Kzebrows Week 14

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Electronic Lab Notebook

First, I downloaded the most recent version of the file from the OTS Files page. I renamed all columns by replacing LR with LogFC. I re-named Sheet 1 "CompiledRawData" and copied all of the data from it and pasted it into Sheet 2, which I re-named "MasterSheet". Next I:

  • deleted all ID columns except for column A, which I re-named "ID"
  • inserted a column to the left of column B and re-named it "MasterIndex"
  • Typed "1" and cell B2 and 2 and Cell B3


  • 3,926 files after deleting "Blank" and "Empty" (3,927 minus 1 header row)
  • 585 replacements when "Error" was replaced with nothing.
  • 36 replacements of LR with LogFC

Following the instructions in Sample Microarray Analysis Vibrio cholerae:

  • I inserted a new worksheet and named it Scaled_Centered
  • I copied all data from the MasterSheet and pasted it into cell A1 of the Scaled_Centered sheet
  • I inserted two rows in between the top row of headers and first data row. I named cell A2 "Average" and named cell A3 "StdDev".
  • In cell C2 I typed =AVERAGE(C4:C3929) and in cell C3 I typed =STDEV(C4:C3929). I pressed enter and copied this equation across the rest of the columns through column AL.
  • I then copied the column headings for all data columns and pasted them to the right of the last column. Using the copy/paste tool I renamed each column with "_Scaled_Centered" at the end.
  • In cell AM4 I typed =(C4-C$2)/C$3 indicating that I wanted data in cell C4 to have the average subtracted from it and then to divide it by the standard deviation. I used the "$" sign to indicate that I did not want the average and standard deviation values to change even when the equation was pasted for the entire column of genes.