Dahlquist:Notebook/Microarray Data Analysis/2008/10/21: Difference between revisions
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* First the covariates and genelist files were uploaded to lion share. They will be opened with excel and checked for errors. | * First the covariates and genelist files were uploaded to lion share. They will be opened with excel and checked for errors. | ||
** IMPORTANT: It was found that the flask numbers were wrong for covariates files for dCIN5-only and wt-vs-dCIN5. They were changed and new runs were completed: | ** IMPORTANT: It was found that the flask numbers were wrong for covariates files for dCIN5-only and wt-vs-dCIN5. They were changed and new runs were completed. | ||
** The new files were saved on the desktop in the Edge Analysis folder as: | |||
*** dCIN5-only_Edge_covariates_20081021.txt and | |||
*** wt-vs-dCIN5_Edge_covariates_20081021.txt | |||
* Then for an additional test, the difference between dCIN5 and wt at an individual timepoint was tested: | * Then for an additional test, the difference between dCIN5 and wt at an individual timepoint was tested: |
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Today's WorkflowThe results generated on 10/14/2008 were downloaded and placed on the Desktop in "Edge Analysis" in Kevin's profile. Significant gene results were saved as tab-delimited files and the Pvalue Histograms and QPlots were saved into a powerpoint and printed.
Previous run (10/14/2008) on dCIN5-only dataset gave interesting results. While the wt-only dataset produced about 1000 significant genes, the dCIN5-only one gave about 150 significant genes. To verify this result:
savePlot(filename = "PvalHistogram_wt-vs-dCIN5", type = c("png"), device = dev.cur())
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