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  • How to deal with .wig files!! P

    Hi,
    I am a new PhD student, completely new in bioinformatics field and genomic data analysis. I have been given some ChIP-Seq data. These are .wig files. These are probably ChIP-seq data on a number of proteins at four time points.
    I have downloaded cisgenome and played with example datasets just to familiarize myself with chip-seq data analysis, but cisgenome doesn't seem to take .wig file as input.
    I have got a presentation coming up, I want to produce some result there.

    Can you suggest any software/R package (Windows based) where I can start my analysis? I have looked at Galaxy/UCSC, didn't understand much. I dont just visualize data in graphs, is it possible to produce txt based result where further analysis can be done? Cisgenome seem to produce those (.BAR/.COD files). Sorry if I sound a bit stupid, as a beginner I dont understand half the thing I am reading

    Any help/suggestion will be really appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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    Have you got any idea for this?

    Hi there,
    I encounter the same problem with you. I don't whether you had any idea for this problem.
    Best.

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