Reading chip-chip Data
Hi. I have a relatively simple question - I was wondering if someone could give me a basic rundown on how to read chip-chip data? I have an example of a gene that I brought up from gbrowse, and the data tracks listed has some chip data in regards to transcriptional regulation. If someone could give me an idea on how to interpret such results, that would be great: http://browse.yeastgenome.org/fgb2/gbrowse/scgenome/
• 1,738 views
•
link
updated
by
Ram
•
written
by
abenabba •
•
written
by
abenabba •
0 answers
No answers yet.
Log in to answer this question.
More posts like this
-
Profile Plot looks strange
written by B.N. •
-
How many refseqs are in refseq.genomes.k21.s1000.msh?
written by SushiRoll •
-
SICER2 (or EPIC) genomes
written by jjp55 •
-
Deeptools plotHeatmap values
written by saha.shagnik •
-
How to Compare Our Control VS. Sample Peaks from CHiP Seq
written by screadore •
-
Decent random controls for a group of specific ChIP-seq peaks with respect to nucleosome occupancy
written by AlicePsyche •
-
Using Data Tracks in Budding Yeast's Gbrowse
written by abenabba •
-
upscaling ChIP-seq data
written by R •
-
Intuitive platform for mapping SNPs to eQTL's
written by Lou •
-
Visualisation Of Geo Database Data In Gbrowse
written by Gvj
