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Gene2Path: A Data Analysis Tool to Study Fish Gene Pathways by Automatic Search of Orthologous Genes
Natalia Ballesteros, Néstor Aguirre, Julio Coll, Sara I Pérez- Prieto and Sylvia Rodríguez Saint- Jean
Most of the gene regulation pathways data from biochemical and molecular experiments are drawn from humans or from species commonly used as experimental animal models. Accordingly, the software packages to analyse these data on the basis of specific gene identification codes (IDs) or accession numbers (AN) are not easy to apply to other organisms that are less characterized at the genomic level. Here, we have developed the Gene2Path programme which automatically searches pathway databases to analyse microarray data in an independent, species-specific way. We have illustrated the method with data obtained from an immune targeted rainbow trout microarray to search for orthologous pathways defined for other well known biological species, such as zebrafish, although the software can be applied to any other case or species of interest. The scripts and programme are available and free at the “GENE2PATH” web site http://gene2path.no-ip.org/cgi-bin/gene2path/index.cgi. A user guide and examples are provided with the package. The Gene2Path software allows the automated searching of NCBI databases and the straightforward visualization of the data retrieved based on a graphic network environment.