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DBATE: database of alternative transcripts expression

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Valerio Bianchi
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Alessio Colantoni
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Alberto Calderone
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Gabriele Ausiello
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Fabrizio Ferrè *
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Manuela Helmer‐Citterich
DOI:10.1093/database/bat050delete
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The use of high-throughput RNA sequencing technology (RNA-seq) allows whole transcriptome analysis, providing an unbiased and unabridged view of alternative transcript expression. Coupling splicing variant-specific expression with its functional inference is still an open and difficult issue for which we created the DataBase of Alternative Transcripts Expression (DBATE), a web-based repository storing expression values and functional annotation of alternative splicing variants. We processed 13 large RNA-seq panels from human healthy tissues and in disease conditions, reporting expression levels and functional annotations gathered and integrated from different sources for each splicing variant, using a variant-specific annotation transfer pipeline. The possibility to perform complex queries by cross-referencing different functional annotations permits the retrieval of desired subsets of splicing variant expression values that can be visualized in several ways, from simple to more informative. DBATE is intended as a novel tool to help appreciate how, and possibly why, the transcriptome expression is shaped.
Keywords:
RNA-SEQ DATA
MOLECULAR INTERACTION DATABASE
KH DOMAIN
SEQUENCING ANALYSIS
ANKYRIN REPEAT
GENE
RESOURCE
REVEALS
TOOL
PROTEINS
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Database-The Journal of Biological Databases and Curation
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University of Rome Tor Vergata
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