Tutorial 2.1. Sample Level Enrichment Analysis (SLEA) with KEGG pathways
- CASE STUDY: Studying the expression profile of 156 lung tumors and adjacent normal lung tissue samples
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Tutorial 2.1. Sample Level Enrichment Analysis (SLEA) with KEGG pathways Identify pathways which genes are differentially expressed in various groups of samples |
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Tutorial 2.2. Expression profiles correlations Compare the expression profile of samples using correlations |
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Tutorial 2.3. Identifying significantly upregulated genes Run Oncodrive to identify the genes that are significantly up-regulated taking into account a set of tumour samples |
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Tutorial 2.4: Compare and combine experiments Compare and combine the significantly up-regulated genes in our experiment and other lung experiments imported from IntOGen |
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Tutorial 2.5: Overlapping analysis Compare the overlap of significantly up-regulated genes in our experiment and in other lung experiments imported from IntOGen |
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Tutorial 3.1 Gene Ontology enrichment analysis Analyse the conservation patterns of genes involved in different biological processes |
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Tutorial 4.1. TFBS enrichment analysis Identify the transcription factors involved in the regulation of expression in different tissues |
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Tutorial 4.2. Correlation of expression patterns in different tissues Compare the expression pattern of genes expressed in different tissues |
The videos we have put online for this case study we are accessible on Youtube.
Watch the whole case study as a YouTube playlist
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Tutorial 6.1. Loading and annotating a multi-value matrix Get prepared to start working |
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Tutorial 6.2. Finding and visualizing mutually exclusive genes See which genes are altered in a mutually exclusive manner |
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Tutorial 6.3. Exploring the effect of genomic alterations on expression See which genes are significantly influenced by genomic alterations in their locus |
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Tutorial 6.4: Sample Level Enrichment Analysis (SLEA) Asses transcription level for pathways for each sample in the study |