• [Photo] Saurin Jani November 12, 2008
    At Proteogenomics Facilty of Medical University of South Carolina, we developed GeneMesh, a web-based program that uses a database of genes associated with MeSH terms to help investigators mine DNA microarray data to find associations between genes and major MeSH hiearchical descriptors (i.e., Anatomy, Biological Sciences, Disease etc.) as well as descriptor subheadings (i.e., Cardiovascular System, Genetic Processes, Immune System Diseases etc.).

    Watch a DEMO: http://cbrc.musc.edu/homepage/jani/genemesh/help.html

    The user interface uses a 'search engine' like layout as well as 'one click' analysis of all your microarray data. Please give it a try and let us know what you think.

    AVAILABILITY

    GeneMesh is freely available at: http://proteogenomics.musc.edu/genemesh/

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