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chipseq
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🖥️🧬 Materials for a Bioinformatics Workshop on ChIP-seq analysis, introduction to R and GenomicRanges.
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A command-line toolkit for summarizing, analyzing, and interpreting ChIP-Seq and RNA-Seq experiments, designed for enhancer and super-enhancer region analysis in tumor-normal pairs, with applications in differential enrichment and multi-sample domain analysis.
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cisVar scripts.
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target: An R Package to Predict Combined Function of Transcription Factors (workflow article)
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A snakemake based workflow for ChIPSeq data analysis
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Pipeline to process RNAseq and ChIPseq data. Outputs include gene counts, transcripts per million, alternate splicing events, SNP calls, and bigwigs. Supports both Docker and Singularity for all dependencies.
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A technical note to describe the segmenter package
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Snakemake Pipeline for the Analyses of ChIP-seq data in Cancer samples
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Package demo slides, "Chromatin Segmentation Analysis in R"
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This is a repository to show my experience analyzing different kinds of Omics data.
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An R package containing bioinformatics utility functions. Mostly related to RNAseq data analysis
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Differential peak analysis, genomic sequences associated with distinct experimental conditions
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Which ESR1 and PGR binding sites are functional?
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R package for exploratory analysis of ChIPseq data
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Genomic regions (e.g ChIPseq peaks) annotation with TxDB object
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