Gene regulation analysis with integrative module networks
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Abstract (EN)
Gene regulation is a complex biological phenomenon. A reliable analysis of this process requires the integration of several data sources in a rigorous pipeline. Here, we propose an approach for simultaneous modeling of transcriptional and post-transcriptional gene regulation over a Bayesian module network. The framework uses paired samples of mRNA and microRNA expressions and their sequence data to produce low-level regulatory circuits in addition to the co-regulated entities of mRNAs, microRNAs and transcription factors. The experiments performed on a real cancer dataset reveal that several biologically meaningful clusters and motifs can be inferred. The results lead to the generation of some testable biological hypotheses. KEYWORDS: Gene regulation, microRNA, transcription factor, bayes network, data integration, module network, regulation network.
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Giray Sercan Özcan
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Giray Sercan Özcan (Master Thesis). Gene regulation analysis with integrative module networks, 2014, Başkent University.
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