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<< Laboratory of Skin Biology

This dataset includes 3 conditions: unwounded diabetic skin, diabetic non-healing wounds and diabetic healing wounds. For this analysis, we will compare non-healing vs healing diabetic wounds.

WOUND HEALING

Data Analysis Instructions

1

Access the data on the GEO2R platform. The link opens in a new window.            
GEO2R GSE134431

2

Click “Define groups” in the title bar.          
Type in the name of the first group, “healer”, and press enter.          
Type in the name of the second group, “non-healer”, and press enter.

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Screen shot showing the "define groups" pop up panel.

3

Select all samples labeled “Healer” in the Healer_or_nonhealer column. You can click and drag over multiple rows.          
Click the group name “healer” that you previously created, to link the samples to the group.

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Screen shot showing the healer sample rows highlighted in a data grid.

4

Repeat Step 3, now selecting all “Non-Healer” samples in the Healer_or_nonhealer column. You may have to scroll down the page.          
Click the “non-healer” group name to link those samples to that group.

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Screen shot showing the healer and non-healer samples selected.

5

Click the “Analyze” button at the bottom of the page.

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Screen shot showing the "Analyze" button.

6

After the analysis is complete, you should see a volcano, mean difference, UMAP, Venn, Box and other plots informing QC and differential expression results as well as a table of differentially expressed genes:

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Screen shot showing various data plots and graphs.

7

To plot the expression of your gene of interest across samples:Click on the “Profile graph” tabType in your gene name and press “Set”.

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Screen shot showing the profile graph.
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