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maSigPro (version 1.44.0)

Significant Gene Expression Profile Differences in Time Course Microarray Data

Description

maSigPro is a regression based approach to find genes for which there are significant gene expression profile differences between experimental groups in time course microarray experiments.

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Version

Version

1.44.0

License

GPL (>= 2)

Maintainer

Maria Jose Nueda

Last Published

February 15th, 2017

Functions in maSigPro (1.44.0)

edesignCT

Experimental design with a shared time
make.design.matrix

Make a design matrix for regression fit of time series gene expression experiments
edesignDR

Experimental design with different replicates
edesign.OD

Experimental design with a measured independent variable
position

Column position of a variable in a data frame
stepfor

Fitting a linear model by forward-stepwise regression
two.ways.stepfor

Fitting a linear model by forward-stepwise regression
NBdesign

Experimental design for RNA-Seq example
NBdata

RNA-Seq dataset example
suma2Venn

Creates a Venn Diagram from a matrix of characters
reg.coeffs

Calculate true variables regression coefficients
data.abiotic

Gene expression data potato abiotic stress
PlotProfiles

Function for visualization of gene expression profiles
i.rank

Ranks a vector to index
PlotGroups

Function for plotting gene expression profile at different experimental groups
get.siggenes

Extract significant genes for sets of variables in time series gene expression experiments
edesign.abiotic

Experimental design potato abiotic stress
stepback

Fitting a linear model by backward-stepwise regression
maSigPro

Wrapping function for identifying significant differential gene expression profiles in micorarray time course experiments
average.rows

Average rows by match and index
p.vector

Make regression fit for time series gene expression experiments
see.genes

Wrapper function for visualization of gene expression values of time course experiments
T.fit

Makes a stepwise regression fit for time series gene expression experiments
two.ways.stepback

Fitting a linear model by backward-stepwise regression
maSigProUsersGuide

View maSigPro User's Guide