Looking for list(s) of human genes which are differentially expressed between male and female (better for hematopoetic progenitor cells)

Question

[Alexander]

Would someone be so kind to suggest - where to find the list(s) of human genes which differentially expressed between females and males ?

It is better for hematopoetic progenitor cells - but any information for any types of cells is welcome !

Answer 1

[barslmn]

GEO has a great tool that can directly run analysis on datasets. You can set your groups and run your analyses on any GEO dataset (you might want to check GTEx datasets)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/geo2r/?acc=GSE45878

[ATpoint]

That's for arrays though. For RNA-seq I would check Biojupies which has a tremendous amount of GEO (and probably other) datasets ready for analysis. Now it is on you to hit PubMed and find datasets fulfillment your needs. I doubt there is just that one single database with your needed results ready for download.