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Algorithms for Inferring Phenotypes from Ancient DNA

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A deep learning pipeline predicts 3D Hi-C contact maps from 1 Mb of DNA and applies Akita deep learning model to Neanderthal, Denisovan and diverse modern genomes, then compares maps to find 167 divergent loci where archaic and modern folding differ. In silico mutagenesis highlights drivers—often CTCF motif disruptions—and 24% of divergent loci appear introgressed into some modern Eurasians; predictions generalize to chimp with a ~10–20% accuracy drop and experimental validation is underway.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:08How does genetic variation influence phenotypic variation?
  3. 2:02Ancient phenotypes are hard to obtain
  4. 3:19Migration, replacement, and admixture were common
  5. 5:13Reveals sequence of ancestors and extinct relatives
  6. 6:12How do modern humans differ from Neanderthals and Denisovans?
  7. 7:11Polygenic risk scores (PRS) predict phenotypes from GWAS
  8. 8:11PRS accuracy is low for many traits
  9. 10:21Machine learning is enabling prediction of molecular phenotypes from DNA sequence
  10. 11:17Genome folding influences gene regulation
  11. 13:13Deep learning models can accurately predict 3D genome folding from sequence
  12. 14:12Gene regulatory changes drive human evolution
  13. 15:24Leverage algorithms for predicting 3D contact maps from sequence
  14. 16:02Combining old genomes with new methods
  15. 19:18Akita remains accurate across species
  16. 24:20Humans and Neanderthals are more 3D similar than expected from sequence divergence
  17. 24:38Are there Neanderthal-specific 3D contact patterns?
  18. 25:45167 genomic windows with human-archaic 3D divergence
  19. 26:30Reconstructing the 3D genome folding of archaic hominins
  20. 27:06In silico mutagenesis identifies a CTCF motif disruption that contributes to the 3D divergence
  21. 34:57The human family tree is complicated
  22. 35:34Did Eurasians inherit Neanderthal 3D folding patterns?
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