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Job: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Cancer Genomics
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4.5 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Biostatistics - Seattle, WA
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4.5 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatician-Cancer Biology - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (Seattle, WA)
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4.7 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst I-II - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (Seattle, WA)
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4.7 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst II, Genomics Shared Resource - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA
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5.1 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst I-II, Prostate Cancer Program - Fred Hutch (Seattle, WA)
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5.2 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst II, Genomics Shared Resource (Seattle, WA)
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5.3 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Cancer Genomics (Fred Hutch - Seattle, WA)
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst II, Genomics Shared Resource (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Seattle, WA)
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Job: Bioconductor core team
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Comment: Differene between the Wald and LRT test for time-series gene expression data by Denise • 0
This makes a lot of sense, thank you very much!
Comment: Downloading Metagenomic Data with Higher Taxonomic Units by elozanoe • 0
Hi! I'm facing the same problem. Is there any easy way to output relative abundances of higher taxonomic units (up to kingdom), similar to…
Comment: Is it recommended to analyze different tissues together when using edgeR by Gordon Smyth 51k
Just plot the samples with plotMDS(). Alternatively you would use `voomLmFit()` with `sample.weights=TRUE` or `var.group=tissue`. In princ…
Comment: Handling Epic Array Data by Melisa Tecik • 0
Thanks a lot for the help. You saved my day
Answer: Differene between the Wald and LRT test for time-series gene expression data by James W. MacDonald 67k
The advantage to using the LRT is that it's an omnibus test that tells you if there are changes at any time point. If you have lots of time…
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