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Comment: C: Comparing different transcripts expression level of a list of genes from one con
... DEXseq is most likely what you want. For a single gene, you can look at the sample-wise usage metrics, such as [this visualisation][1] (third figure down). They've analysed this with a control and knockout, but you can easily just provide an intercept of 1 design (`~1`) where required. [1]: ht ...
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Answer: A: Comparing different transcripts expression level of a list of genes from one con
... This F1000 Article shows how to perform DTU analysis using Salmon quantification - [Swimming downstream: statistical analysis of differential transcript usage following Salmon quantification][1] This makes use of classic packages such as DEXSeq, but optimised to use alignment-free quantifications. ...
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Comment: C: Divide isoform expression by gene expression to calculate splicing ratios
... This reads as you want someone to write the code for you... what have you tried? ...
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Answer: A: GATK -Xmx4G and -Xmx8G
... These aren't GATK specific switches, but a java JVM (java virtual machine) parameter. Since GATK4, these parameters have been absorbed into the main binary to integrate well with the WDL notation and Cromwell orchestration. `-Xmx` is the switch to tell Java how much memory it's allowed to work wit ...
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Answer: A: E: Package 'libbamtools-dev' has no installation candidate
... @Bastien definitely helps solve your compile dependency, but unless you've got a specific reason for compiling try out these resources which make it far easier to get bioinformatics software up and running! - [Bioconda][1] - This is the best way to run on a local system, and manage lots of dif ...
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Comment: C: How to run removeBatchEffect function?
... yep, that's correct. ...
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Answer: A: How to run removeBatchEffect function?
... You don't want the fit being passed to the function, you want something that can be processed by the `getEAWP` function - such as the `voom` object (`v` in your case). `getEAWP` will get the right information from your `voom` object, but it's expecting an expression matrix as input. Check out the pa ...
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Comment: C: EnhancedVulcano Package Inputing Data Format
... look at `colnames(VE_data)` to make sure that excel hasn't added any whitespace. ...
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Comment: C: Infinium Methylation SNP
... Minor Allele Frequency (MAF) - Measured differences in methylation could actually be a source of genetic variation in your population, thus if you want to minimise that bias then this function removes those probes. ...
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Comment: C: DNA methylation analysis with RnBeads: start analysis from Beta-values
... This answer is three years old, and I'm struggling to see the point of this comment other than a plug for your package? The point of using M values is that Limma fits a homoskedastic model, and M values are homoskedastic. Beta values are heteroskedastic mostly in the <0.2 & >0.8 regions [1 ...
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