How to Analyze Your Own Plasma Proteomics Data in R
A working pipeline for taking Olink, SomaScan, or DIA-NN output into R: QC, missingness, normalization, and longitudinal within-person modeling of a single individual's plasma proteome.
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A working pipeline for taking Olink, SomaScan, or DIA-NN output into R: QC, missingness, normalization, and longitudinal within-person modeling of a single individual's plasma proteome.
A practical comparison of DNA methylation tests: which array, which clocks, how to get the raw IDATs, and how to process them yourself with sesame and dnaMethyAge. Plus the noise sources that make a single epigenetic age number close to meaningless.
There is no single 'Huberman blood test.' Here is the panel that gets discussed on the podcast, which markers carry real signal, and how to get the data in a form you can analyze yourself.