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Answer: extract all fasta sequence from db v5
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Comment: I need help with a methyl array data analysis
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Thank you, I will check it out
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I actually have replicates. thank you
Comment: Why are some WES VCFs larger than others?
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"It's not a gvcf with site coverage for the entire cohort, I called the variants myself" This sentence doesn't make sense to me. gVCFs are …
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It seems the data appears to be in the beta value format (?), which represents the proportion of methylated probe intensity over the total …
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Hi, can you please add the link to the page you mentioned? AFAIK some data have restricted access. Maybe full GWAS data belongs to this cat…
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Did you come across this? https://www.biostars.org/p/432297/ Regards, Prasun
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Unlikely, this data came from a experienced sequencing team, I 'm the inexperienced data analyst. I'm not sure if these samples are 10x, …
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Sorry, I did not explain it well. I did it before with other group of samples and different chemistry, so cellranger is working fine in my…
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Based on my personal experience as a computational biologist, I was not a co-first author even if I prioritized the candidates from the pub…
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Dear Delaney Sullivan, thanks, finlly I did my analisys
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It seems like your single cell RNAseq data does not already contain the Cell Barcodes or Unique Molecular Identifiers in the standard way -…
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> Part of the header of the bam file So perhaps there are more samples. https://www.biostars.org/u/21477/: `grep "SM*" header_of_bam`. Is…
Answer: extract all fasta sequence from db v5
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If you need the fasta sequence download from NCBI here (146 GB zip compressed file) : https://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/blast/db/FASTA/nr.gz
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Is this from a SRA dataset? If so it is possible that you can get the correct information in `DataAccess` tab. Provide the accession number…
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is version 4 compatible with blast v5 ? try to use version 4....
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