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Using network visualization to interpret pathway enrichment analysis: Cytoscape, Enrichment Map, and AutoAnnotate In-Person

Registration required | Attendance in-person

Most omics (e.g., transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics) data analysis included a pathway enrichment analysis. These are redundant, as genes often participate in multiple pathways, biological processes, and other signatures. In addition, databases may organize pathways or biological processes hierarchically by including general and specific ones with many shared genes (e.g.,). Consequently, enrichment analysis often highlights several versions of the same pathway, biological process, etc. Collapsing redundant pathways into a single biological theme simplifies interpretation of results. Visualization can help identify the main biological themes and their relationships for in-depth study and experimental evaluation. During the session, we will use a tutorial dataset that will be made available to all the registrants.

The goals of the session are:

  • Learn how to prepare enrichment analysis results for visualization on Enrichment Map
  • Learn how to use Enrichment Map to visualize enrichment analysis results as a network.
  • How to cluster and find main topics using AutoAnnotate.  

Requisite:

Download and install Cytoscape

 

Date:
Thursday, February 27, 2025
Time:
10:00am - 12:00pm
Time Zone:
Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
Location:
C-103, SHM, 333 Cedar St, New Haven, 06510
Campus:
Medical School
Categories:
  Bioinformatics  

Registration is required. There are 11 seats available.

Event Organizer

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Rolando Garcia-Milian