GenExpress ========== ![Widget icon](icons/genexpress.png) Gives access to [**GenExpress**](https://www.genialis.com/genexpress/) databases. Signals ------- **Inputs**: - (None) **Outputs**: - **Data** Selected experiments. Each annotated column contains results of a single experiment or, if the corresponding option is chosen, the average of multiple replicates. Description ----------- **GenExpress** is a widget for a direct access to [**GenExpress**](https://www.genialis.com/genexpress/) database. It is very similar to the **PIPAx** and **GEO Data Sets** widgets as it allows you to download the data from selected experiments. ![GenExpress widget](images/GenExpress-stamped.png) 1. Choose a projects to source your data from. 2. Use *Selection bookmarks* to save a selection: select experiments, click the "**+**" button and name the set. To add experiments to your set, click on the set name, select additional experiments and click *Update*. To remove the set click "**-**". 3. In *Sort output columns* set the attributes by which the output columns are sorted. Add attributes with a "+" button and remove them with "-". Switch the sorting order with arrows on the right. 4. Set the expression type for your output data. - **Expression RPKM** outputs data in *reads per kilobase of transcript per million mapped reads* - **Expression RPKUM** outputs only RPKUM data. - **Read counts (raw)** outputs raw read count data.
The polyA variants use only polyA (mRNA) mapped hits. 5. **Exclude labels with constant values** removes labels that are the same for all selected experiments.
**Average replicates (use median)** averages identical experiments by using medians as values.
**Logarithmic (base 2) transformation** returns log2(value+1) for each value. 6. Click *Commit* to output selected data. 7. Select the server you wish to access the data from. Log in to access private data. 8. *Clear cache* removes the uploaded data sets from internal memory. 9. Experiments can be filtered with the *Search* box. To select which attributes to display right-click on the header. To select multiple experiments click them while holding the *Control/Command* key. Example ------- In the schema below we connected **GenExpress** to **Data Table** to view the gene expression reads and then to **Scatter Plot**, where we chose to view expression levels from two experiments. In the plot we select an outlier and view it in another **Data Table**. ![](images/GenExpress-Example.png)