in-silico_knockout:workflow_ko
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in-silico_knockout:workflow_ko [2016/12/23 02:31] – ccubuk | in-silico_knockout:workflow_ko [2017/05/24 14:33] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 | ||
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__**Using 1 sample:**__ | __**Using 1 sample:**__ | ||
- | **1)** Upload | + | **1)** Upload |
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- | **2)** Select | + | **2)** Select |
- | **3)** Fill the job information.\\ | + | **3)** Fill the //Job information//.\\ |
- | **4)** | + | **4)** |
- | Note: Uploading only 1 sapmle does not require design data and disables auto knockout. | + | {{ :in-silico_knockout: |
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+ | Uploading only 1 sapmle does not require design data and disables auto knockout. | ||
+ | Fold change of the module activities between conditions will be shown as results of this analysis. | ||
__**Using dataset (multiple samples): | __**Using dataset (multiple samples): | ||
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Using multiple samples lets user to calculate class probability (before and after KO/OE ) of selected | Using multiple samples lets user to calculate class probability (before and after KO/OE ) of selected | ||
sample sizes between classes might be balanced and sample size should be good enough. Once user upload design data, statistics of the design data used as criteria to let user do probability based analysis. | sample sizes between classes might be balanced and sample size should be good enough. Once user upload design data, statistics of the design data used as criteria to let user do probability based analysis. | ||
- | This statistics and warnings appears after uploading design file. | + | This statistics and warnings appears after uploading design file. If the sample sizes are imbalanced the design file will be used only to select sample for KO/OE and only fold change of the module activities between conditions will be shown as results of this analysis. |
- | **1)** Upload | + | **1)** Upload |
< | < | ||
id sample1 sample2 sample3 | id sample1 sample2 sample3 | ||
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4 0.23 0.45 0.33 | 4 0.23 0.45 0.33 | ||
</ | </ | ||
- | **2)** Upload | + | **2)** Upload |
< | < | ||
sample1 Cancer | sample1 Cancer | ||
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sample3 Healthy | sample3 Healthy | ||
</ | </ | ||
+ | {{ : | ||
if sample sizes are balanced and each group has more than 10 samples, you will get results of the class probabilities and also you will be able to use auto knockout option. | if sample sizes are balanced and each group has more than 10 samples, you will get results of the class probabilities and also you will be able to use auto knockout option. | ||
- | **3)** Select species. | + | {{ :in-silico_knockout: |
- | **4)** If you want to knockout genes by one by and automatically, | + | |
- | For each gene you will get class probability including before and after KO. Even though this option executes KOs in parallel, the total analysis time can be up to 5 min. | + | |
+ | **3)** Select // | ||
+ | **4)** If you want to knockout genes by one by and automatically, | ||
+ | For each gene you will get class probability including before and after KO. Even though this option executes KOs in parallel, the total analysis time can be up to 5 min. \\ | ||
+ | **5)** Fill the //Job Information// |
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