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An interactive table for user-input genomic regions (n=381, being processed). The table includes three columns: 1st column
Input GR
for input genomic regions in the format ofchr:start-end
(the genome buildhg19
), 2nd columnChromosome
for the chromosome, 3rdLength
for the region length (bp).
Linked Gene table contains information on genes (n=408, linked from input genomic regions), including the column
GScores
(ranged from 1 to 10) that quantifies the degree to which genes are likely modulated by input genomic regions.Linked genes
are sorted by their linked gene scores and are hyperlinked to GeneCards for further information. Please refer toEvidence table
for details on the linking evidence.
Evidence table displays information about the genomic regions (listed under the column
GR
) that overlap the input genomic regions (listed under the columnInput GR
). The overlapped regions are used to define linked genes (listed under the columnLinked genes
) based on the evidence provided (see the columnEvidence
). The columnEvidence
indicates the datasets used, such asProximity
for genomic regions in proximity, the prefixPCHiC_
for promoter capture Hi-C datasets, and the prefixABC_
for enhancer-gene map (ABC) datasets.
An interactive table that displays enriched ontology terms based on 408 linked genes. Each enriched term (the columns
Ontology
,Term ID
andTerm Name
) has the enrichment z-score (Z-score
), the enrichment significance level (FDR
), odds ratio (Odds ratio
) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI
), the number (Num
) and list (Members
) of member genes that overlap with linked genes. The table is sorted by FDR ascendingly.
A dotplot of enriched ontology terms identified using Fisher’s exact test. An editable pdf file is also available for download.
Figure 1: A dotplot of enriched ontology terms. The dots colored in dark green represent the terms with FDR < 0.05, indicating statistical significance. The top 5 significant terms (ordered by FDR ascendingly) are labelled for easier interpretation.
A forest plot of enriched ontology terms identified using Fisher’s exact test. An editable pdf file is also available for download.
Figure 2: Forest plot for enriched ontology terms (ordered by odds ratio descendingly).