| The Lung Microarray Database provides many
interesting and exciting ways to analyze your submitted experimental data.
From the main screen click:
Advanced Results Search (feel free to click on the picture for a larger version) |
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| You should now see a screen that allows you to
filter for the exact experiments that you are searching for. Set some
filters and press the button:
Data Retrieval and Analysis |
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| Select some experiments from the
list. Press the button:
Data Retrieval and Analysis |
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| You are now taken to a screen
where you can do some spot filtering and select some annotations.
Press the button:
Proceed to Data Filtering |
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| This is the primary data
filtering screen. When you are content press the button:
Proceed to Gene Filtering |
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| Filter genes until you
can't stand it anymore and then press the button: Retrieve Data |
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| LMD will go to work retrieving
and filtering your data as requested. Please be patient. |
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| When it has completed - the screen
will look something like this. Notice that one of the links says:
Download PreClustering File |
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| The PreClustering File looks a bit
like this and would allow you to take the data offline for use with your own
data analysis and visualization tools. The other link said:
Clustering and Image Generation
Let's try that. |
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| Here is where you can set a bunch
of clustering options. Press the button:
Submit Query |
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| LMD will again go to work.
Patience is a virtue.
When it is complete you will see this screen.... |
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| .... and this screen. I bet the
links do neat things?
PCL will once again give you the pre-clustering file.
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| CDT will give you the
post-clustering data file. |
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| GTR is also provided for
use with TreeView. |
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| View broken images will
provide you with the following. |
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| View broken spot images
provides: |
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| View joint broken images
provides a side-by-side combination of the two. |
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