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- Getting data from Expression Atlas
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Getting data from Expression Atlas
Downloading baseline and differential expression results
You can download baseline expression results by clicking on the Download button above the heatmap (Figure 17A) and differential expression results by clicking on the Download results button above the results table (Figure 17B).
Downloading results from an experiment page
Use the Downloads tab on the baseline experiment page to download:
- Gene expression results in tab-delimited format
- A file containing the R object representing the experiment
- The results of hierarchical clustering using the top 100 most variable genes across all tissues (or other condition) in the experiment
Use the Downloads tab on the differential experiment page to download:
- RNA-seq raw counts or normalised microarray intensity data
- All statistical analysis results for all comparisons in the experiment
- A file containing the R object representing the experiment