Bioinformatics Lab @ Wilmer Institute, Johns Hopkins University |
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Expressed Sequence Tag (EST) Profile | |||||||||
About the profile: The expression level is normalized with tissue-library size. Each value for a gene in a tissue is a ratio of observed ESTs to the expected one in this tissue. The expected number of ESTs is the product of total ESTs of the gene and the fraction of total ESTs in the tissue among all ESTs in 30 tissues. Summary: This gene is preferentially expressed in [kidney, liver] Download: |
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CIS-Regulatory Module (CRM) | |||||||||
CRM Detection in kidney |
About the profiles: The conservation profile (red curve) is about conservation scores of the promoter sequences. Conservation was determined from an eight-way alignment of human, chimpanzee, dog, mouse, rat, chicken, zebrafish and fugu sequences. The conservation was quantified by a conservation score between 0 and 1, with 1 as highest conservation. The conservation score was obtained from UCSC genome databases. The density profile (blue curve) is about density of all TF binding sites. The energy profile (green curve) is about energy for module detection based on TF interaction. The positions with energy less than -1 indicate the existence of CRMs. Download: Conservation profileDensity profile Energy profile CRM summary |
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CRM Detection in liver |
About the profiles: The conservation profile (red curve) is about conservation scores of the promoter sequences. Conservation was determined from an eight-way alignment of human, chimpanzee, dog, mouse, rat, chicken, zebrafish and fugu sequences. The conservation was quantified by a conservation score between 0 and 1, with 1 as highest conservation. The conservation score was obtained from UCSC genome databases. The density profile (blue curve) is about density of all TF binding sites. The energy profile (green curve) is about energy for module detection based on TF interaction. The positions with energy less than -1 indicate the existence of CRMs. Download: Conservation profileDensity profile Energy profile CRM summary |