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Overview Expression data basics Introduction Biological network data
Text mining Gene Ontology Expression data basics Expression, text mining, and GO Modules and complexes Domains and conclusion
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Key points on expression data
What genes are in the genome doesn’t matter as much as how and when they are used. Microarray technology is global; we can measure expression of all genes with one experiment. Microarray results are noisy.
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From: http://www.bioteach.ubc.ca/MolecularBiology/microarray/
Expression Arrays From: Standard technology for measuring mRNA expression Global, repeatable, quantitative. Analysis methods are well-understood, widely available. mRNA abundances do not reflect protein abundances or states.
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Oligonucleotide Arrays (Shown: Affymetrix arrays)
Millions of identical probes / feature * Photolithography UV light Mask 1.28cm Substrate We talk a lot about "wafers", "chips", and "features". This is a graphical representation. We've mirrored the technology in the semiconductor industry, photolithography, with life sciences. We do manufacture on wafers. These wafers are 5-inch-by-5-inch pieces of glass. In our whole-genome products we get 49 individual chips out of each wafer, and on each one of those chips there are over 500,000 unique features, and each one of those features has millions of identical DNA probes on them.
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Spotted Arrays
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Expression Array Output
Raw summary statistics Oligonucleotide arrays Probe set intensity measure Spotted arrays Fold change relative to reference sample Intermediate summary statistics Fold change relative to baseline Significance measures Indicate if the summary statisic is surprisingly large or small. Scanned images Typically processed once and stored.
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Expression data and us Why we love expression The technology is global
Repeatability is not bad Many diseases have pronounced expression profiles Why we hate expression We’re not interested in mRNAs so much as proteins It’s noisy The most interesting genes are really noisy.
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Expression and network analysis
Coloring nodes by expression data Puts different expression results in context Suggests overall compound activity
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In this section, you will learn
Cytoscape’s expression data format Coloring nodes by expression data Defining node shape by expression significance data.
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Checkpoint questions What are some things that expression data can tell you? What are some things that expression data cannot tell you?
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