This analysis guide explains the basic workflow for analyzing various types of omics data with Subio Platform, including RNA-Seq and microarray data, DNA methylation data, ChIP-chip, genomic position data derived from ChIP-Seq or ATAC-Seq, proteomics, metabolomics, and more. Each step is linked to the corresponding operations in Subio Platform.
The guide provides links to operation guides for each step of the analysis workflow, including data import, creating Series/DataSets, normalization and preprocessing, filtering, differential expression analysis (extracting genes, probes, or molecules with differences), multivariate analysis (PCA and clustering), biological interpretation (GO analysis and pathway analysis), analysis using genomic positions or sequence information, and data sharing.
If you want to experience the entire workflow using a single dataset, please see the RNA-Seq Data Analysis Tutorial. If you only need to check a specific step, select the relevant item from the analysis workflow below.
Yes. This guide explains not only the operations commonly used in RNA-Seq analysis, but also how to look at the data and make analysis decisions. If you are new to RNA-Seq analysis, we recommend starting with the RNA-Seq Data Analysis Tutorial to understand the overall workflow.
Yes. From the analysis workflow, you can move to operation guides. For background concepts and practical ways to use the methods, please see the case studies. In addition, we provide a guide on using R scripts such as edgeR and DESeq2, as well as a microarray data analysis tutorial.
Yes. Subio Platform can handle multiple types of omics data, including RNA-Seq, microarray, DNA methylation, ChIP-chip, genomic position data derived from ChIP-Seq or ATAC-Seq, proteomics, and metabolomics. However, the appropriate normalization, preprocessing, and interpretation methods differ depending on the data type.