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Job: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Cancer Genomics
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4.4 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Biostatistics - Seattle, WA
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4.4 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatician-Cancer Biology - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (Seattle, WA)
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4.7 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst I-II - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (Seattle, WA)
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4.7 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst II, Genomics Shared Resource - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA
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5.0 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst I-II, Prostate Cancer Program - Fred Hutch (Seattle, WA)
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5.2 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst II, Genomics Shared Resource (Seattle, WA)
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5.2 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Cancer Genomics (Fred Hutch - Seattle, WA)
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5.4 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst II, Genomics Shared Resource (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Seattle, WA)
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Job: Bioconductor core team
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10.0 years ago Martin Morgan 25k
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Comment: How many of my genes from my gene list are in each KEGG pathway? by josephasmith1310 • 0
> You can compare the number in the column setSize versus the number of > genes in core_enrichment. The former corresponds to the number of…
Comment: EuroBioC2024 abstract submission is open! by Esperan • 0
Great information about the EuroBioC2024 conference! https://openreview.net/group?id=bioconductor.org/EuroBioC/2024/Conferences [slope](htt…
Answer: Combining RNAseq and microarray data using edgeR/limma-voom by Gordon Smyth 51k
I agree with James, although I tend to combine analyses using geneset tests rather than by meta analysis tools like GeneMeta. > My questio…
Comment: Adjusted p-values become NA when sub-setting samples by txema.heredia • 0
Thanks! I've been looking into DESeq2's code and, indeed, I get matching results when running manually the code inherited from the `genefi…
Answer: DESeq2 interaction between cancer cells and microenvironment cells by Michael Love 42k
I don't really know what you mean by "come from the contamination". You can look at the main effects and the interaction, but I don't know …
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Answer: Adjusted p-values become NA when sub-setting samples
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