Mouse RNA-seq research
Hi there,
I have some mouse rna-seq data and would like to do some functional enrichment analysis, but I do not have such robust signatures designed just for mouse, such as MSigDB.
Thus, I wonder is it logical to convert mouse gene to human gene, and perform the typical downstream analysis just like I am dealing with a human RNA-Seq data.
And if this is not right at all, is there any pathways (signature) database designed exactly for mouse-related research?
Many thanks advanced.
1 answer
Perhaps have a look at MouseMine: http://www.mousemine.org/mousemine/bag.do?subtab=upload
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