Analysis of Multiple Microarray Data Sets Using TMM: Coexpressed Gene Identification
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Explore 60 large human microarray datasets to find reliably coexpressed genes. Access query results and visualize coexpressed gene profiles efficiently. Utilize TMM for robust analysis.
Analysis of Multiple Microarray Data Sets Using TMM: Coexpressed Gene Identification
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Richard Moffitt Georgia Institute of Technology 29 June, 2006 Tmm: Analysis of Multiple Microarray Data Sets
Goal • Use 60 large human microarray datasets. (3924 arrays) • Find reliably coexpressed genes. • http://benzer.ubic.ca/cgi-bin/find-links.cgi • (just google ‘tmm microarray’)
Usage Case • Query by gene or probe ID. • Set stringency level.
How it Works • Looks for genes that coexpress with the queried-for gene. • correlates gene expression profiles • Stringency requirement eliminates weak links.
Our Query • RAP1GSD1, a biomarker form Chang et al
Our Results • List of linked genes and some statistics.
Visualization • Visualizations of coexpresed gene profiles for each dataset used.
Query #2 LETMD1, a biomarker from Citation Spira A, Am J Respir Cell Mol Biol. 2004 Phenotypes_Being_Studied No or mild emphysema, severe emphysema Chip_Platform GPL96: Affymetrix GeneChip Human Genome U133 Array Set HG-U133A for 712X712
Why? • Our first query was from one of the datasets used by Tmm.
Conclusion • Useful to make a small list of probable targets. • Useful for some validation? • Similar to GOMiner validation. • Speed will inhibit this. • Semantics is a barrier to usefulness.
Acknowledgements • Thanks to: Deepak Sambhara JT Torrance Lauren Smalls-Mantey Malcolm Thomas Randy Han and KietHyun for curating all the biomarker data that was used for test queries.