I have a list of about 500 genes and I have to determine transcription factors for each of these genes. Is there a database from where I could get transcription factors for each of these genes.
Thanks.
I have a list of about 500 genes and I have to determine transcription factors for each of these genes. Is there a database from where I could get transcription factors for each of these genes.
Thanks.
EDITED ON July 19th.
If you would like to find transcription factor binding sites enriched in your list of genes, try this:
DAVID for the enrichment analysis of TFBSs associated with your genes (given TFBS is involved in the control of the transcription of the gene). Once you uploaded your gene list you have an option to perform enrichment calculations using a variety of annotations. DAVID provides a category called "UCSCTFBS" in default setting this option unchecked. Please click and expand the "ProteinInteractions" and click on "UCSC_TFBS" PS. I am not sure about source of this data set, so far I got only this link the source data on DAVID forum. It will be great if someone can tell more about the data source.
This data is sourced from UCSC TFBS conserved track. See the details here and table schema here.
If you would like to know what transcription factors (in other words, transcription factor targets) may initiate transcription of your 500 genes, try this:
I recently used "Investigate Gene Sets" options in MSigDB to find the transcription factor target information of my dataset.
The data is curated from TRANSFAC, you can do a 'Compute Overlap' of your genes with the list of genes in the dataset. Output includes a p-value to indicate statistical significance and a Gene/geneset overlap matrix to visualize the gene categorized into different transcription factor targets.
Transcription Factor Target Data set is available here.
Also refer to related question on transcription factor target here.
DBD is fine. To that I would add the list of TFs that the FANTOM consortium considers as relevant for ENCODE and other projects involving transcription factors. There is also some information there on regulatory interactions, such as transcriptional regulation.
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Similar answers can be found here ( A: Finding transcriptional regulators of a gene )
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Your question can be interpreted 2 ways. Are you asking (i) can you tell me which genes are a TF in a list of genes? or (ii) can you tell me which TFs bind to the regulatory regions of a list of genes?
What is the organism for these genes ? Sometimes you have databases that are ogranism specific.
Again, another example (I've seen three in 10 minutes this morning) where more information must be given in order to provide a better/best answer.
On re-reading your question, I see that it can be interpreted 2 ways. Are you asking (i) can you tell me which genes are at TF in a list of genes? or (ii) can you tell me which TFs bind to the regulatory regions of a list of genes?
On re-reading your question, I see that it can be interpreted 2 ways. Are you asking (i) can you tell me which genes are a TF in a list of genes? or (ii) can you tell me which TFs bind to the regulatory regions of a list of genes?
Your question can be interpreted 2 ways. Are you asking (i) can you tell me which genes are at TF in a list of genes? or (ii) can you tell me which TFs bind to the regulatory regions of a list of genes?
the organism for these genes is Homo sapiens
@casey i am asking which TFs bind to the regulatory regions of a list of genes