Mirlot

Scripts (written in Java) to process miRNA/gene expression data (TCGA) into pathway modification diagrams (KEGG), assisting researchers in identifying miRNA/gene differential-expression "hotspots" in (cancer) pathways.

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Look-up table (accompanying pathway mod diagram)

miRNA:mRNA/gene target network spreadsheet

Table of (miRNA, % up-reg, % down-reg, cumulative) entries

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