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Open rkhetani opened this issue 7 years ago • 2 comments

  • [ ] 1. Salmon/sleuth (Prereq: familiarity with HPC, bash and R)

  • [x] 2. SRA/GEO data download (Prereq: familiarity with HPC and bash)

  • [ ] 3. Sequence data QC (fastqc, multiqc, qualimap) (Prereq: familiarity with HPC and bash)

  • [ ] 4. IGV for publication worthy figures

  • [ ] #24

  • [x] 6. Gene Annotation in R (ensembldb, annotationhub etc.) (Prereq: familiarity with R)

  • [x] 7. Version Control with Git (Prereq: familiarity with HPC and bash)

  • [x] 8. Version Control with Git using GitKraken

  • [ ] 9. Differential Gene Expression (DGE) analysis with DESeq2 (Prereq: familiarity with R)

  • [x] 10. Introduction to Python

  • [ ] 11. Sample group clustering with heatmaps and PCA (Principal Component Analysis) (Prereq: familiarity with R)

  • [ ] 12. Exploring genome variation using the GEMINI framework (Prereq: familiarity with HPC and bash)

  • [x] 13. Introduction to tidyverse R packages for data visualization (Prereq: familiarity with R)

  • [x] 14. Intro to shell

rkhetani avatar Jan 10 '18 16:01 rkhetani

  • [ ] 15. Functions and automation in R: creating functions, purrr:map family of functions, apply family? , practice with writing functions and apply across a list, data frame, elements in a vector, etc., creating a function to read in multiple files of gene lists and creating heat maps for each?, reading in multiple gmt files to do GSEA analysis on all?

  • [ ] 16. Creating R package (as own or with previous): how to combine custom functions into a package that you can load for every analysis, if Mike wants to help, then we could talk about creating a package to share on bioconductor or CRAN and important considerations.

marypipes avatar Mar 04 '18 14:03 marypipes

  • [ ] 17. Visualization and functional analysis of genomic coordinates from NGS analyses (peak calls, etc.)

marypiper avatar Mar 26 '18 15:03 marypiper