Quantitative Modeling of Metabolic Networks Sai Jagan Mohan, Ph.D. Sonali Das, Ph.D. Anupama Bhat.

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Quantitative Modeling of Metabolic NetworksQuantitative Modeling of Metabolic Networks

Sai Jagan Mohan, Ph.D.

Sonali Das, Ph.D.

Anupama Bhat.

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Overview

Problem definition and approach Modules

The glutathione module The bioenergetics module

Complementary modeling approaches Constraint based modeling Metabolic control analysis (MCA)

Summary

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Genetic

Physiology / Disease

Drug / Dose

Metabolism

Hepatotoxicity

intricate and dynamic 'system-level' interactions.

Hepatotoxicity prediction is hard

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Our Approach

A comprehensive model of homeostasis metabolism in a liver cell

Toxicity Drug-induced perturbations

Hepatotoxicity: Mechanisms Cell Death of Functional Liver Cells Impaired Bile Flow Faulty Fat Processing

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Cytotoxicity Modules

The glutathione metabolism module The bioenergetics module

Characteristics Non-linear ODE’s Two compartments Fluxes: Enzyme Kinetics/Mass Action

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Enzymes => Non-linearity

VGCS = Vmax{[ATP][Glu][Cys]/KmATPKmGlu(1+[GSH]/KiGSH)KmCys} {1+[Glu]/KmGlu(1+[GSH]/KiGSH) + [Glu] [Cys]/ KmGlu (1+[GSH]/KiGlu)KmCys+[Glu][ATP]/KmATPKmGlu(1+[GSH]/KiGSH) + [Glu][Cys][ATP]/KmATPKmGlu(1+[GSH]/KiGSH) KmCys}

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Perturbations

Venzyme =Vmax * [S]

KM + [S]

Vmax [Enzyme]T

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The Oxidative Stress Module

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The Glutathione Module

d [-GC] /dt = VGCS – VGS

d [GSH] /dt = VGS + VGR – VGPx – Vgsh2ss – Vgsh2ca – VGST – VgshC2M

–VgshM2C

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Validation

Drug: Ethacrynic Acid (EA)

Simulation

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Experimental

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Asymptotic Analysis

Simulation: Vgcs= 0 Validation

Toxin: Buthionine Sulfoximine (BSO)

Target: -GlutamylCysteine Synthetase (GCS)

Depletes glutathione with a half –life of ~ 2 hours

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Thought simulation

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Metabolic Network for Cellular Energetics

TCAcycle

Glycolysis

Malate-Aspartate shuttle

ADP+Pi

ATP

NADH NAD

NAD NADH

OXPHOS

ADP+Pi

ATP

NADH NAD

EnergyUtilisation

ATP

ADP+Pi

Cytosol

Mitochondria

PFK

ANT

MAL

MAL-mito

21 state variables

17 differential equations

4 conservation laws

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Total adenine pool in the cytosol = ATPe+ ADP

e+AMP

e= constant

Adenylate kinase (ADK) reaction is rapid (operates near equilibrium)

2ADP ATP + AMPADKKeq

Keq = ATP*AMP ADP*ADP = constant

(Ataullakhanov & Vitvitsky Bioscience Reports. 2002 22:501-511)

Conservation Laws

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Constraint Based Modeling

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Metabolic Control Analysis (MCA)

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Future Work

MCA for insights into control and regulation Parameter estimation Experimental validation Scaling laws for metabolic networks

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The Linear Approximation

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The Linear Approximation

HomeostasisAsymptotic Simulation VGCS = 0Asymptotic Simulation VGS = 0 SS continuation analysis

Parameter : VmaxGS