Pathway-Level Information ExtractoR (PLIER) for gene expression data
Weiguang MaoiD, Elena ZaslavskyiD, Boris HartmanniD, Stuart C. SealfoniD, Maria D. ChikinaiD
Abstract
A major challenge in gene expression analysis is to accurately infer relevant biological insight, such as regulation of cell type proportion or pathways, from global gene expression studies. We present a general solution for this problem that outperforms available cell proportion inference algorithms, and is more widely useful to automatically identify specific pathways that regulate gene expression. Our method improves replicability and biological insight when applied to trans-eQTL identification.
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