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A limma EList data set containing normalized log2 RNA-seq counts. RNA-seq of human dendritic cells cultured with and without virus. Samples from 3 donors and a random subset of 1000 genes were selected. Counts are TMM normalized log2 counts per million (CPM).
example.voom
Formal class 'EList' [package "limma"] with 1 slot:
genes A data frame with 1000 rows and 5 columns
character. Current approved HGNC symbol.
character. Previous HGNC symbols.
character. Alias HGNC symbols.
character. Gene product type. All = protein-coding.
character. ENSEMBL gene ID. Matches row names in E.
targets A data frame with 6 rows and 7 columns
factor. No grouping was provided. All = 1.
numeric. Total library size for this 1000 gene subset.
numeric. TMM normalizatin factors.
character. Unique library ID. Matches column names in E.
character. Donor ID.
numeric. Median coefficient of variation of coverage. Quality metric for sequencing libraries calculated from original full data set.
character. A for media samples with no virus. B for virus-infected samples.
E A matrix with 1000 rows and 6 columns
character. ENSEMBL gene ID.
integer. log2 CPM in library 1.
integer. log2 CPM in library 2.
integer. log2 CPM in library 3.
integer. log2 CPM in library 4.
integer. log2 CPM in library 5.
integer. log2 CPM in library 6.
weights A matrix with 1000 rows and 6 columns
numeric. limma gene weights for library 1.
numeric. limma gene weights for library 2.
numeric. limma gene weights for library 3.
numeric. limma gene weights for library 4.
numeric. limma gene weights for library 5.
numeric. limma gene weights for library 6.
design A matrix with 6 rows and 1 column
numeric. limma default design matrix.
https://github.com/altman-lab/P259_pDC_public
Dill-McFarland et al. 2021. Eosinophil-mediated suppression and Anti-IL-5 enhancement of plasmacytoid dendritic cell interferon responses in asthma. J Allergy Clin Immunol. In revision
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