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PlanTEnrichment: A tool for enrichment analysis of transposable elements in plants.

Genomics 2017 October
Transposable elements (TEs) are mobile DNA sequences that play roles in gene regulation, and have a potential to influence the expression of nearby genes by functioning as cis-regulatory sequences. However, bioinformatics tools facilitating analysis of the associations between TEs and nearby genes in plants are still lacking. We therefore reanalyzed the comprehensive annotation data of gene models and TEs of 11 plant species available in Ensembl Plants database, and built an up-to-date, unique tool called PlanTEnrichment, enabling enrichment analysis of TEs located within the upstream regions of a given gene list. PlanTEnrichment takes, for example, a group of differentially expressed genes under a particular biological condition as input and returns the list of TEs associated with those genes, along with their calculated enrichment scores and statistical significances. PlanTEnrichment is freely available at https://tools.ibg.deu.edu.tr/plantenrichment/ and is likely to substantially enhance our understanding of the role of TEs in diverse biological processes.

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