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A. Domingues • 2.3k
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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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Comment: C: zScore conversion: zFPKM vs scale function
... I meant exactly what Kevin Blighe said: "zFPKM was initially developed to determine expressed | not expressed". The experimentally validated bit was referring to the original zFPKM publication in which they used chromatin state data to find a threshold for expressed | not expressed. I have no exper ...
written 7 weeks ago by A. Domingues • 2.3k
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Comment: C: zScore conversion: zFPKM vs scale function
... You can see how it was done in this paper and other from the same lab (Huttner): https://elifesciences.org/articles/32332 ...
written 7 weeks ago by A. Domingues • 2.3k
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Comment: C: zScore conversion: zFPKM vs scale function
... Since you are interested in differences in response to treatment, could you not use logFC (treatment / control) instead of FPKMs? That way the expression is normalized within dataset. ...
written 7 weeks ago by A. Domingues • 2.3k
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Comment: C: zScore conversion: zFPKM vs scale function
... I see that Kevin was quicker and has a more comprehensive answer :) ...
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Answer: A: zScore conversion: zFPKM vs scale function
... As someone who briefly used the zFKPM package in the past, it's goal is not to do the sort of centering/scaling one usually does before a PCA. The goal is to generate a score to select expressed genes using a somewhat experimentally validated prior. If all you want to do is sample clustering (PCA) b ...
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Comment: C: Bioinformatics Data Analyst
... Sorry for the late reply - thought I'd answered but somehow failed to press send. It is valid for anyone who could legally work in Germany. As far as I know this includes non-german German/EU residents. But you can send and email to bioinfojob@scionics.com and ask directly - we are relatively infor ...
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Job: Bioinformatics Data Analyst
... ## Bioinformatics Data Analyst ### Job Description Scionics Computer Innovation seeks to recruit a highly motivated individual who will be integrated into an existing team dedicated to scientific computing and bioinformatics data analysis. This team provides services within an academic research in ...
R python job blast rna-seq written 3 months ago by A. Domingues • 2.3k
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Answer: A: Correlation Plot for bed files
... I think `intervene` might do the job. Look for the options in the module `intervene` pairwise: https://intervene.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples.html#pairwise-module-examples > Intervene provides an easy and automated interface for effective > intersection and visualization of genomic regio ...
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Comment: C: Detecting expression in intergenic regions
... Will do. It took a while to get the problem sorted tbh. In those two years there was a lot more sequencing done, a number of other approaches tested, and even derfinder took a while to get to grips with. Not to mention all the other pesky parallel projects getting in the way :) ...
written 6 months ago by A. Domingues • 2.3k
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Answer: A: Detecting expression in intergenic regions
... To answer my own question, I ended using two complementary approaches: 1. was to simply count total intergenic reads per condition and compare those (normalizing to mapped reads). The picture as pretty obvious with some conditions showing a lot more intergenic expression than others. 2. I also us ...
written 6 months ago by A. Domingues • 2.3k

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