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SEAweb: the small RNA Expression Atlas web application
Author(s) -
RazaUr Rahman,
Anna-Maria Liebhoff,
V. Bansal,
Maksims Fiošins,
Ashish Rajput,
Abdul Sattar,
Daniel Sumner Magruder,
Sumit Madan,
Ting Sun,
Abhivyakti Gautam,
Sven Heins,
Timur Liwinski,
Jörn Bethune,
Claudia Trenkwalder,
Juliane Fluck,
Brit Mollenhauer,
Stefan Bonn
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
nucleic acids research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 9.008
H-Index - 537
eISSN - 1362-4954
pISSN - 0305-1048
DOI - 10.1093/nar/gkz869
Subject(s) - biology , computational biology , visualization , small rna , interactive visualization , function (biology) , microrna , atlas (anatomy) , expression (computer science) , bioinformatics , computer science , data mining , genetics , gene , paleontology , programming language
We present the Small RNA Expression Atlas (SEAweb), a web application that allows for the interactive querying, visualization and analysis of known and novel small RNAs across 10 organisms. It contains sRNA and pathogen expression information for over 4200 published samples with standardized search terms and ontologies. In addition, SEAweb allows for the interactive visualization and re-analysis of 879 differential expression and 514 classification comparisons. SEAweb's user model enables sRNA researchers to compare and re-analyze user-specific and published datasets, highlighting common and distinct sRNA expression patterns. We provide evidence for SEAweb's fidelity by (i) generating a set of 591 tissue specific miRNAs across 29 tissues, (ii) finding known and novel bacterial and viral infections across diseases and (iii) determining a Parkinson's disease-specific blood biomarker signature using novel data. We believe that SEAweb's simple semantic search interface, the flexible interactive reports and the user model with rich analysis capabilities will enable researchers to better understand the potential function and diagnostic value of sRNAs or pathogens across tissues, diseases and organisms.

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