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1. A. Basic Information
NAME, SURNAME (EMAIL)
CURRENT POSITION
Chung-Chau, HON
Transcriptome and Epigenome
Platform of Genopole, &
Cellular Biology of
Parasitism Unit,
BIRTH INFOMATION
Postdoctoral Fellow,
(chung-chau.hon@pasteur.fr)
22/04/1979
(Age: 34, male)
Hong Kong
Pasteur Institute, Paris
EDUCATION and TRANING
INSTITUTION AND LOCATION
DEGREE/POSITION
YEAR
FIELD OF STUDY
The University of Hong Kong
(Hong Kong)
Bachelor of
Science
1998-2001
Molecular Biotechnology, General Bioinformatics
Supervisor: Prof. Frederick Chi-Ching Leung
fcleung@hkucc.hku.hk
The University of Hong Kong
(Hong Kong)
Master of
Philosophy
2001-2003
Molecular Virology
Supervisor: Prof. Frederick Chi-Ching Leung
fcleung@hkucc.hku.hk
IBM
Computational Biology Center
(New York, USA)
Computational
biologist (Intern)
2005
Massively parallel molecular dynamics simulations
Supervisor: Dr. Ruhong Zhou
ruhongz@us.ibm.com
The University of Hong Kong
(Hong Kong)
Doctor of
Philosophy
2003-2008
Population Genetics of Viruses
Supervisor: Prof. Frederick Chi-Ching Leung
fcleung@hkucc.hku.hk
EXPERTISE by TOPICS (DURATION: long, medium and short)
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Genomics and transcriptomics of protozoan parasites (3 years);
Designing and analyzing RNA-Seq experiments (3 years);
Gene regulation by small RNA and long non-coding RNA in protozoan parasites (2 years);
Comparative genomics of closely related species (3 years);
Gene expression analyses using microarray and RNA-Seq (5 years);
Phylogenetics and population genetics of viruses (8 years);
Origins of emerging viral diseases (8 years);
Massively parallel molecular dynamics simulations (1 year);
EXPERTISE by TECHNIQUES (LEVEL: proficient, semi-proficient and amateur)
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Development of custom scripts (mainly Perl) for analyses of next generation sequencing data (proficient);
Genome-wide mapping of transcription start sites and polyadenylation sites of Pol II transcripts (proficient);
Discovery of cis-regulatory motifs for transcription initiation and polyadenylation (semi-proficient);
Revision of gene models and annotation of antisense transcripts using RNA-Seq (proficient);
Annotation of alternative splicing transcript isoforms using RNA-Seq (proficient);
Characterization of endogenous small RNA populations using RNA-Seq (proficient);
Differential expression and functional enrichment analyses based on next generation sequencing data (semi-proficient);
Weighted gene correlation network analyses using microarray expression data (semi-proficient);
Identification of orthological and syntenic genes between closely related species (proficient);
Identification and annotation of genes in orthologous protein families (proficient);
Application of Bayesian, parsimony and likelihood methods in population genetics (semi-proficient);
Large scale screening for viral recombination (proficient);
Large scale genotyping of viruses (proficient);
Massively parallel molecular dynamics simulations (amateur);
2. B. Postdoctoral Employment
I. Senior Postdoctoral Fellow,
Transcriptome and Epigenome Platform of Genopole, & Cellular Biology of Parasitism Unit,
Institute of Pasteur (Paris)
2011-Now
• Topic: Application of Next Generation Sequencing on Comparative genomics and Transcriptomics of Entamoeba;
• Supervisor: Dr Nancy Guillen; email: nguillen@pasteur.fr and Dr Jean-Yves Coppee; email: jycoppee@pasteur.fr
II. Postdoctoral Fellow,
Cellular Biology of Parasitism Unit,
Institute of Pasteur (Paris)
• Topic: Genomics of Entamoeba;
• Supervisor: Dr Nancy Guillen; email: nguillen@pasteur.fr
2008-2011
C. Competitive External Funds
I. Agence Nationale Recherche Genomic Grant 2010
2010-2013
• Title: Understating the Pathogenicity of Entamoeba Using Comparative Transcriptomics and Phylogenomics
• Amount: €641,744 (US$869,258), in total for 3 years;
• Role: Proposal writing, project management, corresponding author, high throughput sequencing data analysis
D. Specific Skill Sets (level: proficient, semi-Proficient and amateur)
I. Computational Skills
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Perl scripting (proficient);
Unix command line, system maintenance and software compiling and installation (proficient);
Shell scripting (semi-proficient);
Remote working on a server farm (semi-proficient);
Python scripting (amateur);
MySQL database (amateur);
II. Next Generation Sequencing Data Analysis Skills
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Basic read data mapping using bowtie, tophat, eXpress, SOAP etc (proficient);
Basic read data format handling using samtools, picard, bamtools, fastqc etc (proficient);
Creating custom analysis pipelines using shell and Perl scripts (proficient);
Discovery of transcription start sites and polyadenylation sites using custom scripts (proficient);
Transcriptome assembly using cufflinks and custom scripts (proficient);
Genome-wide discovery of cis-regulatory motifs using MEME suite and custom scripts (proficient);
Annotation of long non-coding and antisense transcripts using custom scripts (proficient);
Annotation of endogenous small RNA populations using custom scripts (proficient);
III. Gene Expression Data and System Biology Analysis Skills
• Differential expression analyses using DESeq, Cuffdiff, EdgeR etc (proficient);
• Functional enrichment analyses using GSEA, GOSeq, FUNC_hyper, etc (proficient);
• Gene co-expression network analyses using WGCNA, Cytoscape and custom scripts (semi-proficient);
IV. Comparative Genomic Analysis Skills
• Identification of orthological genes using orthoMCL and inparanoid (proficient);
• Identification of syntenic genes using DAGChainer etc (semi-proficient);
• Genome-wide protein family clustering and classification using spectral clustering (SCPS) (proficient);
V. Phylogenetic and Population Genetics Analysis Skills
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Automatic retrieval of viral sequences from NCBI using custom scripts (proficient);
Bayesian based molecular clock and coalescent analyses using BEAST (proficient);
Likelihood based selection pressure analyses using PAML and HyPhy (semi-proficient);
Large scale phylogeny reconstruction using PAML, PAUP*, mrBayes, BEAST etc (proficient);
Semi-automatic viral genotyping base on large phylogenies using custom scripts (proficient);
3. D. Publications
I. Genomics and Transcriptomics (13 journal articles & 3 book chapters)
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Hon,C.-C., Weber, C., Sismeiro, O., Proux, C., Koutero, M., Deloger, M., Das, S., Agrahari, M., Dillies, M.-A.,
Jagla, B., Coppee, J.Y., Bhattacharya, A. and Guillen, N. (2012) Quantification of stochastic noise of splicing
and polyadenylation in Entamoeba histolytica. Nucleic Acids Res, 10.1093/nar/gks1271. (Corresponding and
first author).
2.
Vasquez,J.-J., Hon,C.-C., Vanselow J.T., Schlosser A. and Siegel, T.N (2013). Comparative ribosome-profiling
reveals extensive translational complexity in different Trypanosoma brucei life-cycle stages. Nucleic Acids Res
accepted.
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Thibeaux, R., Weber. C., Hon. C.-C., Dillies, M.-A., Copee, J.Y., Labruye, E. and Guillen, N. (2013).
Identification of the virulence landscape essential for Entamoeba histolytica invasion of the human colon. PLoS
Pathogens accepted.
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Njoya, E.M., Weber. C., Hernandez-Cuevas. N.A., Hon. C.-C., Janin, Y, Kamini, M.F.G, Moundipa, P.F and
Guillén, N (2013). Bioassay-guided fractionation of Codiaeum variegatum’s aqueous extract killing Entamoeba
histolytica target ceramide biosynthesis. PLoS Negl Trop Dis in press.
5.
Hon,C.-C., Weber,C., Koutero,M., Coppée,J.-Y., Deloger,M and Guillen,N. Surveying Entamoeba histolytica
transcriptome using massively parallel cDNA sequencing. In ‘Amebiasis: Biology and Pathogenesis of
Entamoeba’ by SPRINGER In Press. (Corresponding and first author)
6.
Janbon, G., Ormerod, K. L., Paulet , D., Byrnes, E., Chatterjee, G., Yadav, V., Hon, C.-C., A., Cuomo, C. A.,
Dietrich, F. S., Billmyre, Brunel, F, Bahn Y.-S., Chen, W., Chen, Y., Chow E. W. L., Coppée, J.Y., FloydAverette, A., Gaillardin C., Gerik, K. J., Goebels, C., Goldberg, J., Gonzalez-Hilarion S., Gujja, S., Hamlin, J. L.,
Hsueh, Y.-P., Ianiri, G., Jones, S., Kodira, C. D., Lam, W., Marra, M., Mesner, L. D., Mieczkowski, P.A.,
Moyrand, F., Nielsen, K., Proux, C., Rossignol, T., Schein1, J. E., Sun, S., Wood, I. A., Zeng, Q., Neuvéglise, C.,
Newlon, C. S., Perfect, J. R., Lodge, J. K., Idnurm. A., Stajich, J. E., Kronstad, J. W., Sanya, K. Heitman, J.,
Fraser, J., Cuomo C. A. and Dietrich F. (2013). The genome sequence of Cryptococcus neoformans var. grubii
reveals complex mechanisms of RNA expression and virulence plasticity. PLoS Genetics in 1st revision.
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Siegel, N, Hon,C.-C., Zhang,Q., Lopez-Rubio,J.J., Coppée,J.-Y., Sismeiro,O and Scherf,A . Strand-specific
RNA-Seq reveals widespread and developmentally regulated transcription of natural antisense transcripts in
Plasmodium falciparum. BMC Genomics in 2nd revision.
8.
Santi-Rocca,J., Smith,S., Weber,C., Pineda,E., Hon,C.-C., Saavedra,E., Olivos-García,A., Rousseau,S.,
Dillies,M.-A., Coppée,J.-Y., et al. (2012) Endoplasmic reticulum stress-sensing mechanism is activated in
Entamoeba histolytica upon treatment with nitric oxide. PLoS ONE, 7, e31777.
9.
Marquay Markiewicz,J., Syan,S., Hon,C.-C., Weber,C., Faust,D. and Guillen,N. (2011) A proteomic and
cellular analysis of uropods in the pathogen Entamoeba histolytica. PLoS Negl Trop Dis, 5, e1002.
10. Hon,C.-C., Nakada-Tsukui,K., Nozaki,T. and Guillen,N. (2009) Dissecting the actin cytoskeleton of Entamoeba
histolytica from a genomic perspective. In Anaerobic Parasitic Protozoa: Genomics and Molecular Biology.
Edited by G. C. Clark, P. J. Johnson & A. R.D. Tucson AZ, USA: Caister Academic Press. (First author)
11. Yeung,Y.S., Yip,C.W., Hon,C.-C., Chow,K.Y.C., Ma,I.C.M., Zeng,F. and Leung,F.C.C. (2008) Transcriptional
profiling of Vero E6 cells over-expressing SARS-CoV S2 subunit: insights on viral regulation of apoptosis and
proliferation. Virology, 371, 32–43.
12. Wang,Y., Zeng,F., Hon,C.-C., Zhang,Y. and Leung,F.C.C. (2008) The mitochondrial genome of the
Basidiomycete fungus Pleurotus ostreatus (oyster mushroom). FEMS Microbiol Lett, 280, 34–41.
13. Wong,R.T.-Y., Hon,C.-C., Zeng,F. and Leung,F.C.C. (2007) Screening of differentially expressed transcripts in
infectious bursal disease virus-induced apoptotic chicken embryonic fibroblasts by using cDNA microarrays. J
Gen Virol, 88, 1785–1796.
14. Zeng,F., Hon,C.-C., Sit,W.-H., Chow,K.Y.-C., Hui,R.K.-H., Law,I.K.-M., Ng,V.W.-L., Yang,X.-T.,
Leung,F.C.C. and Wan,J.M.-F. (2005) Molecular characterization of Coriolus versicolor PSP-induced apoptosis
in human promyelotic leukemic HL-60 cells using cDNA microarray. Int J Oncol, 27, 513–523.
4. 15. Cheung,K.H., Hon,C.-C. and Leung,F.C.C. (2003) Illustration of Enhanced Features of Visual Genome
Explorer Beta 2.1 by Comparative Analysis of Helicobacter pylori Strains 26695 and J99 Genomes.
Biocomputing: Computer Tools for Biologists.
16. Hon,C.-C., Chow,Y.C., Zeng,F.Y. and Leung,F.C.C. (2003) Genetic authentication of ginseng and other
traditional Chinese medicine. Acta Pharmacol Sin, 24, 841–846. (First author)
II. Phylogenetics and Population Genetics (18 journal articles)
17. Lam,T.T.-Y., Chong,Y.L., Shi,M., Hon,C.-C., Li,J., Martin,D.P., Tang,J.W.-T., Mok,C.-K., Shih,S.-R.,
Yip,C.W., et al. (2013) Systematic phylogenetic analysis of influenza A virus reveals many novel mosaic
genome segments. Infect Genet Evol, 10.1016/j.meegid.2013.03.015.
18. Lam,T.T.-Y., Hon,C.-C., Lemey,P., Pybus,O.G., Shi,M., Tun,H.M., Li,J., Jiang,J., Holmes,E.C. and
Leung,F.C.C. (2012) Phylodynamics of H5N1 avian influenza virus in Indonesia. Mol Ecol, 21, 3062–3077.
19. Shi,M., Lam,T.T.-Y., Hon,C.-C., Hui,R.K.-H., Faaberg,K.S., Wennblom,T., Murtaugh,M.P., Stadejek,T. and
Leung,F.C.C. (2010) Molecular epidemiology of PRRSV: a phylogenetic perspective. Virus Res, 154, 7–17.
20. Li,Y., Ge,X., Hon,C.-C., Zhang,H., Zhou,P., Zhang,Y., Wu,Y., Wang,L.-F. and Shi,Z. (2010) Prevalence and
genetic diversity of adeno-associated viruses in bats from China. J Gen Virol 91, 2601–2609.
21. Shi,M., Lam,T.T.-Y., Hon,C.-C., Murtaugh,M.P., Davies,P.R., Hui,R.K.-H., Li,J., Wong,L.T.-W., Yip,C.W.,
Jiang,J.-W., et al. (2010) Phylogeny-based evolutionary, demographical, and geographical dissection of North
American type 2 porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome viruses. J Virol, 84, 8700–8711.
22. Yuan,J., Hon,C.-C., Li,Y., Wang,D., Xu,G., Zhang,H., Zhou,P., Poon,L.L.M., Lam,T.T.-Y., Leung,F.C.C., et al.
(2010) Intraspecies diversity of SARS-like coronaviruses in Rhinolophus sinicus and its implications for the
origin of SARS coronaviruses in humans. J Gen Virol, 91, 1058–1062. (Equally contributed first author)
23. Lam,T.T.-Y., Hon,C.-C. and Tang,J.W. (2010) Use of phylogenetics in the molecular epidemiology and
evolutionary studies of viral infections. Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences, 47, 5–49.
24. Yip,C.W., Hon,C.-C., Shi,M., Lam,T.T.-Y., Chow,K.Y.-C., Zeng,F. and Leung,F.C.C. (2009) Phylogenetic
perspectives on the epidemiology and origins of SARS and SARS-like coronaviruses. Infect Genet Evol, 9,
1185–1196.
25. Hon,C.-C., Lam,T.T.-Y., Yip,C.W., Wong,R.T.-Y., Shi,M., Jiang,J., Zeng,F. and Leung,F.C.C. (2008)
Phylogenetic evidence for homologous recombination within the family Birnaviridae. J Gen Virol, 89, 3156–
3164. (First author)
26. Hon,C.-C., Lam,T.-Y., Shi,Z.-L., Drummond,A.J., Yip,C.W., Zeng,F., Lam,P.-Y. and Leung,F.C.C. (2008)
Evidence of the recombinant origin of a bat severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)-like coronavirus and its
implications on the direct ancestor of SARS coronavirus. J Virol, 82, 1819–1826. (First author)
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