
handle: 11693/26834
Significant gene list is the result of microarray data analysis should be explained for the purpose of biological functions. The aim of this study is to extract the biologically related gene clusters over the short time series microarray gene data by applying unsupervised methods and automatically perform biological annotation of those clusters. In the first step of the study, short time series microarray expression data is clustered according to similar expression profiles. After that, several biological data sources are integrated to get information related with the genes in one of those clusters and new sub-clusters are created by using this unified information. As a last step, biological annotation of gene sub-clusters is performed by using information related with those sub-clusters.
Signal processing, Biological functions, Expression profiles, Gene clusters, Time series analysis, Optimal control systems, Microarray genes, Unsupervised methods, Microarray data analyses, Expression datums, Biological datums, Gene lists, Short time series
Signal processing, Biological functions, Expression profiles, Gene clusters, Time series analysis, Optimal control systems, Microarray genes, Unsupervised methods, Microarray data analyses, Expression datums, Biological datums, Gene lists, Short time series
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