Mutation Gene Search
Search Guide
Search Types:
- Protein Search: Search by protein accession or gene symbol
- Mutation Gene Search: Search by mutation gene names
Mutation Types:
- CNV Amplification: Copy number variation - gene amplification
- CNV Deletion: Copy number variation - gene deletion
- Hotspot Gene: Genes with mutation hotspots
- SNV: Single nucleotide variations
How to use:
- Enter mutation gene name (base gene name)
- Optionally select specific mutation type
- Click search to view results
- View detailed charts by clicking "View Chart"
- Use pagination to browse through results
Significance Interpretation:
- Positive correlation: Palmitoylation increases mutation probability (Coefficient > 0, adjust P (Logit) < 0.05)
- Negative correlation: Palmitoylation decreases mutation probability (Coefficient < 0, adjust P (Logit) < 0.05)
- Not significant: No significant association (adjust P (Logit) ≥ 0.05)
New Feature: Click on protein accession links to view detailed protein information including sequence, palmitoylation sites, and related publications.
Gene Name Matching: This search uses prefix matching. For example, searching "TP53" will match "TP53_M1863", "TP53_R273H", "TP53_xxx", etc.
Note: Results are filtered by Fisher's exact test P-value < 0.05 and sorted by adjust P Logit and Fisher. All results undergo FDR correction for multiple testing.
Statistical Model:
Gene Name Matching: This search uses prefix matching. For example, searching "TP53" will match "TP53_M1863", "TP53_R273H", "TP53_xxx", etc.
Note: Results are filtered by Fisher's exact test P-value < 0.05 and sorted by adjust P Logit and Fisher. All results undergo FDR correction for multiple testing.
Statistical Model:
- Formula: log(odds of mutation) = β₀ + β₁ × palmitoylation_status + β₂ × PC1 + β₃ × PC2
- β₁ (Coefficient): Effect of palmitoylation on mutation probability
- PC1, PC2: Principal components controlling for cell line batch effects
- Method: Firth logistic regression for small sample sizes
Ready to Search
Please enter a mutation gene name and optionally select a mutation type to search.