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* Choose - Data > Export
* Choose - Data > Export
** Save to: Browse folder ('''ChIP seq''' on desktop) and type a file name ('''PcTF_092112''')  
** Save to: Browse folder ('''ChIP seq''' on desktop) and type a file name ('''PcTF_092112''')  
** Exported Annotation Fields: click Select, choose all options
** (✓) Export Matching Reads, check box
** Reads Files: Browse Documents > DNASTAR > Genome > Downloads > (appropriate gbk file)
** File format: FASTQ (with quality scores)
** (v✓) Launch NGen afterwards, check box


* ''Error: Find reads mer matches. Finding matches (141 Mbases, 0.00100 k reads processed). Values exceeded storge bit allocation'' (Close)
* ''Error: Find reads mer matches. Finding matches (141 Mbases, 0.00100 k reads processed). Values exceeded storge bit allocation'' (Close)

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09/21/12

  • ChIP-seq: generate enrichment histogram using DNAStar "Array Star"



Enrichment Histogram

  • Start the Array Star software on the Windows platform
  • Open project Pc-TF (note: need to write protocol for creatign new ChIP-seq project)
  • Open the Peak Table
  • Select rows to export
  • Choose - Data > Export
    • Save to: Browse folder (ChIP seq on desktop) and type a file name (PcTF_092112)
    • Exported Annotation Fields: click Select, choose all options
    • (✓) Export Matching Reads, check box
    • Reads Files: Browse Documents > DNASTAR > Genome > Downloads > (appropriate gbk file)
    • File format: FASTQ (with quality scores)
    • (v✓) Launch NGen afterwards, check box
  • Error: Find reads mer matches. Finding matches (141 Mbases, 0.00100 k reads processed). Values exceeded storge bit allocation (Close)