Closed markdunning closed 7 years ago
Actually this was going to be Rory's task, I thought.
I thought that both you and Rory would be looking into it. But now I remember we decided that Rory was going to have the initial look.
Here is the publication for the dataset I mentioned in the meeting:-
Transcriptional profiling of the epigenetic regulator Smchd1
I grabbed the fastq files from SRA: SRP051084
And here they are here on lustre:-
/lustre/mib-cri/dunnin01/rna-seq-example/GEO/fastq/
However, running the pipeline only gives 3 DE genes compared to the 1000s I get following their analysis. Since it's the first time I've run the pipeline I guess I could have done something wrong
Well, the pipeline as is leaves much to be desired... I'll try it on the new one I'm working on. Thanks for passing it along, anyway.
GEO entry for Hisham's data?
Yea these are them
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GEO entry for Hisham's data?
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/query/acc.cgi?acc=GSE68358
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Decide on dataset(s) we can use in the course