TSUNAMI: Translational Bioinformatics Tool Suite For Network Analysis And Mining
Zhi HuangiD, Zhi HaniD, Tongxin WangiD, Wei ShaoiD, Shunian XiangiD, Paul SalamaiD, Maher RizkallaiD, Kun HuangiD, Jie ZhangiD
Abstract
Gene co-expression network (GCN) mining identifies gene modules with highly correlated expression profiles across samples/conditions. It helps to discover latent gene/molecular interactions, identify novel gene functions, and extract molecular features from certain disease/condition groups, thus help to identify disease biomarkers. However, there lacks an easy-to-use tool package for users to mine GCN modules that are relatively small in size with tightly connected genes that can be convenient for downstream Gene Ontology (GO) enrichment analysis, as well as modules that may share common members. To address this need, we develop a GCN mining tool package TSUNAMI (Tools SUite for Network Analysis and MIning) which incorporates our state-of-the-art lmQCM algorithm to mine GCN modules in public and user-input data (microarray, RNA-seq, or any other numerical omics data), then performs downstream GO and enrichment analysis based on the modules identified. It has several features and advantages: (i) user friendly interface and the real-time co-expression network mining through web server; (ii) direct access and search of GEO and TCGA databases as well as user-input expression matrix (microarray, RNA-seq, etc.) for GCN module mining; (iii) multiple co-expression analysis tools to choose with highly flexible of parameter selection options; (iv) identified GCN modules are summarized to eigengenes, which are convenient for user to check their correlation with other clinical traits; (v) integrated downstream Enrichr enrichment analysis and links to other GO tools; (vi) visualization of gene loci by Circos plot in any step. The web service is freely accessible through URL: http://spore.ph.iu.edu:3838/zhihuan/TSUNAMI/. Source code is available at https://github.com/huangzhii/TSUNAMI/.
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