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I am Senior Research Associate in Bioinformatics at University College London. I previously worked in USA, Italy, Malta, Brazil, UK, and Ireland.
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Check the distribution of your data first by generating a histogram. If it looks like that typical 'bell' curve (binomial distribution), then use *Euclidean* distance. If not, then you may consider correlation dissimilarities via 1 minus Spearman correlation. You could also transform your data to t ...
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... Your questions are not a nuisance, so, do not feel bad for asking.
In association studies, the usual focus at each SNP position is the minor allele, i.e., the SNP allele that has the lowest frequency in the samples being studied in your dataset - I am assuming that you know this? At some genotyped ...
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... By default, I believe featureCounts does not count multi-mapped reads. ...
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C: fantom5 enhancers GRCh38
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... I am not aware but it would be great to do that via whole genome phased sequencing and then RNA-seq. Indirectly, the information may already exist, as, if you excise a disease allele, you may be restoring the wild-type state, and, thus, the affected gene and pathways could return to their normal sta ...
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... When you correlate, you have to have the same number observations in the vectors that you are correlating. You cannot just randomly correlate any data-matrices.
The only way that you can do this is by correlating each row of *Human* with each row of *Bacteria*, but then you only have 3 observations ...
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... To help to understand that, you may want to take a look at this Stats StakOverflow answer:
https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/101274/how-to-interpret-a-qq-plot
- Above the expected distribution implies that the data is more
'spread' (dispersed) than expected.
- Below the expected distri ...
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... Thanks Sean - that's what I expected. We are currently awaiting dbGaP approval (not my current institute). ...
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... There are a few ways to do this, but first you should download the GENCODE '***Comprehensive gene annotation***' reference transcriptome file for either GRCh38 / hg38 or GRCh37 / hg19. Obviously, the version will depend on the reference genome build to which you have aligned your reads.
- GRCh38 / ...
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... Hello,
My own take on this: do not do any adjustments using SVA-seq unless you are certain that there are effects in the data that are not related to biological effects and that are unidentified, i.e., do not use SVA-seq just for the sake of it or because someone said that you have to use it. By us ...
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