How can I predict from SNPs annotations if they are promoting gene expression?

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Frederic Lepretre Popular answer

Hi Maryam

SCANdb seems to be the perfect tool you're searching for (http://www.scandb.org/newinterface/about.html).

fred

Frederic Lepretre

Craig S Wilding

This isn't an easy thing to do. You could start by looking for transcription factor binding sites using e.g. JASPER (http://jaspar.genereg.net) them looking for polymorphisms within. If there are particular types of genes you are interested in then this may help narrow your search.

Krishna Patel

There is no easy was to answer that question using computational prediction tools. Expression regulation takes place at multiple check points hence an impact of single SNP is difficult to gauge taking only one aspect into consideration. Better approach would be to take expression profile from the same samples with SNP and wild type allele information and draw correlation between them to assess its effect on the gene expression.