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** Bears a relationship to Polr2a, another gene included in our list, but not significant
 
** Bears a relationship to Polr2a, another gene included in our list, but not significant
  
Email Dr. Campbel- Are we comfortable with going after a generous cutoff, or do we want to use the shorter list and exhaustively figure out what the genes do, finish the CMT project before spring break and start a new project after break.
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Ontological Discovery Environment ID- What GeneWeaver uses
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*A common entity that gene species can map to in geneweaver
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*to develop sets that you can match
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Types of functional Genomics Data:
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Mapping Data
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* QTL Positional Candidates
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*GWAS Candidate
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Expression Data: From NIF
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*Drug Related Genes Database- from literature
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*Allen Brain Atlas- Mouse
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** ensure localized expression
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View similar gene sets
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Hierarchical similarity graph-  
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*Top nodes are the most highly connected nodes, with the most highly connected gene being red
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'''How to use GeneWeaver:''' <br>
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[http://www.beta.geneweaver.org GeneWeaver Beta] <br>
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* Search a key term and data related to your search term will appear ranked by relevance <br>
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*You can use boolean queries to augment your search results to be more or less inclusive<br>
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HiSim- a sort of multiway venn diagram without overlapping results of high level intersections of gene sets <br>
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*Shows various combinations of intersecting gene sets
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*Emphasizes a relationship between the sets
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Gene Set Graph Tool
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*Different way of looking at data comparisons made in HiSim, but more useful for emphasizing the genes

Revision as of 15:40, 15 February 2018

  • 25 and 24 = paired reads, Male mouse 2078, C201R

23 and 22 = paired reads, Female mouse 2077, WT
21 and 20 = paired reads, Male mouse 2076, WT
19 and 18 = paired reads, Male mouse 2075, WT
17 and 16 = paired reads, Male mouse 2074, WT

  • 15 and 14 = paired reads, Male mouse 2073, C201R
  • 13 and 12 = paired reads, Female mouse 2072, C201R
  • 11 and 10 = paired reads, Female mouse 2071, C201R
  • 9 and 8 = paired reads, Female mouse 2070, C201R

7 and 6 = paired reads, Female mouse 2081, WT
5 and 4 = paired reads, Female mouse 2080, WT

  • 3 and 2 = paired reads, Male mouse 2079, C201R


DESeq2- Comparison of WT vs. Mutant Females: Named-Types

  • Mutant will be in numerator, and WT will be int he denominator; a number > 1 will mean that there is an overexertion in the wild type.
  • We should not expect differential expression because the papers showed no significant differential mRNA expression between the mutant and wild type.


Significant Genes:

  • Sphk2- Gene Cards
    • Bears a relationship to Polr2a, another gene included in our list, but not significant

Ontological Discovery Environment ID- What GeneWeaver uses

  • A common entity that gene species can map to in geneweaver
  • to develop sets that you can match

Types of functional Genomics Data:

Mapping Data

  • QTL Positional Candidates
  • GWAS Candidate

Expression Data: From NIF

  • Drug Related Genes Database- from literature
  • Allen Brain Atlas- Mouse
    • ensure localized expression

View similar gene sets Hierarchical similarity graph-

  • Top nodes are the most highly connected nodes, with the most highly connected gene being red

How to use GeneWeaver:
GeneWeaver Beta

  • Search a key term and data related to your search term will appear ranked by relevance
  • You can use boolean queries to augment your search results to be more or less inclusive

HiSim- a sort of multiway venn diagram without overlapping results of high level intersections of gene sets

  • Shows various combinations of intersecting gene sets
  • Emphasizes a relationship between the sets

Gene Set Graph Tool

  • Different way of looking at data comparisons made in HiSim, but more useful for emphasizing the genes