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Streamline Setup Screen #16

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DarioS opened this issue Mar 17, 2017 · 5 comments
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Streamline Setup Screen #16

DarioS opened this issue Mar 17, 2017 · 5 comments
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DarioS commented Mar 17, 2017

Would it be possible to make the setup quicker, by adding a set of radio buttons to the Upload Your sgRNA Library File in the screen setup section ? That would remove the need for users to download a file from the server then to upload it back to the same server again for datasets using the common screening libraries. It would also allow values to settings like Gene Identifier for non-targeting control(s) to be set to suitable defaults by the application. Otherwise, biologists will need to extract the controls from the design spreadsheet and make them comma-separated, which could take time, depending on their programming skill.

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jwinter6 commented Mar 17, 2017 via email

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jecorn commented Apr 5, 2017

Along these lines, would it be possible to allow users to enter their own regex for custom library definition files? (rather than choosing from a drop-down)

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jwinter6 commented Apr 5, 2017

Hi Jacob,

you can delete the entries in the dropdown menu - and enter your own.
This can be done for FASTA and FASTQ regular expression.

ca_userregex

Is this what you refer to?

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DarioS commented Apr 13, 2017

Currently for GeCKO V2, it's necessary to process Library A files, get a set of count files and evaluate QC metrics, process Library B files, get a second set of count files and evaluate QC metrics, concatenate the libraries using the command line, upload the concatenated count files to CRISPRAnalyzeR and then at last do tasks like differential expression analysis. This could be streamlined by specially handling A and B library files for this screen to avoid having to merge files outside of the application.

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jwinter6 commented Jul 1, 2017

added in V1.20

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