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CSSA: Analysis and Simulation Tools for CRISPR-Cas9 Pooled Screens

Description

CSSA contains a number of functions to analyze and simulation pooled CRISPR-Cas9-based screens. The simulators, represented by the CRISPRsim and sortingsim functions, offer an easy but also highly customizable tool to create data with guide- and gene-specific variables that can be randomly assigned or specified by the user. The analysis tools currently contain functions to calculate rate ratios, odds based on nonparametric guide distribution, a function to combine genewise Z-values or odds, and a function that calculates effect sizes of gene knockout and guide efficacy based on rate ratios and duration of the experiment.

CSSA functions

CRISPRsim

Simulate a CRISPR-Cas9 pooled screen

radjust

Calculate rate ratios restricted by confidence level

nestedradjust

Calculate rate ratios of rate ratios restricted by confidence level

jar

Rate ratios after adding an artificial number to all features

doublejar

Rate ratios of rate ratios after adding an artificial number to all features

r2Z

Convert rate ratios to Z-values

sumZ

Calculate corrected summed Z-values per gene

getdeg

Derive growth-modifying effect of gene knockout in pooled experiments

ess

Get a list of essential genes or corresponding indices in the data set

noness

Get a list of nonessential genes or corresponding indices in the data set

sortingsim

Simulate a selection-based CRISPR-Cas9 pooled screen

oddscores

Calculate odds per guide

geneodds

Calculate odds per gene

odds2pq

Calculate p-values and q-values for odds

geteffect

Approximate effect of gene knockout on growth

rrep

Calculate rate ratios with standard error of count data based on replicates

degrep

Derive growth-modifying effect of gene knockout in pooled experiments with replicate arms

License

This package is licensed under GPL.

Author(s)

Jos B. Poell


tgac-vumc/CSSA documentation built on Oct. 10, 2022, 7:27 p.m.