The Infinium MethylationEPIC v2.0 BeadChip Kit is a genome-wide methylation screening tool that targets over 935,000 CpG sites in the most biologically significant regions of the human methylome, while maximizing backwards compatibility with it's predecessor, MethylationEPIC v1.0. The array maintains the ability to quantitatively interrogate CpGs across the genome at single-nucleotide resolution, while providing highly accurate and precise methylation measurements independently of read depth. Multiple DNA sample types, including those isolated from FFPE, can be analyzed using the streamlined, user-friendly Infinium Methylation assay. Due to the scalability and low total cost per sample compared with alternative methods, large cohorts can be screened using MethylationEPIC v2.0 to discover powerful biological insights into disease mechanisms.
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For over a decade, Illumina methylation BeadChips have powered groundbreaking studies in the field of epigenetics, with most published epigenome-wide association studies (EWAS) to date completed on MethylationEPIC or its predecessor, HumanMethylation450. As a result, researchers can benefit from the vast amount of public methylation array data in data repositories like the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) or The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA). In addition, machine-learning classifiers for tumors and other diseases have been built upon methylation array data and are easily accessible with the methylation BeadChip data format.
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Introduction to using the KiwiSDR
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New Kiwi ownersBe sure to initially give your Kiwi a connection to the Internet and let it update to the latest software release.This process can take up to 60 minutes.If you're using the software installed by the factory (v1.2) you may not hear audio due to recent browser changespreventing the autoplay of audio and video. This is especially true with Firefox.Beagle root passwordDid your Kiwi not have a Beagle/Linux root password set and now it's asking for one?Recent security changes have automatically applied a password to any root or debian account passwords that were blank/unset. The password is either the Kiwi admin password, if one was set,or the Kiwi serial number written on the top of the circuit board in the white box (also availableon the admin interface "network" tab).To find out what the password was changed to pleasesee this forum post.Security alert -- BBAI owners ONLY (Debian 9): /usr/bin/pkexec exploitThis issue ONLY effects BeagleBone-AI based Kiwis running Debian 9.Regular Kiwis running Debian 8 are not effected.Please see here for more information.Important KiwiSDR security informationIt is extraordinarily important that you verify your Kiwi has updated to software version v1.461 (or later) released on 15 July 2021to fix a security vulnerability.Please see here for more information.Are your software updates stuck on v1.462?Manual intervention is required to get your Kiwi to resume automatic updates beyond software version v1.462 Please see here for more information.KiwiSDR regional distributors:Africa
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When you develop your own package, to make it available for other users you need to create a zip file with source code, jar file, examples etc. in it. The easiest way to do this is to have an ant-script set up for this -- see for example the build.xml file for BEASTlabs on how to do this, and proceed as follows:Build the package using ant addon or just ant from the package directory.Test that the package works by installing it by hand.Upload the file yourpackage.addon.v1.2.3.zip to a place on the internet where it can be downloaded by the package manager. Note BEAST v2.6.3 and earlier cannot access the github release area -- this was the preferred way to make packages available, but due to a change in github this no longer works.A good place to store the package is as part of a github repository (like the packages repository).Make an entry in a package repository file.If your package is peer reviewed and published, and you want it to be available by default to all users, the best place to add it is in packages2.6.xml. If you do not have access already, just make a pull request with an updated package file.Note the comment at the start of the package file: NOTE: if you edit this file, DO NOT DELETE any entries. Older package versions will be available for running BEAST files so that analyses can be replicated with the package versions used in the original analysis. Make sure the package file parses! It is very easy to make a mistake (missing end tag, or typo in XML elements), so before committing any changes you can sanity check the file for instance by loading the XML in a browser. An even better test is to add the local file on your computer to your list of package repositories and start the package manager (or BEAUti). Note that local file URL should be of the formfile:///tmp/packagefile.xml when the file packagefile.xml is in the /tmp/ folder on OS X or Linux and file:///c:/temp/pacakgefile.xml for the C-drive \temp\ directory on Windows.Alternatively, you can host your own package repository file, and add some instructions for users on how to add a package repository and install a file (see here for an example). Make sure the package turns up in the package manager and installs properly. Note that there may be a small delay due to the package repository file being cached.Package directory structureThe directory structure of the package directory is of this form:package_directory2.6/BEAST/lib/examples/templates/version.xml...BEASTLabs/lib/examples/templates/version.xml...bModelTest/lib/examples/templates/version.xml...where ... means more files. By default, the packagemanager will install the latest version of a package. Possibly, you want to install a package of a previous version of a package, for example because you want to be able to run an XML with exactly the version of the package used in a published analysis (use BEAST with the `-strictversions` option to make it use exactly the versions of packages specified in the XML).To install a specific version of a package, use the `-version` option to specify it for the command line version of the packagemanager. Alternatively, in the GUI version, uncheck the `Latest` checkbox in the bottom left corner of the package manager dialog. When clicking the `Install/Upgrade` button you will be asked to select a version from a drop down box. Specific versions will not be installed in the package directory as above, but in an `archive` directory, and the directory structure will look something like this:package_directory2.6/BEASTLabs/lib/examples/templates/version.xml...archive/BEASTLabs/1.9.5lib/examples/templates/version.xml...1.9.6lib/examples/templates/version.xml...The BEASTLabs version directly under the `2.6` directory will contain the latest version. Inside the archive directory version 1.9.5 and 1.9.6 of the package are installed. 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