Thanks b.nota, yes made surely a confusion between microarray and rna seq, thanks! There is an online manual guide for Limma R that I know, but are there any online tutorials as well that could help?
Does anybody has an understandful guidance/instruction how to analyze .txt files from Agilent Microarray RNA Seq? This old files are from 2008 and I need to know which genes are over- and which under-expressed. I read that I have to use the gProcessedSignal value to analyze but I have really no clue where to start nor what to do first... I am thankful for any advice regarding this points. Here you can se some of the data the text files contain:
TYPE integer integer integer integer integer text text float float float float float float float boolean
FEATURES FeatureNum Row Col SubTypeMask ControlType ProbeName SystematicName PositionX PositionY gProcessedSignal gProcessedSigError gMedianSignal gBGMedianSignal gBGPixSDev gIsSaturated
DATA 12 1 12 0 0 A_52_P616356 NM_009912 677.839 264.071 2.81 2.80E+00 28 17
DATA 13 1 13 0 0 A_52_P580582 NM_008725 702.973 263.73 29.67 4.08E+00 53 17
DATA 14 1 14 0 0 A_**strong text**52_P403405 NM_007473 729 263.455 7.33 2.91E+00 33 17
DATA 16 1 16 0 0 A_51_P331831 NM_0010424 779.28 263.333 67.10 7.28E+00 86
DATA 18 1 18 0 0 A_51_P430630 NM_008159 830.5 263.5 2.86 2.85E+00 27.5 18
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Agilent microarrays are something else than RNAseq. It is both gene expression analysis, but microarrays are not sequencing.
Best way to analyze microarrays is with limma in R. There is a very good manual, also describing analysis with Agilent arrays. Good luck!
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