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Final docs brush #342
Final docs brush #342
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… but for now fine
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Especially like the small icons, thanks :)
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To statistically test the two genes identified by their high loadings on PC1 and their difference in expression between the treatments, we can go to the Single Gene Visualisations tab. Here, single tests are performed and no multiple testing correction is done, allowing for a quick lookup of genes of interest. Checking Dusp1, Fos, Osm, and Ppbp, we obtain significant (p\<0.05) results for all but Osm, with Dusp1 and Fos being upregulated in HSD compared to NSD, while Ppbp is downregulated (Fig. D4A). | |||
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![Figure D4 Single gene visualisations. A Boxplots with statistical testing for Ppbp, Osm, Fos, and Dusp1 expression grouped by treatment. B Dotplot of Ppbp expression shown per individual.](/cOmicsArt/assets/images/Figure4.png) | |||
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Specific reason to change the structure here? Not sure how the end result differs exactly but looks pretty much the same to me except Markdown -> HTML
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THe captions did not show up for me when the image was displayed..
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