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Analyzing high-dimensional gene expression and DNA methylation data with R is the first practical book that shows a ``pipeline" of analytical methods with concrete examples starting from raw gene expression and DNA methylation data at the genome scale. Methods on quality control, data pre-processing, data mining, and further assessments are presented in the book, and R programs based on simulated data and real data are included. Codes with example data are all reproducible.
Features:
· Provides a sequence of analytical tools for genome-scale gene expression data and DNA methylation data, starting from quality control and pre-processing of raw genome-scale data.
· Organized by a parallel presentation with explanation on statistical methods and corresponding R packages/functions in quality control, pre-processing, and data analyses (e.g., clustering and networks).
· Includes source codes with simulated and real data to reproduce the results. Readers are expected to gain the ability to independently analyze genome-scaled expression and methylation data and detect potential biomarkers.
This book is ideal for students majoring in statistics, biostatistics, and bioinformatics and researchers with an interest in high dimensional genetic and epigenetic studies.
Table des matières
Genome-Scale Genetic and Epigenetic Data. Methods for Data Pre-Processing. Data Mining. Genetic and Epigenetic Factor Selections. Network Construction and Analyses.
A propos de l'auteur
Hongmei Zhang is a Biostatistician at the University of Memphis. She has been working with gene expression and DNA methylation data and her methodological research interest is to develop corresponding statistical methods. She has been teaching courses in this field for a number of years.
Résumé
This will be the first book to systematically describe the process and provide corresponding methods for analysing data generated from genetic- and epigenetic-studies. Specifically, the book aims to provide a “pipe line” for genetic and epigenetic data analysis starting from raw genome- and epigenome-scale data.
