BMC Genomics

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Microarray and comparative genomics-based identification of genes and gene regulatory regions of the mouse immune system

John J Hutton, Anil G Jegga, Sue Kong, Ashima Gupta, Catherine Ebert, Sarah Williams, Jonathan D Katz and Bruce J Aronow*

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Department of Pediatrics and Biomedical Informatics, University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Research Foundation, Cincinnati, Ohio 45229, USA

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BMC Genomics 2004, 5:82 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-5-82

Published: 25 October 2004

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List and annotation of 360 expressed sequences ("immune genes").

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FASTA sequences and the corresponding coordinates on the human and mouse genome assemblies (May 2004) of the promoter regions used in the analysis and displayed in figures 2 and 4.

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Using K-means clustering in GeneSpring (Version 4.2.1), 160 annotated genes, were divided into distinct sets based on similarity of expression patterns across 15 tissues. Tissues were given equal weight, the number of clusters was set at 20, and similarity was measured by standard correlation.

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FASTA sequences and the corresponding coordinates on the human and mouse genome assemblies (May 2004) of the promoter regions used in the analysis and displayed in figures 2 and 4.

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CisMols display of location and composition of clusters of cis-elements that are putative regulatory modules for the genes in various groups (test and control). Each colored cube indicates a cluster of 3 or more cis-elements with at least one "lymphoid element". The region searched is upstream 3 kb and downstream 100 bp of transcription start site (as defined by the respective mRNAs from NCBI's RefSeq database). The legend in the lower left half of the figure indicates the composition of each of the modules and the genes that share them.

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CisMols display of location and composition of clusters of cis-elements that are putative regulatory modules for the genes in various groups (test and control). Each colored cube indicates a cluster of 3 or more cis-elements with at least one "lymphoid element". The region searched is upstream 3 kb and downstream 100 bp of transcription start site (as defined by the respective mRNAs from NCBI's RefSeq database). The legend in the lower left half of the figure indicates the composition of each of the modules and the genes that share them.

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CisMols display of location and composition of clusters of cis-elements that are putative regulatory modules for the genes in various groups (test and control). Each colored cube indicates a cluster of 3 or more cis-elements with at least one "lymphoid element". The region searched is upstream 3 kb and downstream 100 bp of transcription start site (as defined by the respective mRNAs from NCBI's RefSeq database). The legend in the lower left half of the figure indicates the composition of each of the modules and the genes that share them.

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CisMols display of location and composition of clusters of cis-elements that are putative regulatory modules for the genes in various groups (test and control). Each colored cube indicates a cluster of 3 or more cis-elements with at least one "lymphoid element". The region searched is upstream 3 kb and downstream 100 bp of transcription start site (as defined by the respective mRNAs from NCBI's RefSeq database). The legend in the lower left half of the figure indicates the composition of each of the modules and the genes that share them.

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Additional File 7:

CisMols display of location and composition of clusters of cis-elements that are putative regulatory modules for the genes in various groups (test and control). Each colored cube indicates a cluster of 3 or more cis-elements with at least one "lymphoid element". The region searched is upstream 3 kb and downstream 100 bp of transcription start site (as defined by the respective mRNAs from NCBI's RefSeq database). The legend in the lower left half of the figure indicates the composition of each of the modules and the genes that share them.

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Additional File 8:

CisMols display of location and composition of clusters of cis-elements that are putative regulatory modules for the genes in various groups (test and control). Each colored cube indicates a cluster of 3 or more cis-elements with at least one "lymphoid element". The region searched is upstream 3 kb and downstream 100 bp of transcription start site (as defined by the respective mRNAs from NCBI's RefSeq database). The legend in the lower left half of the figure indicates the composition of each of the modules and the genes that share them.

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Additional File 9:

CisMols display of location and composition of clusters of cis-elements that are putative regulatory modules for the genes in various groups (test and control). Each colored cube indicates a cluster of 3 or more cis-elements with at least one "lymphoid element". The region searched is upstream 3 kb and downstream 100 bp of transcription start site (as defined by the respective mRNAs from NCBI's RefSeq database). The legend in the lower left half of the figure indicates the composition of each of the modules and the genes that share them.

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Additional File 12:

Tissue lists used in the generation of microarray profile data.

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