User: A. Domingues
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I analyse -omics data and try to make sense of it. I used to work at the bench, but it has been long enough that I can consider myself a bioinformatician now.
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... No problem. If you think this solves the original question, please accept my answer or up-vote the relevant messages :) ...
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... I am not familiar with mpileup, but you could possible do (i) convert mpileup to bed, (ii) intersect with genomic features, (iii) use cut to removed the superfluous columns. This should give the results you are hoping for. ...
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... If I understood teh goal correctly, I have use two different strategies in the past:
**bedtools interesect**
`bamToBed -i sample.bam | bedtools intersect -a - -b features.bed -s -wa -wb -bed -f 1.0 > $output1`
You can play with the flags to make the intersections, unstranded/same/opposite stra ...
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... That was pretty much my low-tech solution, but I was just wondering of there was better way of going about it. (Meta)Data retrieved from SRA/GEO can also go into lims. Thank you. ...
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... Good points. We are using cloud storage (AWS), and we would have some support for setting this up, either internal expertise or contractors (I work for a private company). The basic policy is that the data is for internal usage only. At the moment we only have a couple of sequencing experiments, a c ...
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... I am also interested in this subject, but on a different angle: how are you keeping track of the raw data + metadata? Custom DB with path to cloud location? iRODS? ELN? We don't actually generate the data, but rather get it from CROs or public repositories. Cheers. ...
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... Dewpoint therapeutics is hiring computational biologists (senior scientist and group leader) and a statistical geneticist for their Boston office.
Dewpoint Therapeutics is the first company founded to apply the emerging discipline of biomolecular condensates to drug discovery. Dewpoint believes tha ...
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... Dewpoint therapeutics is hiring computational biologists (senior scientist and group leader) and a statistical geneticist for their Boston office.
Dewpoint Therapeutics is the first company founded to apply the emerging discipline of biomolecular condensates to drug discovery. Dewpoint believes tha ...
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... Dewpoint therapeutics is hiring computational biologists (senior scientist and group leader) and a statistical geneticist for their Boston office.
Dewpoint Therapeutics is the first company founded to apply the emerging discipline of biomolecular condensates to drug discovery. Dewpoint believes tha ...
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... > "are the ratios of genes for one strand usually higher/lower in the control samples vs the treatment samples"
That is pretty much want I want to know :) And still don't think `limma` is the solution here because I will get a result per gene, not to the question above (unless I missing somethin ...
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