Web Tools for Rice Transcriptome Analyses

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Gene expression databases provide profiling data for the expression of thousands of genes to researchers worldwide. Oligonucleotide microarray technology is a useful tool that has been employed to produce gene expression profiles in most species. In rice, there are five genome-wide DNA microarray platforms: NSF 45K, BGI/Yale 60K, Affymetrix, Agilent Rice 44K, and NimbleGen 390K. Presently, more than 1,700 hybridizations of microarray gene expression data are available from public microarray depositing databases such as NCBI gene expression omnibus and Arrayexpress at EBI. More processing or reformatting of public gene expression data is required for further applications or analyses. Web-based databases for expression meta-analyses are useful for guiding researchers in designing relevant research schemes.
In this review, we summarize various databases for expression meta-analyses of rice genes and web tools for further applications, such as the development of co-expression network or functional gene network.

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