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Joys of doing Bioinformatics on Windows, and consequently dealing with spaces in file and directory names.
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I assume here you mean the usefulness for common tasks such as file manipulation and pipeline creations. How would one do sequence assembly…
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There is no single language that is best suited for all areas of Bioinformatics. If one's main interest is RNA-seq, R will probably be more…
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It depends on specifically what you will be doing. But IMO the order of importance is Bash > Python > R.
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there is no need to "average" anything, the point of replicates and RNA-Seq in general, is to measure the same thing several times and use …
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I would say every scientist needs to know R - so if you don't know R it would serve you well to learn it.
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Arrays do not have counts. RMA-proceased data are fine. See limma user guide.
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What is the question? I assume you googled 'differential RNA-seq' and tried the obvious tools such as DESeq2 and limma?
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You have installed the wrong version of conda.
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Famous poet once said:
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After reads are mapped to the genome, there are algorithms that quantify the number of mapped reads onto a genomic locus. Some of these alg…
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> what do you think of it in the next 20 years?
It will be what people like you make of it (assuming you are just starting out and that is…
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