microarray in data
Microarray data in raw values I will find out but I have one question?
how to find the samples values identify in geodataset?
how to identify the p-values?
How to find values in samples?
pls help me
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Not sure if this helps, but iPathwayGuide offers the ability to upload output from GEO2R.
We have a number of in-app videos that explain how do use it. Below is an example showing how to use GEO2R in connection with iPathwayGuide. Best of all it's FREE!
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This seems to be more or less the same question like your other one.
How to write complete sentences?
I'm guessing that your post could be rewritten as: "I'm using GEOquery in R to download public datasets. I'm able to retrieve datasets but I'm not sure how to look extract individual samples or values from the resulting object".
For p-values, you need to calculate them.
yes sir how to calculate the p-values
That will depend entirely on the type of microarray. There's no single answer to your question. You'd be advised to contact a local bioinformatician for help.
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