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An Overview of Spotfire for Gene‐Expression Studies

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  • Literature Cited

Abstract

 

Spotfire DecisionSite for Functional Genomics (referred to here as Spotfire) is a powerful data mining and visualization application with use in many disciplines. This unit provides an overview of Spotfire's utility in analyzing gene expression data obtained from DNA microarray experiments. Analysis of microarray data requires software?based solutions able to handle and manipulate the enormous amount of data generated. Spotfire provides a solution for accessing, analyzing and visualizing data generated from microarray experiments. Spotfire is designed to allow biologists with little or no programming or statistical skills to transform, process, and analyze microarray data.

Keywords: microarray; Spotfire; gene expression; overview; DNA

     
 
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Table of Contents

  • Necessary Requirements for Using the Functional Genomics Module of Spotfire
  • Overview of Spotfire Visualization Window
  • DecisionSite Navigator
  • Visualizations
  • Query Devices
  • Details‐On‐Demand
  • Strengths and Weaknesses of Spotfire as a Desktop Microarray Analysis Software
  • Literature Cited
  • Figures
     
 
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.1 Various components of Spotfire DecisionSite.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.2 Different components of the DecisionSite Navigator.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.3 The Properties Dialog Box.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.4 Various features of the Scatter plot visualization in Spotfire.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.5 The Customize Colors window for scatter plot (and other visualizations).
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.6 The Customize Shapes window for scatter plot.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.7 The 3D Scatter Plot visualization in Spotfire.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.8 The Profile Chart visualization in Spotfire.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.9 The Heat Map visualization in Spotfire.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.10 Heat Map Properties dialog box.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.11 The Edit Color Range dialog box allows users to choose the colors for their heat map visualization.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.12 The Table visualization allows users to view data in a sortable spreadsheet format. Like other visualizations, Table is also dynamically linked to the query devices and to other visualizations.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.13 Annotations can be appended to most visualizations (example shown here with the scatter plot) through the Properties dialog box.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.14 The number and type of columns in a scatter plot can be controlled via the Columns tab in the Properties dialog.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.15 The auto‐tile feature allows all the visualizations present in a particular Spotfire session to be viewed at once.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.16 Various types of query devices are assigned to different data columns.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.17 (A ) Records can be marked by left‐clicking the mouse and dragging the cursor around the desired region. (B ) Marking records in an irregular shape (by lasso) can be achieved by pressing Shift while left‐clicking the mouse and dragging the cursor around the desired region.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.18 Details‐on‐Demand window shows a snapshot of the marked data. Data shown in this window can be exported to Excel or as text/HTML data.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.19 Details‐on‐Demand window can also be used to exhibit data for a single highlighted record.
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  •   Figure Figure 7.7.20 (A ) Details‐on‐Demand (HTML) format. (B ) Selecting the external Web browser option from the View tab allows export of the HTML data to an external browser window (C ).
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