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... I think this answer can help you figure out how to do the job. https://www.biostars.org/p/232945/ ...
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... With a one-line bash script:
`awk -v RS= '{print > ("output-" NR ".txt")}' file_name`
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... Do you think doing an analysis of variance ? or a multivariate analysis ? ...
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... Hello @anais1386, can you run `systemInfo()` in your R terminal and paste the output to help us understand the issue ? Thanks you in advance. ...
written 2.9 years ago by
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Another method:
1. Use option `-outfmt 5` in BLAST+ suite command line. This will give you a xml file as output.
2. Use this little python script to parse rapidly data.
import re
output = open('file.out','w')
n = 0
print >> output, 'protein'+'\t'+'h ...
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... Fix the issue by changing https by http. Thanks everybody. ...
written 3.0 years ago by
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... The objective of bioSyntax is to bring you closer to your data, giving you an intuitive & empathetic understanding of biology.
bioSyntax integrates seamlessly with vim, less, gedit, & sublime to automatically recognize your favorite biological file formats.
For more informations please visi ...
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... Please include sample data and What do you expect the result to be and what was you result when you launch your analysis?
With that answer we can improve your analysis. ...
written 3.1 years ago by
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... If i clearly understand your question you want to use the LIMMA package to perform ANOVA in your microarray analysis? ...
written 3.1 years ago by
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... 1. Firstly you should learn [Python][1], [Perl][2], [Bioperl][3] and [Biopython][4] and [R/Bioconductor][7].
2. Bioinformaticians don't like to work on windows even if you install Cygwin. So you absolutely need a linux distros and i strongly recommend [Ubuntu][5] because of the community. So when a ...
written 3.1 years ago by
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