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-Get the IDR threshold
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@@ -7355,7 +7342,7 @@ Summary of peak-calling statistics.
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For each histone mark, the number of peaks called using SICER at an IDR
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- threshold of ???, the mean width of those peaks, the fraction of the genome
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+ threshold of 0.05, the mean width of those peaks, the fraction of the genome
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covered by peaks, and the fraction of reads in peaks (FRiP).
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-Association between resting H3K4me2 and H3K4me3 promoter coverage landscapes
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- and gene expression
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-Need a better section title, for this and the next one.
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-Association between resting H3K27me3 promoter coverage landscapes and gene
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- expression
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+Patterns of H3K27me3 promoter coverage associate with gene expression
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Robust fRMA vectors can be generated for new array platforms
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normalization vectors for the hgu133plus2 platform were generated from
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- a set of about 850 samples chosen from a wide range of tissues, which the
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- authors determined was sufficient to generate a robust set of normalization
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- vectors that could be applied across all tissues
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+ a set of 850 samples chosen from a wide range of tissues, which the authors
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+ that could be applied across all tissues
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They are purpose-built for normalizing a specific type of sample on a specific
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platform.
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This is a mostly acceptable limitation in the context of developing a machine
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- learning classifier for diagnosing a disease based on samples of a specific
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+ learning classifier for diagnosing a disease from samples of a specific
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tissue.
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Methylation array data can be successfully analyzed using existing techniques,
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Globin blocking oligonucleotide design
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- end of the transcripts for the Cynomolgus HBA1, HBA2 and HBB genes, with
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- two hybridization sites for HBB and 2 sites for HBA (the chosen sites were
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- identical in both HBA genes).
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+ end of the transcripts for the Cynomolgus alpha and beta globin, with two
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+ hybridization sites for each gene.
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