MK5 Microarray Data

These are the micro-array results of a differential gene expression microarray experiments and the subsequent analysis steps performed on them. The up/down- regulation ratio was obtained by measuring WT cells against MK5 activated cells. See material and methods for technical information as well as the data usage policy.

Ontology Breakdown

Below is a table that can help you break down the effect of the gene alteration on the bioloigcal system. To create the table below we went over all the ontology terms and counted the number of times a gene was listed in that specific class, or one of its children. As can be expected, each class will differ in its behavior. Some will have a strong average regulation, but will contain very few genes, while others will be very large and broad classes that will have a lower average regulation, but which will whos an overall effect with many genes in many subgroups being affected.

The best strategy to analyze such classes is to a) filter out all the classes for which we have too little data (less than 5 affected genes on the micro array measurement). This can be done by writing '>5' in the 'Affected Genes' field. SEcondly we might also want to look at one specific ontology at first (click on 'biological process' in the table.

Once this is done we can sort the data properly by placing the 'Average Regulation' to the left (click on the green arrows) and the '% Affected Genes' as a second. We also want to sort them descending (the grey arrow should be pointing downward).

Now we can go investigate the data by first look at broadly affected classes ('Would Be Affected Genes'>60) and progressively lowering this value (to something like 'Would Be Affected Genes'>20)

Navigation/Query Panel:
Click on the attribute name to hide/unhide it. The green arrows can be used to shift columns left/right. Exact word match is written as =..., regular expressions can be matched with ~.... To select all values larger or equal than use >.... This would be <... for values smaller or equal than. To select all values within a specific range use [...,...].

Would Be Affected (#genes)	Class Size (#genes)	% Affected Genes	Average Regulation (ratio)	Accession	affected	Class	Class	Microarray Measured (#genes)

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Class  : biological process

Would Be Affected (#genes)	Class Size (#genes)	% Affected Genes	Average Regulation (ratio)	Class
6	107	5.1546	2.329086923599243	embryonic morphogenesis
	170	3.3333	1.3052469968795777	regulation of cell differentiation
	195	2.9412	2.9956377029418944	chromatin modification
	206	2.9070	2.844642996788025	nucleocytoplasmic transport
	211	2.8249	2.7829527854919434	visual perception
	212	2.8090		sensory perception of light stimulus
	229	2.6596	1.6556044340133667	anion transport
	231	2.7174	3.0316067695617677	microtubule-based process
	236	2.4510	1.7727066993713378	regulation of protein kinase activity
	242	2.3364	1.7531960964202882	mRNA processing
	243	2.3810	1.7727066993713378	regulation of kinase activity
	247	2.3364		regulation of transferase activity
	250	2.3585	1.4007941484451294	positive regulation of apoptosis
	252	2.3364		positive regulation of programmed cell death
	260	2.2321	1.368695902824402	chemical homeostasis
	272	2.0661	1.9144784212112427	positive regulation of cell proliferation
	275	2.1368	1.7971266508102417	lipid biosynthetic process
	276	2.0492	1.3052469968795777	regulation of developmental process
	287	2.1930	1.8477724552154542	cell-cell adhesion
	289	1.9841	1.7531960964202882	mRNA metabolic process
	292	2.0161	2.4153901100158692	potassium ion transport
	314	1.8727	1.575242853164673	amino acid metabolic process
	325	1.8051	2.4346015453338623	negative regulation of transcription
	398	1.4970	2.3127479553222656	behavior
	544	1.1390	2.745920252799988	carbohydrate metabolic process
	559	1.0870	1.9687834978103638	cellular catabolic process
	704	0.8741		catabolic process
7	117	5.7692	2.6894871592521667	muscle development
	142	4.7244	1.632481078306834	mitosis
	164	3.9735	2.267966568470001	transmembrane receptor protein tyrosine kinase signaling pathway
	222	3.0303	1.3425244291623433	cell division
	335	2.0833	1.9949067831039429	protein complex assembly
	337	2.0202	1.6523104111353557	response to DNA damage stimulus
	358	1.9608	2.2540424267450967	negative regulation of nucleobase, nucleoside, nucleotide and nucleic acid metabolic process
	388	1.8293	1.5113894144694011	amino acid and derivative metabolic process
	464	1.5228	2.2601398825645447	monovalent inorganic cation transport
	501	1.4634	1.683560033639272	regulation of catalytic activity
8	192	3.9773	2.6829177481787547	regulation of growth
	208	3.7234	1.8230999537876673	RNA splicing
	229	3.4146	1.6467143297195435	cell cycle phase
	321	2.5271	2.2348088707242693	nervous system development
	414	1.9608	2.2326475211552212	negative regulation of cellular metabolic process
	428	1.8421	2.158773183822632	response to endogenous stimulus
	463	1.7949	1.5929162161690849	amine metabolic process
	484	1.7157		nitrogen compound metabolic process
	514	1.5748	1.4910563230514526	electron transport
	527	1.6092	1.6290612050465174	regulation of a molecular function
9	142	6.3492	2.1655175536870956	protein amino acid dephosphorylation
	158	5.7143		dephosphorylation
	230	3.8095	2.3925783783197403	enzyme linked receptor protein signaling pathway

Legend:
- The Average Regulation (ratio) is calculated only for the measured genes in this gene ontology term
- % Affected Genes is the % of genes in this gene ontology class that have been affected by the Mk5 alteration.
- Would Be Affected (#genes) represents how many genes of the overall class would have been affected if we measured each of them.
- The Class Size (#genes) counts the number of genes listed under the specific gene ontology term.
- Class is the GO class description.
- The Class refers to the ontology category, which can be molecular_function, biological_process or cellular_component.
- The Microarray Measured (#genes) lists how many genes of the specific ontology term were measured.
- Accession is the GO accession key.