Validating driver genes
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I have found out a set of high confidence driver genes using a detection tool. Now I want to see what effect do these genes have on important biological processes.
1. Although I have no RNA seq data, is it possible to find the gene expression values of the gene set I have so that I can cluster them? What can I say from the clusters I get?
2. How can I do some pathway analysis so that I can give the gene set as an input and get all the pathways getting affected? Except for experimental evidence, what else can I do to validate these driver genes?
(P.S: I am very new to this field, so kindly bear with me)

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Driver genes are the ones that drive carcinogenesis. The presence of one guarantees in some way, cancer progression.

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What data did you use for finding driver genes? What detection tool you have used?Can you elaborate on this?

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I used OncodriveFM tool. I worked on a Pancancer dataset available on https://www.synapse.org/#!Synapse:syn300013/wiki/27406

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