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Gene expression analysis on a subgene level
Kloda, František ; Fišer, Karel (advisor) ; Novotný, Marian (referee)
RNA sequencing allows investigation of expression of singular genes in cells. It is possible to interpret the arisen data on multiple levels, each level providing a different type of information. Apart from measuring expression of whole genes, it is possible to quantify expression of singular exons, or transcripts (gene isoforms), which allows more detailed study of regulatory mechanisms. The main difference between approaches is in determining the origin of short reads. This step is significantly more complex in analysis of expression of transcripts, as transcripts derived from the same gene have typically larger rate of sequential similarity. In this thesis, we describe eleven tools for subgene level expression analysis a as comparison we have tested three of these tools on real patient data. The results provided by all three tools proved to be very similar with the greatest difference being the time needed for the analysis.
The effect of IDGF2 protein on expression of selected genes in cell line Cl.8+
ROUHOVÁ, Lenka
The imaginal discs growth factors (IDGFs) are proteins able to induce proliferation of Cl.8+ cells proliferation in collaboration with insulin. They are also connected with response to starvation stress and innate immunity. A genome-wide analysis of Cl.8+ cells treated with IDGF2, which was performed in our lab, detected tens of genes transcriptionally induced by this protein. The aim of this work was to confirm this effect with some of these genes using quantitative PCR.

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