ReMoDiscovery

ReMoDiscovery infers transcriptional module networks by integrating ChIP-chip data, DNA motif information, and gene expression profiles to correlate regulatory programs with their regulators and motifs for sets of co-expressed genes.


Key Features:

  • Concurrent Data Integration: Integrates ChIP-chip, motif information, and gene expression profiles concurrently to inform network inference.
  • Correlation of Regulatory Programs and Regulators: Correlates regulatory programs with corresponding transcriptional regulators and DNA-binding motifs based on co-expression patterns.
  • ChIP-chip and Motif Evidence: Leverages ChIP-chip data to identify protein–DNA interactions and motif information to recognize binding sites.
  • Transcriptional Module Inference: Infers modules of co-expressed genes and associates them with regulatory programs to construct transcriptional module networks.
  • Speed and Tunability: Provides rapid processing capabilities and adjustable algorithmic parameters for tuning analyses.

Scientific Applications:

  • Yeast transcriptional network analysis: Applied to yeast data to confirm known regulatory relationships and to predict potential novel regulatory roles.

Methodology:

Systematically correlates regulatory programs with their transcriptional regulators and motifs using co-expression patterns across integrated ChIP-chip, motif, and gene expression datasets, leveraging ChIP-chip to identify protein–DNA interactions, motif data to recognize binding sites, and expression profiles to define co-expressed gene sets for constructing transcriptional module networks.

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Details

Tool Type:
command-line tool
Operating Systems:
Linux, Mac
Added:
5/17/2016
Last Updated:
11/25/2024

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Data Inputs & Outputs

Publications

Lemmens K, Dhollander T, De Bie T, Monsieurs P, Engelen K, Smets B, Winderickx J, De Moor B, Marchal K. Inferring transcriptional modules from ChIP-chip, motif and microarray data. Genome Biology. 2006;7(5). doi:10.1186/gb-2006-7-5-r37. PMID:16677396. PMCID:PMC1779513.

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