Learn how to use the features of the MultiOmicsXplorer app.
MultiOmicsXplorer is a tool for analyzing phosphoproteomic, proteomic, and transcriptomic data from various types of tumors. The app allows you to compare tumors at different stages and analyze molecular data across multiple layers of omics.
The OncoXplorer-CPTAC Data Analysis section lets you compare tumor data from the CPTAC portal across various tumor types and stages.
This section allows you to use SignalingProfiler to extract protein activity by uploading your own data.
In this section, you can analyze the abundance of analytes from different 'omic' layers: Phosphoproteomics, Proteomics, or Transcriptomics. Choose your desired dataset and comparison type, then generate plots to visualize the results.
Click the Generate boxplot button to visualize the data.
The Protein Activity section allows you to analyze protein activity and compare it between different tumors or stages. Select the protein, comparison type, and the relevant tumor and stage(s) to visualize protein activity.
Click the Generate boxplot button to view the results.
The SignalingProfiler tool enables the extraction of protein activity from your own data. Here, you'll learn how to upload your dataset, run the analysis, and interpret the results.
SignalingProfiler provides a method for inferring protein activity from proteomics, phosphoproteomics, and transcriptomics data. This tool calculates activity levels of transcription factors, kinases, phosphatases and other proteins, offering insights into signaling pathways and cellular activity.
To run the analysis successfully, your data must follow the correct format:
You can upload your files, respecting the format of the names shown in the image. You can choose the default parameters used by SignalingProfiler or you can also personalize the parameters for the analysis.
Once the analysis is completed, you can visualize the results in a series of plots showing protein activity. The top proteins will be highlighted based on their inferred activity.