BiomoleculesSystems BiologyPeer-reviewed journal article
Integrative Gene Expression and Metabolic Analysis tool IgemRNA
Kristina GrausaiD, Ivars MozgaiD, Kārlis PleikoiD, Agris PentjussiD
Abstract
Genome scale metabolic modelling is widely used technique to research metabolism impacts on organisms properties. Additional omics data integration enables a more precise genotype-phenotype analysis for biotechnology, medicine and life sciences. Transcriptome data amounts rapidly increase each year. Many transcriptome analysis tools with integrated genome scale metabolic modelling are proposed. But these tools have own restrictions, compatibility issues and the necessity of previous experience and advanced user skills. We have analysed and classified published tools, summarized possible transcriptome pre-processing, and analysis methods and implemented them in the new transcriptome analysis tool IgemRNA. Tool novelty is the possibility of transcriptomics data pre-processing approach, analysis of transcriptome with or without genome scale metabolic models and different thresholding and gene mapping approach availability. In comparison with usual Gene set enrichment analysis methods, IgemRNA options provide additional transcriptome data validation, where minimal metabolic network connectivity and flux requirements are met. IgemRNA allows to process transcriptome datasets, compare data between different phenotypes, execute multiple analysis and data filtering functions. All this is done via graphical user interface. IgemRNA is compatible with Cobra Toolbox 3.0 and uses some of its functions for genome scale metabolic model optimization tasks. IgemRNA is open access software available at https://github.com/BigDataInSilicoBiologyGroup/IgemRNA.
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