© ETH Zürich | Genevestigator | This module was contributed by Philip Zimmermann Genevestigator – Module I Overview of Genevestigator.

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© ETH Zürich | Genevestigator | This module was contributed by Philip Zimmermann Genevestigator – Module I Overview of Genevestigator

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 2 Genevestigator components

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 3 Genevestigator Website  Start link for analysis tool (client java application)  User registration and/or subscription  User manual, FAQ  Teaching modules  Community pages  Publications

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 4 Database and application server  Expression measurement data (Affymetrix arrays)  Experiment and sample information (meta-data)  Data from mouse, rat, arabidopsis, barley  Metabolic and regulatory pathways  User management  MySQL database

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 5 Genevestigator client java application  Java tool - starts in browser  Four tool sets  Meta-Profile Analysis  Biomarker Search  Clustering Analysis  Pathway Projector  Focus on the biological context (anatomy, development, stimulus, mutation)

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 6 Genevestigator client java application  Minimal requirements:  Java or higher (working in browser)  128 MB RAM  Recommended:  Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 or higher  500 MB RAM or more (for advanced tasks, e.g. you perform a clustering analysis of many genes)

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 7 Quality control  Unprocessed probe intensity  Affymetrix QC metrics  RNA degradation plots  Probe-level analysis (RLE, NUSE)  Border element analysis  Array-array correlation plots

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 8 Tools & Products Genevestigator ® Advanced Genevestigator ® Classic (Free for academic users) (Small fee requested per academic laboratory to support costs of development and curation)

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 9 Meta-Profile Analysis  Goal: study expression in given biological contexts  Tools:  Selection (all signal values on screen; magnifying glass)  Northern (view signal values in a selected subset of arrays)  Anatomy (expression across anatomy categories)  Development (expression throughout development)  Stimulus (expression in response to stimuli or drugs)  Mutation (expression in response to genetic modifications)

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 10 Meta-Profile Analysis - screenshots

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 11 Biomarker Search  Goal: to identify genes that exhibit specific expression  Tools:  Anatomy  Development  Stimulus  Mutation  Single or multiple target categories possible  „Supervised biclustering“

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 12 Biomarker Search - screenshots Mouse development: markers for stage 4 or 5 (Theiler: 16 or 21) Multiple targets or „supervised biclustering“

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 13 Clustering Analysis  Goal: identify groups of genes with similar expression profiles  Tools:  Hierarchical clustering (with leaf ordering)  Biclustering (BiMax algorithm)  Clustering of „raw“ gene expression or meta-profiles (generate gene-array or gene-meta-profile matrix)

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 14 Clustering Analysis Hierarchical clustering Without leaf ordering With leaf ordering Biclustering

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 15 Pathway Projector  Goal: study the expression state or response of metabolic and regulatory networks  Top-down or bottom-up analysis possible  Nodes = reactions  Edges = metabolites (met. map) or enzymes (reg. map)  Automatic layout, but often suboptimal: user can relocate nodes and save view to file

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 16 Pathway Projector - screenshot ABA response Beta-alanine Starch / sucrose Inositol phosphate Cold response Phenylalanine / Tyrosine Proline ABA biosynthesis

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 17 Saving workspace  Goal: to allow a user to return to an analysis started previously, or to share your analysis with colleagues  Workspace is saved to a file (*.gvw) and stores  Array selections  Gene (probe set) selections  State of selections (marked/unmarked checkboxes)

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 18 Saving pathway views  Goal: to allow a user to build reaction networks and store the layout and projected data  View is saved to a file (*.gvp) and stores:  pathways involved  positions of nodes  data which is being projected (comparison set selections)

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 19 Exporting figures  Goal: to allow users to export high-quality, publish-ready figures  Result views can be resized and exported as:  PNG  JPEG  EPS (for high resolution)

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 20 Summary of this module  Genevestigator has a website, a client Java application, and several webservers.  The data is quality-controlled using Bioconductor and R  Two products (Classic and Advanced) are based on four tool sets (Meta-Profile Analysis, Biomarker Search, Clustering Analysis, Pathway Projector)  Saving workspaces and pathway views  Exporting figures

Teaching modules Genevestigator ® / ETH Zurich / 21 Thank you for your attention!