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... Thanks! I will do that next time!..
With regards to your proposed solution, the frequency of the individual genes themselves isn't helpful in understanding groups of genes that are associated with reference genes throughout. Its about how many other genes it occurs with.So while its useful to know ...
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... Hi all,
I was wondering if anybody might have some advice on identifying groups of genes that occur in groups multiple times in a list. I am carrying out time series data analysis and i carried out a co-expression analysis which is really nice, giving us nice ideas of which genes might be changin ...
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... Thank you so so much for confirming and for clarifying this. No further questions! I can now analyse the data! Thank yo for your time :) ...
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... Thank you so much for that clarification and the link, that is perfectly clear!
With regards to your second question.. This is a developmental time course experiment across different genotypes. However as well simpyl doing a time series analyses, we would also like to carry out pairwise comparisons ...
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... Thank you for clarifying! So just so I'm clear .. is this 1.2 fold increase in the first contrast though? So 1.2 fold increased in the normal sample vs knockout?
Secondly, when specifying a contrast if the same age group, would this not mitigate the effects of age specified in the contrast as thes ...
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... Hi all,
I was wondering if anybody has experienced this issue or if someone can chime in on a very frustrating problem I am having. I think I have not specified my groups correctly given the count data and just the fact that with normalized counts I am getting completely different log fold changes ...
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C: RSubread in cygwin
... aaaa sorry!! Never posted an answer on this forum (as mainly ever asked questions ha!)
Is there a way to change this?
Many thanks! ...
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C: RSubread in cygwin
... If you download R from cygwin, you can then download subread through bioconductor on the R package running on cygwin...
once R is installed, type R, enter and you'll have R up and running. install rsubread through bioconductor as you would normally
I also found the linux shell downloadable from the ...
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... Hi all,
I was wondering if anybody is familiar with machine learning techniques and RNAseq data.
I have time-course RNA seq data from multiple different samples, i.e, organs. What I would like to do is extract patterns that are forming in the data going from time 0 up to the last time point. How ...
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... UPDATE
Fixed! Top line of the FASTA file was ZsGreen1 (696 bp),
I thought 696bp was part of the title, but changing the first line to ZsGreen1 alone solved the problem!!
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