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Categories: genomics, (characterisation/annotation) -
Software type(s): website -
database/tool
The Eukaryotic Promoter Database is an annotated non-redundant collection of eukaryotic POL II promoters, for which the transcription start site has been determined experimentally. Access to promoter sequences is provided by pointers to positions in nucleotide sequence entries. The annotation part of an entry includes description of the initiation site mapping data, cross-references to other databases, and bibliographic references.
keywords:
Affymetrix chip analysis,
animal,
arthropod,
eukaryotic promoter,
fungi,
genomics,
human,
insect,
sequence retrieval,
transcription,
transcription regulation,
transcription start site annotation,
transcriptome analysis,
vertebrate,
virus
Categories: genomics, (characterisation/annotation), systems biology, transcriptomics -
Software type(s): website, GUI -
tool
MARA models genome-wide expression data in terms of our genome-wide annotations of regulatory sites. For a given expression data-set it infers the key transcription regulators, their sample-dependent activities, and their genome-wide targets.
keywords:
Affymetrix chip analysis,
animal,
arthropod,
Bayesian network,
ChIP-seq,
eukaryotic promoter,
expression,
expression data,
fungi,
genetic data analysis,
genomics,
graphics,
HMM,
human,
insect,
in situ hybridization,
interaction,
maximum likelihood,
microarray,
network,
NGS,
regulatory site,
sequence analysis,
sequencing,
transcription factor binding site,
transcription module,
transcription regulation,
transcription start site annotation,
transcriptome analysis,
vertebrate
Categories: genomics, (sequence alignment, similarity search), systems biology -
Software type(s): website, CLI, GUI -
tool
Phylogibbs is an algorithm for discovering regulatory sites in a collection of DNA sequences, including multiple alignments of orthologous sequences from related organisms.The algorithm uses a Gibbs sampling strategy, takes the phylogenetic relationships of the input sequences rigorously into account, and assigns realistic posterior probabilities to reported sites using a novel annealing+tracking strategy.
keywords:
alignment,
alignment analysis,
animal,
arthropod,
Bayesian network,
binding sites prediction,
C,
ChIP-seq,
evolution,
fungi,
genetic data analysis,
genomics,
Gibbs sampler,
HMM,
human,
insect,
interaction,
maximum likelihood,
model of evolution,
multiple sequence alignment (MSA),
network,
NGS,
phylogibbs,
population genetics,
regulatory site,
selection,
sequence analysis,
sequence comparison,
short sequence alignment,
similarity search,
transcription factor binding site,
transcription module,
transcription regulation,
transcriptome analysis,
vertebrate
Categories: genomics, (characterisation/annotation), systems biology, transcriptomics -
Software type(s): website -
database
Swissregulon is a database of genome-wide annotations of regulatory sites. Swissregulon contains annotations for 17 prokaryotes and 3 eukaryotes. The database frontend offer easy and intuitive interface showing genomic information in clear and comprehensible graphical form.
keywords:
alignment,
animal,
arthropod,
bacteria,
binding sites prediction,
ChIP-seq,
database searching,
eukaryotic promoter,
fungi,
genetic data analysis,
genomics,
graphics,
human,
insect,
in situ hybridization,
interaction,
kinase regulator interaction,
multiple sequence alignment (MSA),
network,
NGS,
population genetics,
protein interaction,
regulatory site,
selection,
sequence analysis,
sequence comparison,
sequence retrieval,
short sequence alignment,
transcription factor binding site,
transcription module,
transcription regulation,
transcription start site annotation,
transcriptome analysis,
two component system,
vertebrate
Categories: genomics, (characterisation/annotation), transcriptomics -
Software type(s): website, CLI -
tool
The transcriptome analyser project aims to provide tools to determine and document all the transcribed parts of a genome. The transcribed parts are defined by analysing experimental evidence, like expressed sequence tags (EST) and other mRNA sequences.