OMIQ Data Extraction Tutorial
How to extract data from OMIQ
May 12, 2024
Workflow
Perform your classic OMIQ workflow.
Scaling -> Gating -> Subsampling -> Dimensionality reduction -> Clustering
Export Abundance
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Samples of interest selection
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Select all the fcs for which you want statistics
Exporting an abundance table
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Bypass the « Count Ratio » and « Metadata » panel and go to « Configuration » panel
Keep these settings and you’re now ready to export the data table
Example of an abundance table
The final table will be as follows
raw_D1.fcs |
226 |
139 |
729 |
360 |
613 |
1083 |
319 |
610 |
368 |
553 |
raw_D2.fcs |
245 |
175 |
741 |
350 |
594 |
1025 |
330 |
628 |
378 |
534 |
raw_D3.fcs |
227 |
164 |
709 |
369 |
605 |
972 |
354 |
708 |
377 |
515 |
raw_P1.fcs |
594 |
497 |
325 |
583 |
364 |
617 |
533 |
360 |
905 |
222 |
raw_P2.fcs |
684 |
494 |
285 |
551 |
345 |
629 |
542 |
360 |
893 |
217 |
raw_P3.fcs |
632 |
461 |
320 |
574 |
339 |
619 |
543 |
385 |
900 |
227 |
Export MFI
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The first step is similar to abundance extraction
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Selection of samples of interest
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Select all the fcs for which you wish to obtain statistics.
Export of MFI database
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Bypass the « Counts », « Count Ratio » and « Metadata » panel and go to « Configuration » panel
- Set Layout Selection to Database
- Select raw or scaled MFI (asinh)
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Example MFI table
The final table will be as follows
raw_D1.fcs |
2.7100 |
median |
MC01 |
146 |
CD64-146 |
raw_D1.fcs |
2.5300 |
median |
MC02 |
146 |
CD64-146 |
raw_D1.fcs |
0.0341 |
median |
MC03 |
146 |
CD64-146 |
raw_D1.fcs |
2.5700 |
median |
MC04 |
146 |
CD64-146 |
raw_D1.fcs |
0.0813 |
median |
MC05 |
146 |
CD64-146 |
raw_D1.fcs |
0.7820 |
median |
MC06 |
146 |
CD64-146 |
Samples of interest selection
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Select all the fcs for which you want statistics