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1 Project of CZ5225 case study by using SOFT format from GEO
Zhang Jingxian:

2 Installation R & Bionconductor
Install R from: Open R platform then execute: >source(" >biocLite() >biocLite(“GEOquery”) Check library by execute: >library()

3 Case study of using SOFT format for dataset without raw data
Dataset source (GSE19697):

4 Create title.txt (the third column is useless but can fix a
bug in later): Each column is Separated by “\t”

5 Set workdir by execute: Load modules by execute:
Open R Set workdir by execute: >setwd(‘d://gse19697’) Load modules by execute: >library(simpleaffy) >library(GEOquery) Load data by: >g <- getGEO(‘GSE19697')

6 Make expression set eset by:
>p <- read.table("title.txt",row.name=1,header=TRUE,sep="\t") >pd <- new ("AnnotatedDataFrame",data=p) eset <- new("ExpressionSet", exprs = exprs(g),phenoData = pd) Compare two groups by: >pc.result <- pairwise.comparison(eset.rma, "title", c("pCR", “RD"), logged=FALSE, method="logged")

7 Filter significant change markers between two goups by:
>significant <- pairwise.filter(pc.result,fc=log2(1.5), tt=0.001)

8 Plot significant changed markers: Annotate selected markers:

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10 Annotate selected markers:

11 Useful resources http://www.bioconductor.org/


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