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      Single Cell RNA-Seq Analysis

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Introduction and Lectures
Intro to the Workshop and Core
Schedule
Talk by Diana Burkhat-Waco from 10x Genomics
What is Bioinformatics/Genomics?
Experimental Design and Cost Estimation
Support
Zoom
Slack
Cheat Sheets
Software and Links
Scripts
Prerequisites
CLI
R
Data Reduction
Project setup
Generating Expression Matrix
scRNAseq Analysis
Prepare scRNAseq Analysis
scRNAseq Analysis - PART1
scRNAseq Analysis - PART2
scRNAseq Analysis - PART3
scRNAseq Analysis - PART4
scRNAseq Analysis - PART5
scRNAseq Analysis - PART6
Shiny App Data Explore
Shiny App on AWS (extra)
ETC
Closing thoughts
Github page
Biocore website

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