These are supplementary files for the PiGx paper. All reports were generated with PiGx 0.0.3 as installed with GNU Guix at version v0.14.0-7054-g5149aeb7e (git commit 5149aeb7e62cf62398b55be38469cd28c25d8d7d).
We provide a generated Docker image on
Dockerhub. The tag
bimsbbioinfo/pigx:publication
corresponds to the image at the above
Guix version, which was used for the publication.
We also provide a SquashFS file system image, which can be used with systems like Singularity.
The SquashFS image was created with this command:
guix pack pigx \
-f squashfs \
-S /bin=bin \
-S /lib=lib \
-S /share=share \
glibc-utf8-locales tzdata coreutils bash
This command was used for generating the Docker image:
guix pack pigx \
-f docker \
-C none \
-S /bin=bin \
-S /lib=lib \
-S /share=share \
glibc-utf8-locales tzdata coreutils bash
The HTML report output of the scRNA-seq pipeline from the analysis of the single cell sequencing dataset from (Hu et al. 2017) can be accessed here.
An archive containing a sample sheet, settings file, and instructions on how to reproduce the report can be downloaded here.
The HTML report output of the ChIP-seq pipeline from the analysis of the ChIP-seq datasets from Hon. et al can be accessed here.
An archive containing a sample sheet, settings file, and instructions on how to reproduce the report can be downloaded here.
Below are links for the HTML reports for each differential expression analysis performed using STAR-based gene counts for the use-case RNA-seq datasets:
An archive containing a sample sheet, settings file, and instructions on how to reproduce the report can be downloaded here.
The supplementary results for the BS-seq pipeline from the analysis of the RNA-seq datasets from Hon. et al consist of three reports in HTML format; We have highlighted the most important figures from the study.
Each HTML document represents a stand-alone summary of some the key findings for the given sample, along with a description of the key operations carried out by the pipeline.
An archive containing a sample sheet, settings file, and instructions on how to reproduce the report can be downloaded here.
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