Molecular AOP Analyser Demo
To get started quickly, choose one of the demo gene expression datasets below. These represent experiments where cells were exposed to chemicals, and the resulting gene expression changes can be analyzed in the context of molecular AOPs. The datasets have been pre-processed.
(In a real case, you'd upload your own data instead.)
- PXR agonist 1 (GSE90122_TO90137): A reference dataset simulating exposure to a prototypical PXR activator.
- PXR agonist 2 (GSE90122_SR12813): A second compound activating the same nuclear receptor, with a distinct gene profile.
- Cisplatin kidney exposure: 45 datasets covering time points from 4-72hr and doses from 0.1-50μM to study nephrotoxicity mechanisms.
After selecting a dataset, the tool will guide you through:
- Choosing the correct data columns
- Visualizing gene expression changes (volcano plot)
- Running KE enrichment analysis and explore the molecular AOP network
Or Upload Your Own Data
Experiment Information (Optional)
Providing experiment details helps generate comprehensive reports and enables better data organization.
Batch Analysis
Upload 2–10 gene expression files, tag each with condition metadata, and run enrichment analysis with a harmonised gene background across all files.
1. Upload Files
Upload 2–10 gene expression files (CSV, TSV, or TXT). All files must share the same column layout.
Drag files here or click to select
CSV, TSV, TXT — max 10 files, 10 MB each
Or select demo cisplatin files
Select multiple dose/timepoint combinations from the Cisplatin Kidney dataset. Condition metadata will be auto-populated from filenames.
4hr
8hr
16hr
24hr
48hr
72hr
2. Tag Conditions
Assign a condition label to each file. Dose and timepoint are optional but help with downstream comparison.
Specify the columns shared across all files. These will be detected automatically from the first file.
3. Analysis Settings
Batch Information
AOP Selection
Select the Adverse Outcome Pathway to use for all conditions in this batch.
Log2FC Threshold
Minimum absolute log2 fold change for a gene to be considered significant. Applied equally to all conditions.