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CBW workshop 2024 beginner
Robyn Wright edited this page May 21, 2024
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This page is currently a work in progress. It will contain information about the 2024 CBW Beginner Microbiome Analysis: St John's, NL, May 27-28. There is also an Advanced Microbiome Analysis workshop being run May 29-30.
Module 1: Introduction to sequencing data analysis
- Introduction to Unix
- Introduction to cloud computing (AWS)
- How to install packages in a Unix command line
- Quality control of sequencing data (examining fasta/fastq files) in a Unix command line
Module 2: Marker gene profiling
- 16S analysis workflow using QIIME2 in a Unix command line: initial importing of reads, denoising and ASV generation, taxonomy assignment, filtering of potential contaminants
Module 3: Microbiome statistics and visualizations
- Calculating alpha and beta diversity metrics in QIIME2
- Visualization of sample results using QIIME2
- Calculation of statistically significant differences between groups using QIIME2
Module 4: Functional prediction and additional analyses
- Running PICRUSt2 in Unix command line
- Running differential abundance tests (e.g. ANCOM-II, MaAsLin2, ALDEx2, etc.) in R
- Please feel free to post a question on the Microbiome Helper google group if you have any issues.
- General comments or inquires about Microbiome Helper can be sent to [email protected].
Useful Links
Microbiome Helper 2
- Overview
- Tutorial data
- QIIME2 marker gene workflow
- QIIME2 basic statistics and visualisation
- Statistical analysis workflow in R
- Metagenomics first steps
- Taxonomic annotation with Kraken 2
- Getting a tree for metagenomic reads
- MAG assembly, binning, and curation with Anvi'o
Tutorials