ModuleMaster

Identify cis-regulatory modules using promoter analysis and microarray expression data regression.

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Short description:
ModuleMaster is a novel application for finding cis-regulatory modules (CRMs) in sets of co-expressed genes. The application comes with a newly developed method which not only considers transcription factor binding information but also multivariate functional relationships between regulators and target genes to improve the detection of CRMs. Given only the results of a microarray and a subsequent clustering experiment, the program includes all necessary data and algorithms to perform every step to find CRMs. This workbench possesses an easy-to-use graphical user interface, together with job-processing and command-line options, making ModuleMaster a sophisticated program for large-scale batch processing. The detected CRMs can be visualized and evaluated in various ways, i.e., generating GraphML- and R-based whole regulatory network visualizations or generating SBML files for subsequent analytical processing and dynamic modeling. ModuleMaster is freely available to academics as a webstart application including comprehensive documentation.

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ModuleMaster is subject to the Creative Commons Namensnennung-Keine kommerzielle Nutzung 3.0 Deutschland Lizenz.

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This project is promoted by:

BMBF	HepatoSys	ZBIT