CaptureC analysis codes - CCanalyser, blat filtering, and statistics originally coded by James Davies.
Developed to more mature and pipelined format by Jelena Telenius.
Statistical analysis modified by Marieke Oudelaar, and Damien Downes.
Alpha testers (read "the heroes" ) : Joke Van Bemmel, Duantida Songdej, Damien Downes, Matthew Gosden, Mira Kassouf, Lars Hanssen, Ross Thorne
Beta testers : Jessica Davies, Anna Sanniti, Nigel Roberts, Nicolas Servant
Statistics pipeline - full statistics and visualisation, for 3 'condition' + 3 'control' samples
Bug fixes and updates (after release)
Current issues - known bugs and development targets !
Bug fixes and updates (old site)
Normalise to ALL READS (both cis and trans reads)
User instructions for CB3/CC3 pipeline output
User instructions for CB4/CC4/CF*/CS*/Cb* pipeline output
General user instructions for any CCanalyser.pl output - not ran via any Cx3/Cx4/Cx5 pipeline THIS USER CASE IS NOT BETA TESTED YET - report problems to Jelena if you encounter any !
Normalise to CIS ONLY (take into account only cis reads)
User instructions for CB3/CC3 pipeline output
User instructions for CB4/CC4/CF*/CS*/Cb* pipeline output
General user instructions for any CCanalyser.pl output - not ran via any Cx3/Cx4/Cx5 pipeline THIS USER CASE IS NOT BETA TESTED YET - report problems to Jelena if you encounter any !
Normalise your tracks (only visualisation) - normalising to ALL READS (both cis and trans reads)
Normalise your tracks (compare between active and inactive tissue)Statistical analysis with deSeq2, fourCSeq, r3CSeq
Statistical analysis (get p-values for your comparison between active and inactive tissue)Statistical analysis with Chicago, peakC, deSeq2, fourCSeq, r3CSeq
Statistical analysis (get p-values for your comparison between active and inactive tissue)