PhenoGen Informatics
The site for quantitative genetics of the transcriptome.
Important Update: Due to the high costs of maintaining PhenoGen.org, we are phasing out most of the site's functionality.
HRDP Data downloads and the REST API will remain active and fully supported. If you found other parts of the site helpful for your work, please email us at info@phenogen.org.

Welcome to PhenoGen Informatics

The site for quantitative genetics of the transcriptome.

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Promoter Analysis

Demo/Screen Shots

Feature List

Analyze promoters for all the genes in a gene list. PhenoGen supports the following 3 methods for promoter analysis.


Acknowledgements

Funding

We would like to thank the National Institue on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) for continued funding to develop and support this site. The Banbury Fund for supporting the development of this site.

Computational Resources

We would like acknowledge the UNLV National Supercomputing Institute (UNLV NSI) for access to supercomputing resources to support analysis of sequencing data.

Recombinant Inbred Panels

We are grateful to the following investigators for providing the recombinant inbred panels found on the site.

HXB/BXH Rat RI Panel was provided by Michal Pravenec (Czech Academy of Sciences) and Morton Printz(UC San Diego).
F344/LE Rat RI Panel was provided by Masahide Asano(National BioResource Project for the Rat in Japan).
ILSXISS Mouse RI Panel was provided by Thomas Johnson(CU Boulder) and John DeFries (CU Boulder).