What kinds of gene sets can be used as a query in GeneAnalytics?

Following are some examples of gene sets that can be explored with GeneAnalytics:

• Differentially expressed genes identified by microarray experiment, RNA sequencing, real-time PCR or any other molecular method
• Gene sets that contain genomic variants known to be related to a specific disease or group of diseases
• Genes that encode protein targets of a specific drug
• Genes encoding proteins known to be a part of a specific molecular pathway or process

For detailed examples, view our case studies.