WEBSAGE

Table of contents :

  1. How to use WEBSAGE ?

    1. Input of Data

    2. Scatter Plot

    3. Tag's identification

    4. Data Exportation

  2. How to obtain file from Kinzler's SAGE software

  3. Program

  4. References


    How to use WEBSAGE ?

    a/ Input of data

    Click on Input Data link

    Enter your file pathname which comes from SAGE 2000 (1)

    Enter the legends of X axe and Y axe (first library and second library, respectively) : 20 characters only maximum. These names are displayed on the graph on absisse and coordinate axes (2)

    Finally, press submit button for compute a scatter plot... (3)

    You can provide Kinzler's file or generic file as :

    tag1 number_of_tag1_lib1 number_of_tag1_lib 2

    tag2 number_of_tag2_lib1 number_of_tag2_lib 2

    ...

    seprarated by tabulation. The format is automatically detected.

    Treatment of 5.000 tags takes approximatively 2'.

    b/ Scatter Plot

    X and Y axes are normalized and represent the tags of the first and the second library respectively.

    The pvalue  is computed according to the formula of Audic and Claverie : p(y | x) = (N2/N1)y(x + y)!/ x!y!(1+N2/N1)(x+y+1)

    The number of analysed tags is displayed under the title. On the legend, the number of tags for each class is displayed between bracket.
    Each plot corresponds to a tag or a set of tag which have the same apparition's number in libraries and the same p-value.

    The color of the plot represents 3 classes of pvalue :

    The plot's size is proportionnal to the number of tags contained in it : 

    1

    [ 2 , 10 ]

    [ 11 , 100 ]

    more than 100


    The scale is logarithmic and datas are normalized.


    c/ Tag's identification

    When you click on a plot, a web page is displayed onto tag's informations. The informations are :

    When you click on one of these links, a new window is displayed on the site respectively

    d/ Data exportation

    Click into Export local plot button (see above) if you want to export informations corresponding to the plot or click into exportation link if you want to export all your data. In all kind, the exportation is in a csv format, the datas are separated by coma (open by StarOffice, MS Excel or something else)
    Attention please ! After global exportation, data of analyse are deleted from temporary tables.


    How to obtain file from Kinzler's SAGE software

    Kinzler's SAGE Software is freely available for academic investigators for non-commercial use by completing one of the following MTAs and FAXing it to the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Office of Technology Transfer (410-347-3201) and to the Molecular Genetics Laboratory (410-955-0548).  Be sure to include a valid  e-mail address capable accepting the SAGE software as an attachment (~500KB). This software only runs on MicrosoftTM System.

    To use this web tool, you have to provide a file which contain tags in SAGE software format. To obtain this file, follow the step below.

    WebSage is also compatible with 1995 release of Kinzler's software


    Example of the use of Kinzler's SAGE software

    a/ Click into "Viewer" button



    b/ Open the compare report file (*.cmp) and click into "View" button



    c/ Save this file in text format (ANSI)


    e/ You'll find here an example of SAGE2000'file and SAGE1995'file containing approximatively 5000 tags in each library


    Programs

    This software is written in PHP and C using Mysql sgbd for temporary table. The scatter plot is generated by Jpgraph php library.

    The tables used come from Cancer Genome Anatomy Project for restriction enzym NlaIII only.

    Reference

    WEBSAGE: a web tool for visual analysis of differentially expressed human SAGE tags. Nucleic Acids Res. 2005 Jul 1;33(Web Server issue)

    updated july 14 2004