Network Perspective on Expression Changes and Expression Noise in D. melanogaster Chromosomal Deleti
summary
Analyzes how chromosomal deletions in Drosophila melanogaster affect gene expression changes and expression noise using a network-based perspective, likely involving gene interaction or regulatory networks to interpret consequences of those deletions.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 0:48Gene copy number variations in diesases
- 1:18Lessons from engineered genetic perturbations in Fly
- 1:46Engineered chromosomal deletions
- 3:43Deficiency genes often show gene dosage compensation
- 4:47Dosage compensation in largely gene dependent
- 5:38Dosage compensation is reproducible
- 7:33Network propagation
- 8:04Expression changes impacts network neighbors
- 9:46Expression changes propagate through the network but not very far
- 14:33Expression variation of deficiency genes is higher than other genes
- 18:33Expression bursts as major contributor to single cell expression noise
- 19:33Single cell model does not explain variability in expression of deficiency genes
- 20:47Deficiency genes with compensated/ collapsed expression are more noisy
- 21:57Expression variations propagate across regulatory network
- 22:55Relevance for human diseases patients with identical genotypes might still show different disease manifestation ARTICLE
- 23:42Prediction TF-gene interaction
- 27:47Summary: Applications of the deficiency lines data
