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MeV

    MeV

    May 03, 2011

    Summary

    Tigr MultiExperiment Viewer is a freely available tool for analyzing normalized microarray data. It can be used to perform statistical analysis, clustering, classification and visualization of the data.

    Available on

    MeV can be downloaded at http://www.tm4.org/mev.html

    User documentation

    To get started using MeV, download the MeV quickstart manual.
    A more detailed description of all functionalities can be found at the MeV manual
    Training slides provided by MeV can be found here

    Loading data into MeV

    Data in the following formats can be loaded into MeV:

    • .mev files- MeV expression files
    • .tav files- TIGR Array Viewer format
    • TDMS files - Tab delimited file containaing spot annotation in the left hand columns and expression values for each sample as right hand columns. When loading, user needs to specify where the first expression column begins.
    • .gpr file - GenePix file
    • Affymetrix file format 

    Filters/Transformations

    After data is loaded into MeV, it can be adjusted by using the options under the Adjust Data Adjustments such as mean centering, median centering and log transformations can be done. The data can also be filtered based on quality and variance.

    Remember that the expression image may look very different after a data adjustment such as log transformation is done. You may need to change the color scale limits (under Display menu) according to the limits of your adjusted data to see an accurate expression image.

    Statistical tests

    The following statistical tests can be performed on the data using MeV:

    • Anova
    • Two-factor Anova
    • T-test
    • Multiple testing corrections- Bonferroni, adjusted Bonferroni. Bonferroni correction is a very stringent correction while adjusted Bonferrroni is a more lenient correction.
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    • Bowtie
    • Breakdancer
    • BWA
    • BWA-SAMTOOLS workflow
    • CASAVA
    • Circos
    • CGView
    • Clustering programs - MCL and usearch, uclust
    • Conversion of gene ID's from one form to another (i.e. NCBI to Ensembl & vice-versa)
    • Conversion of mapreads output to GFF, SAM, or BAM format
    • Convert ABI SOLiD data to fasta fastq
    • Cufflinks
    • Data compression programs
    • Extracting barcode split data from SOLiD 5500 XSQ files
    • FastQC
    • Fastx Toolkit
    • Galaxy Setup
    • Geneid
    • General parser scripts
    • Generation of gene counts from results of mapping to genome
    • Generation of wig files from mapreads output
    • GeneWise
    • Genome Analysis Tool Kit
    • Getting an account on GSAF server-fourierseq
    • Get Tm (melting temperature), length, and %GC from a bunch of sequences
    • glimmer3
    • GMAP and GSNAP
    • Graphic programs
    • GS Amplicon variant analyzer
    • GS De novo assembler
    • GS Reference mapper
    • GS Run processor and run browser
    • Hmmer
    • IGV
    • Make a quick venn diagram based on lists in 3 files
    • mapreads
    • MAQ
    • MaqView
    • Median polish to consolidate quantitations
    • MegaMapper
    • MeV
    • MIRA
    • Mosaik
    • muscle
    • Phred, Phrap, Consed, cross_match, daev
    • Picard
    • Plot a read length histogram based on sequences in a fasta file
    • Python Library
    • Quick tips on GO analysis
    • R and R packages
    • Reverse complement for fasta files
    • RNA-seq workflow
    • SAMTOOLS
    • Sff file manipulation tools
    • SHRiMP
    • Small rna analysis
    • Small-rna data analysis
    • Small RNA Pipeline
    • SOAP
    • SOAPtrans
    • Tips for working with TACC resources
    • Tophat- Cufflinks
    • Tophat-Cufflinks-Cuffdiff, allowing for novel transcripts
    • Tophat-Cufflinks-Cuffdiff, ignoring novel transcripts
    • Tricks to preprocess SOLiD and 454 data
    • Trinity
    • Variant calling
    • Velvet
    • ZOHO Information
    • Removing duplicates from alignment output
    • SAMStat
    • TACC Lonestar workflow scripts
    • Get FASTQ Format
    • launcher_creator.py
    • Wrappers For TACC
    • ssh - generating keys
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