BiSEK: a platform for a reliable differential expression analysis
Haas, R.; Light, D.; Festinger, Y.; Friedman, N.; Lamm, A.
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Differential Expression Analysis (DEA) of RNA-sequencing data is frequently performed for detecting key genes, affected across different conditions. Although DEA-workflows are well established, preceding reliability-testing of the input material, which is crucial for consistent and strong results, is challenging and less straightforward. Here we present Biological Sequence Expression Kit (BiSEK), a graphical user interface-based platform for DEA, dedicated to a reliable inquiry. BiSEK is based on a novel algorithm to track discrepancies between the data and the statistical model design. Moreover, BiSEK enables differential-expression analysis of groups of genes, to identify affected pathways, without relying on the significance of genes comprising them. Using BiSEK, we were able to improve previously conducted analysis, aimed to detect genes affected by FUBP1 depletion in chronic myeloid leukemia cells of mice bone-marrow. We found affected genes that are related to the regulation of apoptosis, supporting in-vivo experimental findings. We further tested the host response following SARS-CoV-2 infection. We identified a substantial interferon-I reaction and low expression levels of TLR3, an inducer of interferon-III (IFN-III) production, upon infection with SARS-CoV-2 compared to other respiratory viruses. This finding may explain the low IFN-III response upon SARS-CoV-2 infection. BiSEK is open-sourced, available as a web-interface.
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