Gene Expression Database (GXD)
GXD collects and integrates the gene expression information in MGI. Its primary
emphasis is on endogenous gene expression during mouse development.
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FAQs
- How do I...
- .. find expression data for a specific gene and tissue?
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- .. find expression data for a tissue during development?
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- .. find genes expressed in one tissue but not another?
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- .. find references that report expression data for a gene at a specific age?
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- 11,054
- Genes studied in expression references
- 9,085
- Genes with expression assay results
- 414,933
- Expression assay results
- 68,713
- Expression images
- 36,759
- Expression assays
- 1,398
- Mouse mutants with expression data
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Gene Expression News
March 26, 2009
- The MGI Batch Query tool now provides access to gene expression data in MGI. Enter a list of genes and click Gene Expression (under Additional Information).
- The MGI Batch Query tool now supports the analysis of microarray expression data. It accepts microarray probeset IDs from two Affymetrix Platforms - Mouse Gene 1.0 ST Array and Mouse Genome 430A 2.0 Array. One can enter a list of up- or down-regulated probes from a microarray experiment and get different types of MGI data for the corresponding genes.
- All microarray probeset to gene associations from the above mentioned array platforms are available for download at MGI Data and Statistical Reports. The microarray probeset to gene associations are updated on a regular basis.
- Now available on gene detail pages (see External Resources: in the Expression section) are links to gene expression profile pages at GEO, the microarray repository at NCBI; links to summary pages of images generated by GENSAT, the Gene Expression Nervous System Atlas Project; and links to the Allen Brain Atlas, a database of gene expression patterns in the adult mouse brain.
MGI-Mouse Gene Expression Database (GXD): Send Us Your Data - Gene Expression Database (GXD): Send Us Your Data
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Electronic submission speeds up the integration of your data, making it more quickly available and increasing
its exposure. It also allows you to include more of your data; GXD accepts both published and unpublished data.
If you have any questions, please email us at gen@informatics.jax.org.
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