ScMaSigPro

ScMaSigPro is an R package designed for analyzing Single-cell RNA-Seq Trajectory Data. It uses polynomial GLMs to model differential gene expression along Pseudotime, effectively helping you analyze single-cell trajectory branches.

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Pathway Metagene Activity

To put it simply, genes do not function in isolation; they interact with each other and form pathways. The notion of a Metagene attempts to explain these behaviors using matrix factorization. This project aims to explain these interactions in terms of Pseudotime. I am currently working on this project.

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CUT&RUN Data Analysis

Snakemake Pipeline to analyze data produced using Cleavage Under Targets and Release Using Nuclease protocol sequenced on Illumina NovaSeq 6000

Visualization of Flow Cytometry Data

This is a small app that allows users to upload an FCS file containing flow cytometry data and visualize it. The app utilizes the ‘flowCore’ package to read the FCS file and the ‘ggcyto’ package to plot the data. Users can also select specific channels they want to visualize. I developed this app for a friend who is a biologist and needed a tool to visualize flow cytometry data.

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Differential Expression Analysis with Limma

This was my very first project using Shiny. The app allows users to directly fetch datasets from the GEO database and interactively select samples. I chose not to focus too much on the visual design since it was my first project. To begin the analysis, start with the ‘Fetch’ tab!

More?


Back in 2018, the first development framework I learned was R-Shiny. Since then, I have been a huge fan of its simplicity and flexibility. Over the years, I have developed several dashboards for various projects. Initially, I published them on shinyapps.io, but now I am migrating them to AWS-EC2.



I’m still crafting this website and updating this page. Stay tuned for more!