Showing : Cancer • reset
0
votes
1
reply
11k
views
heatmap.2 - change column & row locations; angle / rotate
Cancer Cancer
written 10.5 years ago by ▴ 10
0
votes
1
reply
542
views
BioC packages in cancer genomics
genomics cancer
updated 14 months ago by ★ 3.9k • written 14 months ago by ▴ 670
0
votes
0
replies
583
views
Job: Postdoctoral Fellow – Computational Biology (Genetic Interactions in Cancer)
geneticinteractions cancer networks machine_learning
14 months ago Colm • 0
0
votes
0
replies
709
views
Job: PhD Positions in Computational Research, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ)
cancer bioinformatics proteomics genomics phd
17 months ago DKFZ International PhD Program ▴ 10
1
vote
0
replies
760
views
Job: Research Fellow in Prostate Cancer Proteomics (Bioinformatics/Stats/Data Analysis) - University of St Andrews
Multiomics Proteomics Cancer Statistics Bioinformatics
21 months ago Andy Lynch ▴ 120
0
votes
0
replies
739
views
Calculating tumour purity having only CNA data
PureCN CNA purity cancer
22 months ago JAcky • 0
0
votes
0
replies
745
views
Job: Postdoc position - Genetic epi/statistical genetics
GWAS cancer biomarkers PRS
23 months ago Sarah • 0
0
votes
1
reply
1.2k
views
An ESR essay about software design, and how it applies to Bioconductor
GUI Cancer GUI Cancer
written 20.2 years ago by ▴ 810
1
vote
0
replies
740
views
Job: PhD Positions in Computational Research, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ)
phd cancer genomics proteomics bioinformatics
2.0 years ago DKFZ International PhD Program ▴ 10
0
votes
1
reply
711
views
WGCNA
Cancer
updated 2.5 years ago by ▴ 780 • written 2.5 years ago by • 0
0
votes
0
replies
837
views
Job: Computational Biology Lab Head, Brain Cancer Centre, Melbourne, Australia
australia cancer wehi
3.0 years ago • updated 2.7 years ago Gordon Smyth 50k
0
votes
0
replies
856
views
Job: Cancer Bioinformatician @ University of East Anglia - Norwich Medical School, UK
cancer postdoc biomarkers Biobase
3.1 years ago Daniel Brewer ▴ 100
0
votes
0
replies
907
views
Job: Senior Research Associate in Bioinformatics @ University of East Anglia - Norwich Medical School, UK
Biobase bioinformatics biomarkers cancer
3.4 years ago Daniel Brewer ▴ 100
0
votes
0
replies
947
views
Job: Postdoctoral Data Scientist @ Oxford University, UK
Cancer CancerSubtypes postdoc
3.5 years ago Daniel Brewer ▴ 100
2
votes
13
replies
1.4k
views
Sample size imbalance in a multi-regional experiment
deseq2 cancer
updated 3.6 years ago by 41k • written 3.6 years ago by • 0
4
votes
7
replies
1.5k
views
Limma sample groups
microarray limma affy cancer
updated 3.6 years ago by 50k • written 3.6 years ago by • 0
0
votes
5
replies
2.0k
views
TCGA: to extract clinical data from barcode
cancer TCGAbiolinks
updated 3.6 years ago by ★ 3.9k • written 3.6 years ago by ▴ 10
1
vote
6
replies
2.1k
views
TCGA: clinical data and expression data
microarray annotation cancer
updated 15 months ago by • 0 • written 3.6 years ago by • 0
0
votes
5
replies
1.9k
views
Differential expression analysis of multiple RNA-seq datasets using DESeq2
deseq2 cancer
updated 3.7 years ago by 41k • written 3.7 years ago by • 0
0
votes
0
replies
819
views
Job: Senior Postdoc/Bioinformatician Research Fellow @ UEA, Norwich, UK - New deadline
cancer nextgenerationsequencing prostate Job
4.2 years ago • updated 3.9 years ago Daniel Brewer ▴ 100
4
votes
10
replies
2.5k
views
how to analyze WGCNA results?
cancer probe deseq2 annotation normalization
updated 4.0 years ago by ★ 3.9k • written 4.0 years ago by ▴ 10
1
vote
2
replies
3.8k
views
Partial NA coefficients for 10 probe(s) Limma
limma microarray cancer
updated 4.0 years ago by ★ 3.9k • written 4.1 years ago by • 0
0
votes
3
replies
1.3k
views
Topgo, Deseq and KEGG pathway
annotation cancer
updated 4.1 years ago by 3.9k • written 4.1 years ago by • 0
0
votes
1
reply
1.0k
views
WGCNA analysis on RNAseq and proteoimcs data
cancer
updated 4.1 years ago by ★ 3.0k • written 4.1 years ago by • 0
0
votes
0
replies
981
views
Job: Computational Biology & Bioinformatics Postdoctoral Research Associate / Research Assistant (Fixed Term) in (Epi)Genomic Regulation of Cancer @ Unive…
cancer computational biology bioinformatics epigenetics Job
4.2 years ago Shamith.Samarajiwa ▴ 180
0
votes
0
replies
869
views
Job: Data Sciences Statistician - Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
job data science biostatistics bioinformatics cancer Job
4.2 years ago Patrick Kimes ▴ 10
0
votes
0
replies
945
views
Job: postdoc position in computational cancer biology in Milan, Italy
cancer networks genomics epigenomics Job
4.5 years ago • updated 4.3 years ago marschaefer • 0
0
votes
0
replies
674
views
Methylmix results are a bit different from beta values results
cancer methylmix methylation betavalues DMvalues
4.3 years ago luciomora8 • 0
0
votes
0
replies
839
views
Job: Part-time postdoc in Bioinformatics (0.5 FTE) @ UEA, Norwich, UK
cancer biomarkers bioinformatician Job
4.4 years ago Daniel Brewer ▴ 100
2
votes
3
replies
1.2k
views
DESeq2: DE Analysis with very imbalanced samples per condition
deseq2 cancer
updated 3 months ago by • 0 • written 4.5 years ago by • 0
0
votes
0
replies
566
views
miRNA and drugs
cancer
4.5 years ago maria.k.pagoni • 0
1
vote
0
replies
1.0k
views
Job: PhD Studentship in Computational Biology and Machine Learning @ University of Cambridge (application deadline November 15th 2019)
cancer genomics deep learning computational biology Job
4.6 years ago Shamith.Samarajiwa ▴ 180
1
vote
0
replies
986
views
Job: Research Assistant/Research Associate in Machine Learning and Computational Biology (fixed-term - closing date is Sunday 20th October 2019) @ Univers…
deep-learning cancer immunotherapy computational biology Job
4.6 years ago Shamith.Samarajiwa ▴ 180
0
votes
0
replies
864
views
Job: Bolzano, Italy: Post Doc Researcher in bioinformatics of cancer epigenomics
cancer Job
4.6 years ago Johannes Rainer ★ 2.0k
1
vote
4
replies
1.2k
views
Identify recurrent isoform switches using IsoformSwitchAnalyzeR in multiple rectal tumor samples
cancer Isoform limma IsoformSwitchAnalyzeR
updated 4.6 years ago by ▴ 120 • written 4.6 years ago by • 0
2
votes
1
reply
2.3k
views
How to perform a differential expression analysis from TCGA file EBPlusPlusAdjustPANCAN_IlluminaHiSeq_RNASeqV2.geneExp.tsv
cancer limma deseq2
updated 4.6 years ago by ▴ 830 • written 4.6 years ago by ▴ 20
0
votes
0
replies
763
views
Job: Bioinformatician @ University of Cambridge
cancer bioinformatics R Job
4.6 years ago Shamith.Samarajiwa ▴ 180
0
votes
0
replies
910
views
Output GenVisR mutation frequency data by gene name instead of by sample name
GenVisR mutation frequency R cancer bioconductor
4.6 years ago sheneicechang • 0
0
votes
0
replies
690
views
News: Bay area Biotech-Pharma Statistics Workshop, with free R user meetup (Nov 6-8)
cancer meetup News
4.6 years ago Ning Leng • 0
0
votes
5
replies
1.9k
views
RNA-seq time course analysis with only one experimental condition
deseq2 cancer rna-seq time-series
4.8 years ago mah19 • 0
0
votes
0
replies
815
views
MatchGenes in Bumphunter - result list with multiple genes
cancer
4.8 years ago hanna_engqvist • 0
1
vote
0
replies
1.5k
views
Job: Research Assistant position (Fixed Term -12 months initially - application deadline 9th June) in Machine Learning & Computational Cancer Genomics @ …
cancer deep learning genomics Job
5.0 years ago • updated 4.9 years ago Shamith.Samarajiwa ▴ 180
0
votes
0
replies
852
views
Job: Post-doctoral Fellow - Aparicio Lab @ BC Cancer Research Center, Vancouver BC Canada
single cell genome cancer Job
4.9 years ago jmaanaki • 0
0
votes
2
replies
899
views
Chromosomal location mapping for miRNAs
cancer
updated 4.9 years ago by 65k • written 4.9 years ago by ▴ 10
0
votes
3
replies
972
views
Is Background Correction necessary before DESeq analysis
deseq2 cancer
updated 5.0 years ago by 41k • written 5.0 years ago by • 0
1
vote
4
replies
974
views
DESeq2:Why is there an oblique line in my MA picture, which happened before, what caused this?
deseq2 cancer
updated 5.0 years ago by 41k • written 5.0 years ago by • 0
4
votes
1
reply
8.6k
views
WGCNA-unable to install GO.db package
go cancer
updated 5.0 years ago by 25k • written 5.0 years ago by ▴ 20
0
votes
1
reply
747
views
Help installing netReg
netReg cancer
5.1 years ago sbrackett007 • 0
2
votes
4
replies
1.2k
views
SCAN.UPC : lost too many samples from GSE (BrainArray + ConvThreshold)
SCAN.UPC probe normalization GEOdata cancer
5.1 years ago s.goncalvesclaro ▴ 10
0
votes
0
replies
848
views
Job: Summer Studentships in Data Science & Computational Biology (2019) at the University of Cambridge
R Python Computational-Biology Cancer Job
5.1 years ago Shamith.Samarajiwa ▴ 180
50 results • Page 1 of 1
Recent ...
Replies
Answer: How to use bootRanges to bootstrap small RNA loci (nullranges package) by Poonam • 0
Hi Michael, I think there is something wrong with the generation of nullranges. I was working with small RNA and methylation overlaps. …
Answer: Once again a "Model matrix not full rank" by swbarnes2 ★ 1.3k
Replicate numbers, like the 1 in control_1 are fine in sample names, but never add them to anything else in colData. From the computer's p…
Answer: limma Intercept vs No-intercept models completely changing DMR results? by Gordon Smyth 50k
I'll add a little bit of general advice to James' answer. You seem to have the misunderstanding that you can change the design matrix but …
Answer: package goseq seems to be not available on the latest version of R by Gordon Smyth 50k
It is true that goseq isn't available for Bioc 3.19. That is because goseq depends on txbmaker, which is itself not yet available for Bioc…
Answer: limma Intercept vs No-intercept models completely changing DMR results? by James W. MacDonald 65k
This part: ``` design_intercept <- model.matrix(~Alt+Sex+Age+PC1, data=targets_Sherpa) colnames(design_intercept) <- c("AltSHP_LA","Al…
Votes
Answer: Why does GSEA on edgeR results for randomized samples give highly significant p-
Answer: limma Intercept vs No-intercept models completely changing DMR results?
Answer: CombineArrays for EPIC and EPIC V2
Answer: Too many significant genes when integrating gtex and tcga
Comment: Too many significant genes when integrating gtex and tcga
Awards • All
Popular Question to Gordon Smyth 50k
Popular Question to Zainab • 0
Popular Question to Theo ▴ 10
Popular Question to gene_bioconductor ▴ 10
Popular Question to rohitsatyam102 ▴ 20
Locations • All
United States, just now
France, 10 minutes ago
The city by the bay, 22 minutes ago
United States, 1 hour ago
India, 1 hour ago
Traffic: 646 users visited in the last hour
Content Search
Users
Tags
Badges
Help About
FAQ
Access RSS
API
Stats

Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.

Powered by the version 2.3.6