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... Per:
https://www.ebi.ac.uk/arrayexpress/help/accession_codes.html
E-MTAB = Experiments in MAGE-TAB format, submitted via the MTAB spreadsheet submission tool (retired in September 2014), or via Annotare
E-MEXP = EBI MIAMExpress webform submission tool (deprecated since July 2014)
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... Depending on the content of the Bruker file, probably yes. For MSn spectra the MGF format is just a series of fragment ion masses with optional intensities, surrounded by BEGIN IONS and END IONS, as described [here][1]. So if your Bruker ASCII file has fragment ion masses, then you could translate ...
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... iBAQ adjusts for number of observable peptides per protein, so I'm assuming correction for covariates like protein molecular weight or length is not required. Perhaps there are potential biases related to the number of peptides in any protein that are ultimately detectable in a mass spec assay but ...
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... It would be interesting to know more. [This article][1] (2009ish?) has a couple comments from NCBI IEB chief on SRA infrastructure (SQL Server relational meta-db + filesystem storage type design).
[1]: http://www.bio-itworld.com/NGS-NCBI.html ...
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... If you have the input expression dataset that was used to compute MI, you may want to consider doing a randomization test to estimate the type I error rate (false positive rate) as a function of MI threshold. You'd recompute MI in randomly re-assorted input data sets, to determine what the false po ...
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... When generating your .tped, did you use the PLINK --recode12 --output-missing-genotype 0 options? I'm going from the EMMAX web page:
[https://genome.sph.umich.edu/wiki/EMMAX#Preparing_Input_Genotype_Files][1]
[http://zzz.bwh.harvard.edu/plink/dataman.shtml#recode][2]
--recode12 will recode the al ...
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... No experience with emmax-kin, but the source code pasted below suggests it might expect genotypes encoded as 0,1,2, but it encountered the the letter base code 'C' in your TPED. Is that making any sense?
== emmax-kin.c lines 430-
// if zero_miss_flag is set, assume the genotypes are ...
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Answer:
A: FCS to TXT
... You can use the flowCore package. See [vignette here][1] for example usage. Use the read.FCS() function to read in a FCS file, then write.delim() or write.csv() to write out a .txt or .csv file.
[1]: https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/vignettes/flowCore/inst/doc/HowTo-flowCore. ...
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C: meta data analysis for clustering
... What's the readout from the screens - is it multiparametric (high content imaging, RNA-Seq, ...) or single parameter (cell survival, reporter assay?). I'm not clear on what signatures you are looking for by clustering - are these clusters of genes that have common readout patterns across RNAi treat ...
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... sed 's/^\([^acgt]\)/>\1/' > ...
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