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Utilizing RNA-Seq data for de novo coexpression network inference.

Ovidiu D Iancu¹, Sunita Kawane, Daniel Bottomly

¹Department of Behavioral Neuroscience, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR 97239-3098, USA. iancuo@ohsu.edu

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This study presents the first de novo coexpression network inferred from RNA-Seq data, revealing higher correlations and network connectivity compared to microarray data for transcriptome profiling.

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Area of Science:

Genomics
Bioinformatics
Systems Biology

Background:

RNA-sequencing (RNA-Seq) offers detailed transcriptome profiling.
Integrative data analysis, including coexpression network construction, is crucial for biological insight.
The utility of RNA-Seq for network inference remained unevaluated.

Purpose of the Study:

To construct and characterize a coexpression network using RNA-Seq data.
To compare RNA-Seq-based networks with those derived from microarray data.
To establish a novel method for de novo network inference from RNA-Seq.

Main Methods:

Construction of a coexpression network utilizing striatal samples from RNA-Seq data.
Analysis of network properties, including scale-free and hierarchical structures.
Comparative analysis against networks built from microarray data.

Main Results:

The RNA-Seq network exhibited scale-free and hierarchical properties.
Identified transcript modules with correlated expression profiles and overlapping ontology categories.
RNA-Seq networks showed higher correlations than microarray networks due to enhanced sensitivity and dynamic range, leading to greater connectivity and centrality.

Conclusions:

RNA-Seq data is suitable for de novo coexpression network construction.
RNA-Seq-derived networks offer improved resolution and sensitivity compared to microarray networks.
This work provides the foundational methodology for RNA-Seq based network inference.