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Sep 28, 2009, 1:31:50 PM (14 years ago)
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Jari Häkkinen
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Fixes #235 and spelling.

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    22{{{
    3 Copyright (C) 2008
     3Copyright (C) 2008 Nicklas Nordborg
     4Copyright (C) 2009 Jari Häkkinen, Nicklas Nordborg, Martin Svensson
    45
    56This file is part of Illumina plug-in package for BASE.
     
    4748The Illumina BeadArray Reader is a scanner that can read arrays including Illumina
    4849Sentrix BeadChips and Sentrix Array Matrices (SAMs). Operation of the BeadArray
    49 Reader and image aquisition from Sentrix arrays is handled by the Illumina BeadScan
     50Reader and image acquisition from Sentrix arrays is handled by the Illumina BeadScan
    5051software.
    5152
     
    8586The column content in an IBS file is described below.
    8687 - ''' Illumicode ''': A code corresponding to the Array_Address_Id in the
    87  Illumina Sentrix Array binary manifest (BGX) file. Note that the Illuminacode
     88 Illumina Sentrix Array binary manifest (BGX) file. Note that the Illumicode
    8889 is a string (or integer) of varying length. The Array_Address_Id is a string with
    89  a fixed lenght of 10 characters that consists of an Illuminacode padded with zeros.
     90 a fixed length of 10 characters that consists of an Illumicode padded with zeros.
    9091 - ''' N ''': The total number of beads used to calculate Mean GRN and Dev GRN.
    9192 - ''' Mean GRN ''': The mean intensity.
    9293 - ''' Dev GRN ''': Standard deviation of the mean intensity.
    9394
    94 IBS files may contain some rows with Illumicodes that are not represented in the
     95IBS files may contain some rows with Illumicode that are not represented in the
    9596BGX files.
    9697Our interpretation is that some probes that used to be annotated with a gene has
    9798later been considered poor by Illumina (as we have only observed an increase
    98 in the number of unmatched probes for later bgx revisions). To avoid that the
     99in the number of unmatched probes for later BGX revisions). To avoid that the
    99100raw data importer fails cause of some probes, listed in the IBS-file, couldn't
    100101be found in BASE - you have to set plug-in parameter 'Probe not found=skip',
     
    116117BGX files are tab separated text files composed of 3 sections named Heading,
    117118Probes, and Controls respectively. The first section is the Heading section.
    118 It is preceeded by a row containing the text [Heading]. In the Heading section
     119It is preceded by a row containing the text [Heading]. In the Heading section
    119120some information is presented including the number of Probes and Controls
    120121described in the BGX file. See below for an example of the Heading section.
     
    127128Number of Controls  1426
    128129}}}
    129 Following the Heading section is the Probes section wich is preceeded by a row
     130Following the Heading section is the Probes section which is preceded by a row
    130131containing the text [Probes]. The first row of the Probes section, i.e., the row
    131132after [Probes] contain the header for the Probes section. Following the Probes
    132 section is the Controls section wich is preceeded by a row containing the text
     133section is the Controls section which is preceded by a row containing the text
    133134[Controls]. The first row of the Controls section, i.e., the row after [Controls]
    134135contain the header for the Controls section. Note that the header row for the
     
    194195== Getting started ==
    195196
    196  1. Install this package as described by the instructions in the INSTALL file.
    197  2. Import reporter annotations. You will need one or more BGX files for this.
     197 1. Install this package as described by the instructions in the
     198    INSTALL file.
     199 2. Optionally, if not already done, disable use of the 'Illumina' raw
     200    data type provided by a standard BASE installation; Simply remove,
     201    or comment out, the `<raw-data-type>` entry for `id='illumina'` in
     202    configuration file
     203    `/path/to/base/WEB-INF/classes/raw-data-types.xml` and restart the
     204    BASE server. If a user already used the 'Illumina' raw data type,
     205    BASE will display an error message in the GUI. Either restore the
     206    use of 'Illumina' raw data type or remove the data using
     207    'Illumina' raw data type.
     208 3. Import reporter annotations. You will need one or more BGX files for this.
    198209    BGX files can be downloaded from http://www.switchtoi.com/annotationfiles.ilmn.
    199210     * Upload the BGX file(s) to BASE.
     
    204215     * Finish the job registration and wait for the plug-in to complete.
    205216     * Repeat this one time for each BGX file.
    206  3. Create array designs. You will need one array design for each BGX file.
     217 4. Create array designs. You will need one array design for each BGX file.
    207218     * Go to the Array LIMS -> Array designs menu.
    208219     * Click on the New button.
     
    218229     * Finish the job registration and wait for the plug-in to complete.
    219230     * Repeat this for each BGX file.
    220  4. Import raw data. You will need one or two IBS files.
     231 5. Import raw data. You will need one or two IBS files.
    221232     * Upload the IBS file(s) to BASE.
    222233     * Go to the View -> Raw bioassays menu.
     
    232243     * Finish the job registration and wait for the plug-in to complete.
    233244     * Repeat this for each set of raw data files.
    234  5. Add your raw data sets to an experiment.
     245 6. Add your raw data sets to an experiment.
    235246 
    236247Tip! Steps 1-3 only needs to be done a single time for a BASE installation. If more than
     
    239250
    240251Tip! The data import step in (4) above can be done for an entire experiment at a time.
    241 
    242 
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