p53MutaGene

p53MutaGene analyzes differential co-expression in gene expression data to reveal how p53 mutations alter regulatory interactions by comparing samples with mutated versus normal p53 status.


Key Features:

  • Differential Co-expression Analysis: Identifies differential co-expression patterns in gene expression data between samples with mutated versus normal p53 status and focuses on user-specified genes.
  • Statistical Validation: Evaluates statistical significance of detected differential co-expression to indicate whether gene regulation is sensitive to p53 mutational changes.
  • Flexible Modes of Operation: Provides a Single Mode for testing specific gene pairs and a Discovery Mode for broader analyses of multiple genes to explore p53-dependent regulatory networks across cancer types.

Scientific Applications:

  • Regulatory Network Analysis: Investigate how p53 mutations affect gene regulatory networks by identifying altered co-expression relationships.
  • Biomarker and Therapeutic Target Identification: Identify biomarkers and therapeutic targets by detecting gene co-expression changes linked to p53 status.
  • Personalized Medicine Correlation: Correlate p53 mutational profiles with gene expression patterns to support personalized medicine approaches.
  • Clinical Data Integration: Support analysis of large-scale clinical data to elucidate interactions between genetic mutations and gene regulation in cancer.

Methodology:

Performs differential co-expression analysis comparing samples with mutated versus normal p53 status, applies statistical validation of differential co-expression, and implements Single Mode for specific gene-pair tests and Discovery Mode for multi-gene analyses across cancer types.

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Tool Type:
web application
Operating Systems:
Linux, Windows, Mac
Added:
8/3/2017
Last Updated:
11/25/2024

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Publications

Amelio I, Knight RA, Lisitsa A, Melino G, Antonov AV. p53MutaGene: an online tool to estimate the effect of p53 mutational status on gene regulation in cancer. Cell Death & Disease. 2016;7(3):e2148-e2148. doi:10.1038/cddis.2016.42. PMID:26986515. PMCID:PMC4823943.

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