Showing : prostate cancer • reset
0
votes
1
reply
1.5k
views
Job: 3.5 year cancer data scientist postdoc @ UEA, Norwich, UK
prostate cancer machine learning data science genomics Job
6.3 years ago • updated 6.1 years ago Daniel Brewer ▴ 100
1
vote
0
replies
1.3k
views
Job: EU/UK funded PhD Studentship - Applying machine learning techniques to Next Generation Sequencing Big Data to improve Prostate Cancer patient outcome…
phd machine learning next generation sequencing prostate cancer Job
6.8 years ago Daniel Brewer ▴ 100
1
vote
0
replies
1.8k
views
Job: Computational Biologist position in CRUK Manchester Institute, UK
ngs prostate cancer genomics computational biology bioinformatician job Job
8.6 years ago huisun.leong ▴ 10
0
votes
0
replies
1.7k
views
Job: 2 year bioinformatics postdoc in the microbiome and prostate cancer risk @ UEA, Norwich, UK
Cancer microbiome postdoc UK prostate cancer Job
9.5 years ago Daniel Brewer ▴ 100
0
votes
0
replies
2.1k
views
Job: PhD position at CRUK Manchester Institute
Prostate cancer noncoding rna biomarkers machine learning Job
9.9 years ago Hui Sun Leong ▴ 10
5 results • Page 1 of 1
Recent ...
Replies
Comment: [DESeq2] Changing dispersion estimates between runs of DESeq2 by colinmccornack • 0
FWIW: This seems to be due to architectural differences between two compute nodes I was running on, specifically with the DESeq2:::fitNbino…
Comment: Why does IDTaxa trainingSet for SILVA contain "_2" suffixes in the taxonomy name by Erik Wright ▴ 150
This has to do with the fact that some taxonomies reuse names at the same rank level. Common examples in the SILVA taxonomy are "Incertae S…
Comment: Deseq2 DE analysis of host-pathogen samples (model separately or jointly?) by a2a2ddrhaa • 0
For those taking a break from the lab, the CT777 Game download https://ct7777.pk/ offers a high-performance entry into online mobile gaming…
Answer: Subsetting data verses contrasts [DESeq2]? by ATpoint ★ 5.0k
This has been asked many times before, please search for relevant posts. In short: Generally it is least tedious to not split the data and …
Comment: Bulk RNAseq analysis for by Mariami • 0
Thank you so much for your help! will try to proceed with the suggestion
Votes
Answer: Can you colour dendrogram branch clusters in pheatmap?
Comment: Are transformed values from rlog /vst log2 normalized counts?
Are transformed values from rlog /vst log2 normalized counts?
Answer: Bulk RNAseq analysis for
Answer: DiffBind differential analysis
Awards • All
Popular Question to Peter Hickey ▴ 760
Popular Question to Sean Davis 21k
Popular Question to James W. MacDonald 68k
Popular Question to shepherl 4.3k
Popular Question to Andreas Zankl ▴ 80
Locations • All
United States, 35 minutes ago
The city by the bay, 38 minutes ago
United States, 1 hour ago
Germany, 2 hours ago
WEHI, Melbourne, Australia, 2 hours ago
Traffic: 662 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