User: A. Domingues
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Biologist doing research in gene expression regulation with a background in neurobiology and entering the world of bioinformatics.
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A: name of the figure
... It looks like a fancy Sankey or alluvial diagram. This would be a more typical example:
![alluvial][1]
And there is another in here: https://bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/vignettes/Director/inst/doc/vignette.pdf
[1]: http://%20https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329372747/figure/fi ...
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... You are right. However, in my particular case, I am not looking at genes, but rather piRNA expression. These very peculiar small RNAs are not expressed in defined units like genes are (except in some species where the primary piRNAs are indeed produced from expression units). I will also test for ov ...
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... I have a set of large genomic regions (~200, ~50-500kb) for which we hypothesize that there is higher RNA expression than expected by chance. The expression pertains to small RNAs, but let's make it broader and just think about RNA-seq coverage. An similar experiment would be if one had a set of ChI ...
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... Edit: this answer presumes you will want to do this in `python` as suggested by the tags.
`pybedtools`, which is a python implementation of `bedtools` should do the trick. You will need a combination of:
1. `flank` to get the up and downstram location in relation to the inut coordinates, https://d ...
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C: How to use RIPSeeker?
... No modification at all, I simply did a IP / input comparison and it worked well - at least that is what my colleagues which did the experimental validation told me. ...
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C: How to use RIPSeeker?
... Not an answer but unless you really need to use RIPseeker, I would advise to look for alternatives. As far as I can tell development as been stagnating fro a long time now, with the last commit in github being 2 years ago, and pull requests and issues going unanswered from around that time. I also r ...
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... No idea. I suggest asking the developers in github. They have been quite responsive whenever I had similar questions. ...
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... I have used [SalmonTE](https://github.com/LiuzLab/SalmonTE) in the past and had good experiences. It uses `salmon` the background but then aggregates the counts per element, family and class. The results tables are also ready to use with `DESeq2` ...
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... This. It's a huge change in contractual terms. Had it been suggested to me I would have flat out refused it. If insisted upon I would start applying to other positions. ...
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... > I was considering a staff scientist career, but I wouldn’t like to do it with postdoctoral contracts.
And rightly so. Since your background is mathematics, you might need to be on a postdoctoral contract for a period of time to show that you can hack it in a biology setting (communication can ...
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