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Job as a bioinformatician in Hamburg, Germany
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Post-doc position in multi-omics of Alzheimer's disease at Columbia University in New York City
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Postdoc/Bioinformatician: Helsinki - Obesity Research Unit, University of Helsinki
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Perform correlation analysis between miRNA and mRNA gene expression data on the same TCGA dataset based on the curatedTCGAData
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Horizontal integration of multi omic data, with continuous dependent variable
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Querying specific TCGA datasets through the MultiAssayExperiment R package
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Comment: how many significant figures are there in DESeq2 output
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If you want consistency then use a fixed software environment like Docker, wirh fixed code and thresholds that make sense. Rounding to near…
Comment: Compare TCGA-PAAD with GTEx gene expression
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why aren't there any answers?
Comment: Too many significant genes when integrating gtex and tcga
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I encountered the same issue: too many DEGs after limma analysis. It is sad that until today we can still see the paper published where GTE…
Comment: how many significant figures are there in DESeq2 output
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Thank you for your reply. It is good to know that cutoff of 0.05 means less than 0.05. My concerns are about consistency and reproducibili…
Comment: DiffBind edgeR normalization --- why are the normalization factors all equal to
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ATpoint
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No, normalization factors from edgeR rather than size factors from DESeq2 are not proportional, it's a different concept and implementation…
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