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Hello, I'm a student new to bioinformatics. First, we have transcriptomics data with three replicates and proteomics data with two replicates. I would
updated 18 days ago • 이민경[학생](대학원 융합의과학과)
Hello, I'm a beginner in bioinformatics and I have some question about cmap, precisely, regarding Landmark gene selection. I am grateful for all of
updated 19 days ago • kim
The **Biostar Herald** publishes user submitted links of bioinformatics relevance. It aims to provide a summary of interesting and relevant information you may have missed. You...The **Biostar Herald** publishes user submitted links of bioinformatics relevance. It aims to provide a summary of interesting and relevant information you may have missed. You too...The **Biostar Herald** publishes user…
updated 19 days ago • Biostar
Dear all, There are still 4 seats available for the onlineccourse on Genome Annotation, which will run from the 13th to the 16th of May. ---------- Course website: https://www.physalia-courses.org/courses-workshops/genome-annotation/ Recent technological advancements in long-read DNA sequencing, coupled with a significant reduction in costs, have rendered the generation of genome assemblies f…
updated 19 days ago • carlopecoraro2
am not a bioinformatician by training but am currently learning and trying to develop this skillset starting with the assembly of a new genome, so I appreciate all the help in advance. I am using the VGP genome assembly pipeline...Hi-C data from pooled, unrelated individuals. I am now trying to use this data for scaffolding, starting with pre-processing the Hi-C data by mapping with BWA-MEM2 a…
updated 19 days ago • Winter
Hello, I am new to bioinformatics and I have a microbiology background. I am trying to reproduce this same data from the paper [Whole-genome...Hello, I am new to bioinformatics and I have a microbiology background. I am trying to reproduce this same data from the paper [Whole-genome sequencing
updated 19 days ago • Ruqaiya
of floating point numbers. I have followed the typical limma-voom workflow (https://ucdavis-bioinformatics-training.github.io/2018-June-RNA-Seq-Workshop/thursday/DE.html) up to the point where it is time to fit the
updated 22 days ago • pairedttest
Hello, I'm doing my masters on Bioinformatics and, as expected, I've hit a sort of roadblock of which I'm unsure how to proceed (my PI isn't very well versed on...bioinformatics). We are researching different treatments for a DSS-induced colitis model in mice. We usually go about this
updated 22 days ago • Guille
in a post title was tricky, so I apologize if the title is unclear. I'll explain in detail below. To start, I have two bed files, one with non-overlapping regions of varying sizes, and one with SNP positions: $ cat A.bed chr1 65564...bed file, and only print these combinations to a new bed file if the SNP is +/- 250,000 bp from the start of the region in A.bed. So, the third bed file, C.…
updated 22 days ago • J
1. Take the genomic VCF file (pf7K covering ~20K genomes). 2. Subset it using gene coordinates (start and end coordinates) and only considering Variants with "PASS,." filter using bcftools 3. Running ka_ks.py on the resulting
updated 23 days ago • rohitsatyam102
I am using bat (rhinolophus sinicus) snRNA-seq brain samples located [here][1]. The associated paper is located [here][2]. The samples were prepped with the MGI DNBelab C4 scRNA Preparation Kit and were sequenced on the BGI DNBSEQTM technology platform. I downloaded all the bat brain tissue samples with parallel-fastq-dump. Below is an example of downloading a single sample. parallel-fastq-…
updated 24 days ago • atowns21
with n_obs × n_vars = 14872 × 36601 obs: 'batch', 'cluster' var: 'Accession', 'Chromosome', 'End', 'Start', 'Strand' obsm: 'X_umap' layers: 'matrix', 'ambiguous', 'spliced', 'unspliced' I generated this object by combining loom files and
The **Biostar Herald** publishes user submitted links of bioinformatics relevance. It aims to provide a summary of interesting and relevant information you may have missed. You...The **Biostar Herald** publishes user submitted links of bioinformatics relevance. It aims to provide a summary of interesting and relevant information you may have missed. You too...articles/10.1186/s13059-024-03240-8) …
updated 25 days ago • Biostar
I created a Seurat object for each one and then merged those 2 Seurat objects together... I just started with scRNA-seq analysis and not sure if this is the correct way to go about it... # Integrate the datasets merged.Seurat
updated 25 days ago • alphaflylizard
I am new to the field of bioinformatics and would like to buy a computer for my lab that allows the analysis of several single cell samples, probably
updated 25 days ago • Estevão
I have a large data of virus genome sequences from NCBI but they have internal stop/start codons warning in codonw software due to which i'm not able to analyse them. Since then I've tried using EMBOSS explorer
updated 25 days ago • SHREYA
I've compiled a table containing DMRs with annotations, including columns such as seqnames start end width strand pvalue qvalue meth.diff annotation geneChr geneStart geneEnd geneLength geneStrand geneId distanceToTSS
updated 25 days ago • Srinka
I need some advice for the new task I have to process. I am new to Bioinformatics and I have to perform QC of the bulk RNAseq data. I have successfully ran Fastqc and multiqc and after seeing
updated 26 days ago • dxj294
Hello, I am looking for recommendations for bioinformatics tools to perform gene family analysis. I'm currently reviewing CAFE: Computational Analysis of gene Family
updated 26 days ago • sansan_96
Hello all, This is probably not a bioinformatics question directly but I am a bioinformatician who has gotten involved with immunology/virology recently...for conferences/ do you have any recommendations for conferences which would also be open for some bioinformatics-based data? So far, I have found: [ECI-2024][1] (I unfortunately missed their submission deadline) and [18th Vaccine
updated 26 days ago • manaswwm
bulk RNA-seq data of tumor samples and matched normal samples. I want to know if there are any bioinformatic tools to detect the somatic variation of tumor samples based on RNA-seq data? Can GATK do this task? Thanks in
updated 26 days ago • feather-W
UK Contract Duration: 2 years (Project based contract) Grading: Grade 6 (Monthly salary starting at £3,456 after tax) + Other paid benefits and allowances based on circumstances Closing Date: 19 May 2024 Reference...researchers, data generators and user communities **You have** - A post-graduate degree in bioinformatics, biology, computer science or a related field or equivalen…
updated 26 days ago • Ben_Ensembl
Location: EMBL-EBI, Hinxton near Cambridge, UK Contract Duration: 3 years (Grant based contract) Grading: Grade 7 (monthly salary starting at £3,934 after tax) + other paid benefits based on personal circumstances Closing Date: 5 May 2024 Reference Number: EBI02236 [Apply now][1] Ensembl is seeking an enthusiastic Project Leader to join our Outreach team. Ensembl develops free, comprehensi…
updated 26 days ago • Ben_Ensembl
Hello, I've newly started learning bioinformatics. I wonder how to infer regulons from an expression matrix (row=genes, columns=samples) in R
updated 26 days ago • Biostars2200
Hi there I recently start working with some archaic samples (aDNA), specifically two high coverage samples of Neanderthal and Denisova. The latter
updated 27 days ago • Matteo Ungaro
the assembly. I filtered a list of transcripts for primer design, but most of the transcripts do not start with start or stop codons. What factors should I consider for designing primers for those transcripts without start
updated 28 days ago • mathavanbioinfo
Note: I am very new to bioinformatics! I am on a Windows 11 machine using BLAST+ 2.15.0 to run blastp queries against a custom database of shotgun
updated 29 days ago • rebecca.calvo
most the final products have somewhat similar scRNA profile, however I do see variability in the starting material profile. What is the best way to determine the homogeneity and heterogeneity based on cluster frequency...Statistical method to show that the final product is homogeneous irrespective of heterogenous starting material, PCA or cluster frequency. How can I determine the inter and in…
updated 29 days ago • Nitin
opt/R/4.2.3/bin/R # tell Rstudio which version to use from terminal rstudio # now starting RStudio from the terminal runs R version 4.2.3 (clicking on the desktop icon will still use the default R version
updated 29 days ago • BioinfGuru
using karyoploteR. My dataset looks like this (with made up examples below): - chromosome number - start: denotes start position of copy number variation - end: denotes the end position of the variation on the chromosome - ploidy...log2_ratio chromosome start end ploidy 1 58865614 58865899 3.512352 2 …
updated 29 days ago • Emmi
of mitochondrial genes compared to other cells after thresholding (10%). Low expression of genes starting with Rmrp, Mrpl, and Mrps. Low expression of ribosomal genes (genes starting with Rpl or Rps). Very high expression of
updated 29 days ago • Kazo
I think I run in something of a non-concordant result and I wanted to check out here for some advice. Starting at the SNP calling with ANGSD, I used the following script (notice I changed file names): ``` #!/bin/bash #SBATCH --account my_account...100 \ --min_maf 0.05 \ --n_threads 40 \ --out $OUTDIR/ANGSD_SNPcalls.ld ``` And here is where I start to doubt the process. The output is enormous, p…
updated 29 days ago • DanielEB_fisk
Hi, I am a beginner in bioinformatics and I would like to learn the basic pipeline for quantifying expression of rna sequences from transcriptomic...gi|126697566|ref|NC_009089.1|:1-1320 0 1320 7904 Basically it tells me the location(start 0, end 1320) and the count (7904). How do I take this data and figure out which exact genes they relate to? I want to get the read
updated 4 weeks ago • siddharth.patel.153
test this model on a different dataset. Ideally I should remove the study specific effects before I start. But if you put the new data, together with the old data into `removeBatchEffects` my intution is that the data from study
updated 4 weeks ago • i.sudbery
Update**: Our manuscript has been published in Bioinformatics -- https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btx635. **Abstract**: We propose a data-adaptive, non-parametric, and non
Hi! I'm new at bioinformatics and I'm working with a project where I combine several datasets from GEO. I retrieve the data from GREIN(GEO
updated 4 weeks ago • BioQueen
12_* **But it gave error;** *-bash-4.2$ ./generate_index.sh Apr 17 10:17:17 ..... started STAR run Apr 17 10:17:17 ... starting to generate Genome files Apr 17 10:21:17 ..... processing annotations GTF Apr 17 10:21:48 ... starting
updated 4 weeks ago • n_navy
Hi there, I am wondering how to remove batch effect on segmented_scna data downloading from TCGA PANCANA project. The demo of data format is as following: ``` Sample Chromosome Start End Num_Probes Segment_Mean TCGA-KL-8323-11A-01D-2308-01 1 3218610 104558357 58272 0.0026 TCGA-KL-8323-11A-01D-2308-01...from TCGA PANCANA project. The demo of data format is as following: ``` Sample Chromosome St…
updated 4 weeks ago • sugus
Hello there, hope all of you are fine. I do hope you are enjoying this weekend. In my little experience, I always had to deal with samples coming from different batches (i.e. coming from different hospitals or experiments done in different days). One postdoc in my lab showed me how to deal with batch effect by using **SVA package.** I guess it is a brilliant idea to work with that, but if I don'…
updated 4 weeks ago • Mozart
may be due to the overall experimental design. So for an overall background, I was brought on as a bioinformatics analyst after the experiment was ordered and sequenced. From what I know so far there were four experimental
updated 4 weeks ago • dmj6ab
Hello, I am currently working on my master's thesis in bioinformatics (2 weeks in). My tutor has asked me to work with VCF files from ICGC database. Our goal use this data to training
updated 4 weeks ago • Javier
this experiment? Everything was done before I had any contact with them and I cannot suggest to start everything all over Thanks a lot
updated 4 weeks ago • s.lima.diogenes
in the strings where the changes can be made. The RNA string do not contain any introns and it start with a start codon and ends with a stop codon. Great thanks in advance
updated 4 weeks ago • fawazfebin
Hi, I made use of some of the packages for the analysis of the RNA-Seq data starting from the alignment till the expression analysis. This was just for some of the samples from my large datasets, however
updated 4 weeks ago • mohammedtoufiq91
I'm working with an Axiom Human Origins Array. The samples have been typed in two separate plates and the PCA is clearly showing the separation between the two batches. I guess I'm facing a batch effect. I'd like to normalize the array data and start over with the work. So far, I've been trying with dChip but it says that the required CDF file I provided is "Not a CDF file or...between the two ba…
updated 4 weeks ago • Simo
Bioinformatics Pipeline Development with Nextflow ------------------------------------------------- *How to manage your own data analysis pipelines using workflow management...Online **Link?** [Website][1] **In a nutshell** - **Learn** the fundamental best-practices of bioinformatic pipeline development - **Understand** how workflow management systems can accelerate your research - **Use**…
updated 4 weeks ago • David Langenberger
Hi everyone, I am a student of Biotechonology and I want to learn Bioinformatics. I want to learn mainly the sequencing stuff and data analysis. I do know linux and python and R but I never used...and stuff. Now I was thinking of going to use them for my study but I have no clue where should I start. I tried downloading some raw sequence and used fastqc and multiqc but I had no idea what am I doi…
updated 4 weeks ago • Adi
Hi, I'm new to bioinformatics and I'm analyzing some genomes I obtained from BGI. The average size of these reads is 100bp, but after trimming
updated 4 weeks ago • lorena9132
The **Biostar Herald** publishes user submitted links of bioinformatics relevance. It aims to provide a summary of interesting and relevant information you may have missed. You...The **Biostar Herald** publishes user submitted links of bioinformatics relevance. It aims to provide a summary of interesting and relevant information you may have missed. You too
updated 4 weeks ago • Biostar
to find any thread related to what I want to ask I have decided to create a new post. I recently did start some simple GSE analysis to get a quick overall look at my data results before going more into details and I have trouble
updated 4 weeks ago • Manko47
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