User: Xingyu Yang
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A: Installation Of Tophat -1.1.4
... I understand this is a very old post. However, after following the top rated answer, I still get the same error.
Fix it by rename the XXX/include/bam/version.h to version.hpp.
The source code (bam.h) includes "version.hpp" rather than "version.h"
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written 3.8 years ago by
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... I want to do functional analysis of RNAseq data. I noticed that two most famous approach "DAVID" and "GSEA" use very different way to do this. Thus, the pathways I obtained from them show little overlap.
Just want to ask, which one generally works better? Or both of them have their reason, it's ...
written 3.9 years ago by
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... Hi all,
I'm currently a PhD student majoring in bioinformatics. I want to find a job after graduation.
Worth to have a statistics dual degree? To obtain the degree, I need to take additional 10 courses. Taking the additional courses might take time and decrease the time spend on research. Therefo ...
written 4.9 years ago by
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... I would suggest you change a lab. 7 years is too long to get a bioinformatics degree. I know many students graduate in 3 years with couple very good publication.
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written 5.2 years ago by
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... Who told you this? Log transformed expression are easier to detect DEG with low expression level. However, I never heard it's a must to log transformed them.
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written 5.3 years ago by
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C: Profile-based Genome Alignment
... I don't know any existing software can do that. If you find one, could you please post it here? Or if you can develop one, I believe it can be very promising (Can be a replacement of multiple alignemnt).
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written 5.3 years ago by
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... ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/genomes/Homo_sapiens/GFF/ref_GRCh38_top_level.gff3.gz
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written 5.3 years ago by
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C: Profile-based Genome Alignment
... Yes, I think you are talking about multiple alignment. I don't think there exist any tools can do multiple alignment to 200 genomes(you may try and welcome to prove me wrong) for computation cost reason.
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written 5.3 years ago by
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C: Profile-based Genome Alignment
... What's your reference? Or you use multiple alignment? I don't think you can use multiple alignement to align 200 genomes, so you must have a reference. You can just align the new genome to the reference.
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written 5.3 years ago by
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... It include everything. Like different format of annotation, annotation of ncRNA, reference sequence, indexed reference sequences.
If you just want the annotation file, find it on ncbi ftp:ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/genomes/Homo_sapiens. Annotation file are in the GFF folder. The annotation file includ ...
written 5.3 years ago by
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