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EXALT Daily Web Statistics
The number of EXALT page hits: 47488
Total number of EXALT users: 1121

 

Signature Database (07102007) Statistics 

EXALTDatasetsSignaturesArrays
Geo12432654926364
Human Cancer2349356425

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About the EXALT Site

 Welcome to EXALT, a resource for examining gene expression signatures in public domains. A gene expression signature in a microarray data set
 is defined by EXALT as a list of significant genes with their group comparison codes and corresponding statistical scores. In essence,
 a signature represents a statistically validated ‘fingerprint’ associated with a biological observation made from a gene expression experiment.
 EXALT has extracted signatures of differential genes within each experiment and built a large formatted collection of microarray results
 from NCBI GEO and published cancer studies. Thus, investigators can focus on discovery by searching, browsing, and querying on pre-computed
 gene expression signatures.

EXALT Main Features

The best performance of EXALT web site has been tested in IE6.0 or above.  

THE IMPLEMENTED FEATURE: Extract signatures of your own data set and search for homologous data datasets by clicking
Uploading a query data set.  [How do I ...].

THE FEATURE UNDER DEVELOPMENT: Access thousands of signatures with rich annotations by
using search entry tool bar (“Search A Database … for … GO  Clear”) or click “Browsing data sets“ on the menu bar.

EXALT News

2007-07-28: GEO SigDB was updated to a new version 07102007, and the RefSeqID was replaced by the Gene Symbol in signatures.
2007-07-05: EXALT Strategy paper was published. Yi Y, Li C, Miller C, and George AL. (2007). Genome Biology. 8(7):R133.
2007-03-24: Launch EXALT Web Services 1.0.

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