Thank you all for your answers.
I was able to export from Nexus the segment, probes and snps file for each
sample.
I'm still looking for an alternative way to process the CEL files (other
that Nexus) that will allow a more personalized analysis; I've come across
the Affymetrix Power Tools but I
its actually under Convert..
From: Andrea O'Hara
Date: Thursday, November 12, 2015 11:35 AM
To: Keith Ching , "Foos, Jonathon" <
jonathon_f...@affymetrix.com>
Subject: RE: Affymetrix Oncoscan bioinformatics - follow up 1.
Hi Keith,
Thank you
Nexus outputs the probe positions and intensities as well as the
segmentation data.
Just export it as text tables if you want to mine the whole data. Agreed,
looking at one gene at a time is a waste.
But now you need to figure out how to do it for 50K arrays since,
inexplicably, you have to
Affy recommended to use Nexus software. To generate CNV plots, I used the
probe level output from Nexus.
-keith
On Mon, Jul 10, 2017 at 6:21 AM, Francesca Scellato <
francesca.scell...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi!
> I found online this discussion because I'm looking for the CDF file for
> Oncoscan
Hi!
I found online this discussion because I'm looking for the CDF file for
Oncoscan CNV array.
I'm new to R and data analysis but everything that I've found so far to
analyze CEL files requires that CDF file.
Have you managed to find a solution during these past years?
Thank you in advance.
Ok, so that complicates how one would look at the pre-processing and
how to normalize the signals, e.g. one should probably normalize probe
signals of the two CEL files separately and only merge them after this
step.
A small first step would be to see if you can create a spatial image
of the CEL
the CEL files are generated from two separate chips and hybs.
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