Genevestigator

Genevestigator is a reference expression database and meta-analysis system. It allows biologists to study the expression and regulation of genes in a broad variety of contexts by summarizing information from hundreds of microarray experiments into easily interpretable results. A user-friendly interface allows you to visualize gene expression in many different tissues, at multiple developmental stages, or in response to large sets of stimuli, diseases, drug treatments, or genetic modifications. This type of meta-analysis is core to understanding the spatio-temporal-response regulation of genes, to identify or validate biomarkers, and to find out which subnetworks are commonly affected in different diseases and conditions.

The Genevestigator developer team is composed of biologists, computer scientists, and mathematicians. We work together to develop software solutions in the interdisciplinary fields of functional genomics and systems biology.

The following laboratories from ETH Zurich have contributed to building Genevestigator:

 

Gruissem Laboratory

Widmayer Laboratory

 

From these labs, the following persons have at some point in time contributed to software development and/or curation (in alphabetical order):

 

Bleuler Stefan

Duemmler Dominique

Hirsch-Hoffmann Matthias 

Hruz Tomas 

Keldermann Karsten

Laule Kirsten

Laule Oliver

Oertle Lukas

Szabo Gabor

von Rohr Peter

Wessendorp Frans

Wyss Markus

Zimmermann Philip

 

Some persons have supported the project by other means:

 

Gruissem Wilhelm 

Hruzova Katarina 

Hennig Lars

Vranova Eva

Widmayer Peter 

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