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## Omics 2: Statistical Analysis

before

- which genes matter: expression, DE
- goal of DE
- how does DE work
- multiple testing: FDR
- say what comparisons we will do

workshop
- open project import the data
- revise!
- prep for DE
- lists of genes
- writing to files

after

- document what you have done
- repeat on another comparison
This week we cover differential expression analysis on raw counts or log normalised values. The independent study will allow you to check you have what you should have following the [Omics 1: Hello Data workshop](week-3/workshop.html) and [Consolidation study](week-3/study_after_workshop.html). It will also summarise the concepts and methods we will use in the workshop. In the workshop, you will learn how to perform differential expression analysis on raw counts using **`DESeq2`** [@DESeq2] or on logged normalised expression values using **`scran`** [@scran] or both.

## Omics 3: Visualising and Interpreting

before

- recap what we have
- PCA
- volcano plot described
- GO terms
-


workshop

- open project import the data
- revise!
- PCA
- volcano plot
- kable table? knitr::kable(df) |> kableExtra::kable_styling()
- annotating with go terms

after

- document what you have done
- repeat on another comparison

References
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