GenSensor suite: A web-based tool for the analysis of gene and protein interactions, pathways, and regulation

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The GenSensor Suite consists of four web tools for elucidating relationships among genes and proteins. GenPath results show which biochemical, regulatory, or other gene set categories are over- or under-represented in an input list compared to a background list. All common gene sets are available for searching in GenPath, plus some specialized sets. Users can add custom background lists. GenInteract builds an interaction gene list from a single gene input and then analyzes this in GenPath. GenPubMed uses a PubMed query to identify a list of PubMed IDs, from which a gene list is extracted and queried in GenPath. GenViewer allows the user to query one gene set against another in GenPath. GenPath results are presented with relevant P- and q-values in an uncluttered, fully linked, and integrated table. Users can easily copy this table and paste it directly into a spreadsheet or document. Copyright © 2011 Mark Gosink et al.

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Gosink, M., Khuri, S., Valdes, C., Jiang, Z., & Tsinoremas, N. F. (2011). GenSensor suite: A web-based tool for the analysis of gene and protein interactions, pathways, and regulation. Advances in Bioinformatics, 2011. https://doi.org/10.1155/2011/271563

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