Title: The Mouse Gene-Expression Information Resource
1The Mouse Gene-Expression Information Resource
- Richard Baldock
- MRC Human Genetics Unit, Edinburgh
- http//genex.hgu.mrc.ac.uk/
2How does this embryo develop?
11.5-day old mouse embryo
3in situ hybridization data
4Image capture
Optical Projection Tomography
James Sharpe et al, Science 296(2002)541-545
5Flourescent Double Labelling
Blue - HNF3b Green - neurofilament Red -
autoflourescence of heart
6Words are not enough -
mouse E12.5 nasal region Msx1 mRNA, net
7spatial indexing
8Bioinformatics frameworks
9Map to the same framework
Gene expression patterns
Mutant phenotypes
Cell death, proliferation, migration.
Published results of manipulation experiments
10Map to the same framework
What kind of framework ?
Gene expression patterns
Mutant phenotypes
Cell death, proliferation, migration.
Published results of manipulation experiments
11Map to the same framework
Gene expression patterns
Mutant phenotypes
Cell death, proliferation, migration.
Published results of manipulation experiments
12The structure of the Mouse Atlas
- volumetric digital model embryos
- controlled anatomical vocabulary
- named parts are delineated in the models
13Image - Model embryos
Time (E days)
1 2 12 13 14
26 27
Theiler Stage
Birth
14Model embryos
15Voxels
building blocks of the 3D models
16Text - Anatomy
Time (E days)
1 2 12 13 14
26 27
Theiler Stage
Birth
17Resolution of the vocabulary
Jonathan Bard, Matt Kaufman
18Voxels
Pigeon-holes in a spatial database
19Mapping anatomy to the models
- comprehensive
- exclusive
- not detailed
Renske Brune
20EMAP
Spatio-Temporal Framework for Developmental
Biology
Space
21EMAP Time
22Using the Atlas gene-expression database
anatomical name
23Mouse Gene-Expression Information Resource
- Staging criteria (html)
- Spatially mapped data (EMAGE)
- Anatomy Ontology mapped data (MGI/GXD)
- Interfaces/software
24Staging and Other data
25MGI/GXD
26Mouse Atlas - EMAP EMAGE
27Tools
28J B L Bard, R M Brune, M Kaufman, C Oram, L
Richardson, D Smith
M Ringwald