Clustering biological annotations and  gene expression data to identify

putatively co-regulated biological processes

Henegar C., Cancello R., et al, JBCB 2006 Aug;4(4):833-52.

 

 

 

Supplementary detailed results to those presented within the paper submitted to JBCB are available below.

 

  • Detailed results of FunCluster's discriminatory functional analysis of genes specifically expressed within adipocytes or stroma vascular fraction (SVF) cells (Cancello et al., 2005), based on GO and KEGG annotations as available in March 2004 (supplementary to those presented in our JBCB paper):

 

  • Supplementary results obtained through discriminatory functional analysis of genes specifically expressed within adipocytes or stroma vascular fraction (SVF) cells illustrating FunCluster's behavior for three different thresholds of the Spearman's Rs (see JBCB paper for details) based on GO and KEGG annotations as available in February 2006:

     

    • Rs ≥ 0.85

 

Adipocyte Functional Clusters

SVF Functional Clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

KEGG

KEGG

 

  • Rs ≥ 0.90

 

Adipocyte Functional Clusters

SVF Functional Clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

KEGG

KEGG

 

  • Rs ≥ 0.95

 

Adipocyte Functional Clusters

SVF Functional Clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

KEGG

KEGG

 

 

  • Supplementary results obtained through discriminatory functional analysis of genes specifically expressed within adipocytes or stroma vascular fraction (SVF) cells illustrating FunCluster's behavior when the automated annotation procedure is restricted to direct GO annotations (see JBCB paper for details) based on GO and KEGG annotations as available in February 2006:

 

Adipocyte Functional Clusters

SVF Functional Clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

 

 

  • Detailed results of FunCluster's functional analysis of hyperinsulinemic clamp dataset (Rome et al., 2003) , based on GO and KEGG annotations as available in March 2004 (supplementary to those presented in our JBCB paper):

 

 

  • Supplementary results obtained on the hyperinsulinemic clamp dataset illustrating FunCluster's behavior for three different thresholds of the Spearman's Rs (see JBCB paper for details) based on GO and KEGG annotations as available in February 2006:

  • Rs ≥ 0.85

 

Down-regulated Functional Clusters

Up-regulated Functional Clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

KEGG

KEGG

 

  • Rs ≥ 0.90

 

Down-regulated Functional Clusters

Up-regulated Functional Clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

KEGG

KEGG

 

  • Rs ≥ 0.95

 

Down-regulated Functional Clusters

Up-regulated Functional Clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

KEGG

KEGG

 

 

  • Supplementary results obtained on the hyperinsulinemic clamp dataset illustrating FunCluster's behavior when the automated annotation procedure is restricted to direct GO annotations (see JBCB paper for details) based on GO and KEGG annotations as available in February 2006:

 

Down-regulated Functional Clusters

Up-regulated Functional Clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

 

 

 

A comparative assessment of the functional profiling approach implemented within FunCluster algorithm with those provided by FatiGO & FatiWise and GOstat functional profiling tools is available below.

 

  • Results of a discriminatory functional analysis of genes specifically expressed within adipocytes or stroma vascular fraction (SVF) cells (Cancello et al., 2005) performed with FatiGO & FatiWise and GOstat tools:

 

Data files used for this analysis can be downloaded here. Three data files are provided including, besides the two lists of genes specifically expressed within adipocytes or SVF cells, a reference list with the ensemble of genes tested for differential expression within the two cellular fractions. These files are specifically formatted as required for their use with the three mentioned tools. Complete expression data needed for FunCluster's functional analysis is provided within the FunCluster R package available from this website or from CRAN repositories.

 

  • Results of the functional analysis of genes significantly up or down-regulated within the hyperinsulinemic clamp dataset (Rome et al., 2003) performed with FatiGO & FatiWise and GOstat tools:

 

FatiGO

Down-regulated Genes

Up-regulated Genes

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

 

 

FatiWise

Down-regulated Genes

Up-regulated Genes

KEGG

KEGG

 

 

GOstat

Down-regulated Genes GO clusters

Up-regulated Genes GO clusters

GO Biological Process

GO Biological Process

GO Cellular Component

GO Cellular Component

GO Molecular Function

GO Molecular Function

 

Data files used for this analysis can be downloaded here. Three data files are provided including, besides the two lists of genes specifically up or down-regulated by insulin, a reference list with the ensemble of genes tested for differential expression. These files are specifically formatted as required for their use with the three mentioned tools. Complete expression data needed for FunCluster's functional analysis is provided within the FunCluster R package available from this website or from CRAN repositories.

 

 

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