User: Ludwig Geistlinger
Ludwig Geistlinger • 50
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... Thanks a lot for this comprehensive answer and these great suggestions.
Although there are scenarios where a CNV can affect gene expression on a genome-wide
scale (eg by modulating the expression of a coinciding transcription factor, which
in turn regulates distal genes), you rarely have the power t ...
written 6 months ago by
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... Dear edgeR-Team,
I have around 200 samples for which I have
1) CNV data, ie. a matrix X (regions x samples) in which a cell is either 2 (normal diploid), 0/1 (loss), or 3/4/5/... (gain),
2) RNA-seq data, ie. a matrix Y (genes x samples) storing the raw RNA-seq read counts.
Now I want to find for ...
written 6 months ago by
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... Not sure whether this is what you are aiming for with rtracklayer::liftOver, but I assume general consistency with the UCSC online liftOver (https://genome.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgLiftOver) to be a desired feature for many users.
I can think of several good use cases, but to give you a specific one:
Co ...
written 9 months ago by
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... Hi Ai Chen,
(1) perhaps you want to change the title of your post to something more precise such as:
"Error when using EnrichmentBrowser's sbea function with RNA-seq data"
(2) You maybe by accident also created another post
https://support.bioconductor.org/p/90490/
reporting on the same error t ...
written 2.2 years ago by
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Dear Bioconductors,
I am delighted to announce a major re-release of the EnrichmentBrowser
package in line with its recent publication:
Geistlinger L, Csaba G, Zimmer R.
Bio ...
written 3.1 years ago by
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... that works. great! thank you!
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written 4.3 years ago by
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... Hi Florian,
BTW: great work on the Gviz package, I found it to be the best among its kind and recommend it also to others!
Your suggestion to fill gaps in the bands df with gneg bands indeed resolved the error, however now the plot looks weird.
Please find the dataframe below. I used the code as ...
written 4.3 years ago by
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... Hi,
As other users encountered as well: There is no information available on cytobands for my organism.
Specifically, I'm plotting chr12 of bosTau6 giving me an empty ideogram, which is fine.
gen <- "bosTau6"
chr <- "chr12"
start <- 71959908
end <- 77206892
ideoTrack <- ...
written 4.3 years ago by
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... Hi,
you can use the 'volcano' function from the EnrichmentBrowser package in case you have your data in an ExpressionSet.
Otherwise you can just use these lines:
I assume <fcs> to be a vector of log2 fold changes and <ps> a vector of e.g. t-test derived p-values:
plot(x=fcs,
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written 4.4 years ago by
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Gordon Smyth ♦ 36k
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... Dear BioC developers,
as I try to use the retrieveKGML function of the KEGGgraph package, I
end up with the following error:
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retrieveKGML(pathwayid='00010', organism='cel',
destfile="/home/cbio/ludwig/test.txt", method="wget")
--17:06:46--
ftp://ftp.genome.jp/pub/kegg/xml/organisms/cel/cel ...
written 9.0 years ago by
Ludwig Geistlinger • 50
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Cristobal Fresno Rodríguez • 360
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