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The Gaggle paper in BMC Bioinformatics
H. pylori Gaggle
Boss
DMV
(data matrix viewer) w/ public H.py microarray data from Stanford.
Small flagellar-related network
(23 genes)
'Prolinks'
Cytoscape Networks
Prolinks functional association network, with protein-protein interactions
Biclusters
Shared Ligands
Cluster viewer
(provides additional information on biclusters)
Analysis Tools
MeV
MultiExperiment Viewer microarray data analysis tool.
Recommended
: install MeV from the
TM4 website
.
Older version:
MeV 3.1
R statistics package
If R and the Gaggle package are not installed, see these
instructions
.
Connect R to the Gaggle, as described in
'Startup'
.
At the R prompt, type these commands (in
R 2.4.x
):
library(gaggle) source("http://gaggle.systemsbiology.net/R/gaggleUtil.R") gaggleInit()
See the
cribsheet
for quick instructions on how to accomplish common tasks using R and the R goose.
Firegoose
If the Firegoose extension is not installed, see these
instructions
.
Start the Firefox browser.
Use the
Paster Application
to paste data into Firegoose.
Genome Browser
The
genome browser
is a tool for visualizing data plotted against coordinates on the genome. Tiling arrays and ChIP-chip data are a couple use cases.
BioTapestry
BioTapestry is an interactive tool for building, visualizing, and simulating genetic regulatory networks.
More information on using BioTapestry with Gaggle
.
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