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Spectral fluctuations in yeast gene coexpression networks follow Gaussian orthogonal ensemble (GOE) statistics. Removing weak correlations shifts this to Poisson statistics, indicating a network structure change.

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Area of Science:

Systems Biology
Computational Biology
Genomics

Background:

Gene coexpression networks are crucial for understanding gene function and regulation.
Random Matrix Theory (RMT) provides tools to analyze complex systems, including biological networks.
The statistical properties of gene expression data can reveal underlying network structures.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the statistical properties of spectral fluctuations in yeast gene coexpression matrices.
To explore the relationship between correlation coefficient thresholds and network topology.
To understand how changes in network structure are reflected in random matrix theory statistics.

Main Methods:

Analysis of spectral fluctuations in coexpression correlation matrices derived from yeast gene microarray profiles.
Application of Random Matrix Theory (RMT), specifically the Gaussian orthogonal ensemble (GOE).
Systematic removal of small correlation coefficients to observe statistical transitions.

Main Results:

Spectral fluctuations of yeast gene coexpression matrices adhere to Gaussian orthogonal ensemble (GOE) statistics.
Removing small correlation coefficients induces a transition from GOE to Poisson statistics.
This statistical transition correlates with a shift from a global gene expression network to isolated modules.

Conclusions:

The statistical properties of gene coexpression networks are sensitive to correlation thresholds.
A transition in RMT statistics signifies a fundamental change in gene regulatory network architecture.
This study links spectral properties of coexpression matrices to modular organization in gene expression.