Human Protein Atlas
Data from The Human Protein Atlas
Examples
Basic Examples (2) 
Gene expression (nTPM) in different human tissues:
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Expression of 50 strongest expressing genes in human tissues (Red color indicates data not available):
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Visualizations (3) 
Subgraph containing 30 randomly chosen genes from the tissue co-expression network with VertexSize scaled by VertexDegree in the graph:
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Expression patterns of randomly chosen pair of connected genes in the "TissueAtlas Gene co-expression network":
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Correlation between expression levels:
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Expression levels for a ITGA5, one of the most frequently occurring genes in unfavorable cancer prognosis, in different cancers:
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Survival probability for ITGA5 in Renal cancer:
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Cell cluster plot for different tissues:
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Cluster plot for all tissues:
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Analysis (2) 
Power law dependence of VertexDegree in the human gene co-expression networks showing its scale-free nature:
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Visualize the values of VertexDegree and BetweennessCentrality for common genes in the three networks:
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Keywords
- protein
- genes
- networks
- RNA
- Tanscriptomics
- Proteomics
- tissue
- pathology
- disease
- cancer
External Links
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See Also
- Alpha Missense