity is poor, directed evolution has been applied successfully, especially using saturation mutagenesis at sites lining the binding pocket (CASTing) and if necessary iterative saturation mutagenesis. For example, the group of Reetz carried out studies on the 398-residue ANEH49,50,51 that is a biocatalyst for the enantioselective hydrolytic kinetic resolution of glycidyl phenyl ether (rac-1, GPE), (Fig. 1). The WT ANEH has an enantioselectivity factor (E-value) of 4.6, in slight favour of the (S)-2 enantiomer.
In the CAST-study aimed at enhancing the enantioselectivity in the reaction of rac-1, the ANEH crystal structure served as a guide for identifying randomization sites used in saturation mutagenesis. Five sites (B-F) were chosen for combinatorial randomization using NNK codon degeneracy encoding all 20 canonical amino acids, inducing in each saturation mutagenesis cycle either single, double or triple point mutations (Fig. 2 and Table S1). After 5 iterative rounds of saturation mutagenesis, a total of nine single point mutations led to an improved variant (LW202) with an E-value of 115. Even for this successful approach, this improvement of 25-fold involved at the time a tedious screening effort of around 20000 clones. Although CASTing and iterative saturation mutagenesis (ISM) have since been improved requiring notably less screening52, we were interested in exploring the possibility of applying machine learning for efficient directed evolution of enantioselectivity using the same model reaction.
To develop a really useful sequence-based statistical predictor for a biological system, one should observe the following five steps53: (i) how to construct or select a valid benchmark dataset to train and test the predictor; (ii) how to formulate the biological sequence samples with an effective mathematical expression that can truly reflect their intrinsic correlation with the target to be predicted; (iii) how to introduce or develop a powerful algorithm (or engine) to operate the prediction; (iv) how to properly perform cross-validation tests to objectively evaluate the anticipated accuracy of the predictor; (v) and as far as possible, how to establish a user-friendly web-server for the predictor that is accessible to the public. Below, we describe how to deal with these steps one-by-one. 152ee80cbc
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