Publications by Robbie Conner
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Working Directory
Default working directory Open up this .Rmd file in RStudio. In the code chunk below type getwd() and run it. “wd” means “working directory”, or where R will currently save files if you tell it to save anything. # Get the current working directory getwd() ## [1] "G:/My Drive/Comp. Bio/Week 5 & 6 (Test 2)" Copy and paste the current wd ...
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Dot Plot Setting
In this exercise we’ll look at a sequence with known tandem repeats. We’ll load the data, explore it in R, then use the dotPlot() function to make various dotplots to see how changing settings for dotPlots() help make repeat patterns stand out. Add the necessary code to make this script functional. Preliminaries Load packages library(seqinr...
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Introduction to dotplots in R
Sequence dotplots in R By: Avril Coghlan. Adapted, edited and expanded: Nathan Brouwer under the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License (CC BY 3.0). NOTE: I’ve added some new material that is rather terse and lacks explication. Good sources of more info: https://omicstutorials.com/interpreting-dot-plot-bioinformatics-with-an-example/ http://r...
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Final adjusting dotplot setting in R to investigate sequence repeats
In this exercise we’ll look at a sequence with known tandem repeats. We’ll load the data, explore it in R, then use the dotPlot() function to make various dotplots to see how changing settings for dotPlots() help make repeat patterns stand out. Add the necessary code to make this script functional. Preliminaries Load packages library(seqinr...
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Using R to investigate gene SLC30A9 for sequence repeates
Change the XXXXX of the title to your gene name. Change the names and text appropriately to reflect your gene / protein. Add the necessary code to make this script functional. Download the PROTEIN sequence of your gene. Adapting the code below, make 2 grids of 4 plots (8 plots total) exploring different settings for window size and the match thre...
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Accessing data from Google Docs
The goal of this exercise is to make you familiar with how to download data from Google Sheets and to briefly review some key concepts R functions and coding concepts. We’ll do the following things download a list of RefSeq accessions from a Google sheet remove the NAs using na.omit() select out all but one isoform using duplicated() Packages...
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Global proteins aligments in R
Global proteins aligments in R By: Avril Coghlan. Adapted, edited and expanded: Nathan Brouwer under the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License (CC BY 3.0). Preliminaries library(compbio4all) library(Biostrings) Download sequences As we did in the previous lesson on dotplots, we’ll look at two sequences. # Download ## sequence 1: Q9CD83 ...
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Predicting amino acid properties using regression
Key vocab proteinogenic amino acids regression model / line of best fit pI: isoelectric point; pH of a sol’n where net charge of protein is zero confidence intervals (CI) confidence ellipse correlation coefficient Selenocysteine and Pyrrolysine re-coding stop codons y = m*x + b slope intercept Key functions / packages ggpubr pander lm() coef...
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