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Degree Project in Bioinformatics

Masters Programme in Molecular Biotechnology Engineering, Uppsala University School of Engineering

UPTEC X 14 018 Date of issue 2014-08

Author

Annelie Johansson

Title (English)

Identifying gene regulatory interactions using functional genomics data

Title (Swedish) Abstract

Previously studies1,2,3 used correlation of DNase I hypersensitivity sites sequencing (DNase- seq) experiments to predict interactions between enhancers and its target promoter gene. We investigate the correlation methods Pearson’s correlation and Mutual Information, using DNase-seq data for 100 cell-types in regions on chromosome one. To assess the performances, we compared our results of correlation scores to Hi-C data from Jin et al.

20134. We showed that the performances are low when comparing it to the Hi-C data, and there is a need of improved correlation metrics. We also demonstrate that the use of Hi-C data as a gold standard is limited, because of its low resolution, and we suggest using another gold standard in further studies.

Keywords

Bioinformatics, gene regulation, promoter, enhancer, DNase-seq, Hi-C, Pearson’s correlation, Mutual Information

Supervisors

Fredrik Wiklund & Thomas Whitington

Karolinska Institutet

Scientific reviewer

Claes Wadelius

Uppsala University

Project name Sponsors

Language

English

Security

ISSN 1401-2138 Classification

Supplementary bibliographical information Pages

45

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