Data & Analytics for Claude Code

KEGG pathway and module enrichment analysis using clusterProfiler enrichKEGG and enrichMKEGG. Use when identifying metabolic and signaling pathways over-represented in a gene list. Supports 4000+ organisms via KEGG online database.

Reactome pathway enrichment using ReactomePA package. Use when analyzing gene lists against Reactome's curated peer-reviewed pathway database. Performs over-representation analysis and GSEA with visualization and pathway hierarchy exploration.

WikiPathways enrichment using clusterProfiler and rWikiPathways. Use when analyzing gene lists against community-curated open-source pathways. Performs over-representation analysis and GSEA for 30+ species.

Perform geometric calculations on protein structures using Biopython Bio.PDB. Use when measuring distances, angles, and dihedrals, superimposing structures, calculating RMSD, or computing solvent accessible surface area (SASA).

Navigate protein structure hierarchy using Biopython Bio.PDB SMCRA model. Use when accessing models, chains, residues, and atoms, iterating over structure levels, or extracting sequences from PDB files.

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Load and parse mass spectrometry data formats including mzML, mzXML, and quantification tool outputs like MaxQuant proteinGroups.txt. Use when starting a proteomics analysis with raw or processed MS data. Handles contaminant filtering and missing value assessment.

Data-independent acquisition (DIA) proteomics analysis with DIA-NN and other tools. Use when analyzing DIA mass spectrometry data with library-free or library-based workflows for deep proteome profiling.

Statistical testing for differentially abundant proteins between conditions. Covers limma and MSstats workflows with multiple testing correction. Use when identifying proteins with significant abundance changes between experimental groups.

Peptide-spectrum matching and protein identification from MS/MS data. Use when identifying peptides from tandem mass spectra. Covers database searching, spectral library matching, and FDR estimation using target-decoy approaches.

Protein grouping and inference from peptide identifications. Use when resolving protein ambiguity from shared peptides. Handles protein groups and protein-level FDR control using parsimony and probabilistic approaches.

Quality control and assessment for proteomics data. Use when evaluating proteomics data quality before downstream analysis. Covers sample metrics, missing value patterns, replicate correlation, batch effects, and intensity distributions.

Post-translational modification analysis including phosphorylation, acetylation, and ubiquitination. Covers site localization, motif analysis, and quantitative PTM analysis. Use when analyzing phosphoproteomic data or other modification-enriched samples.

Protein quantification from mass spectrometry data including label-free (LFQ, intensity-based), isobaric labeling (TMT, iTRAQ), and metabolic labeling (SILAC) approaches. Use when extracting protein abundances from MS data for differential analysis.

Build, manage, and search spectral libraries for proteomics. Use when creating or working with spectral libraries for DIA analysis. Covers DDA-based library generation, predicted libraries (Prosit, DeepLC), and library formats.

Enumerates chemical libraries through reaction SMARTS transformations using RDKit. Generates virtual compound libraries from building blocks using defined chemical reactions with product validation. Use when creating combinatorial libraries or enumerating products from synthetic routes.

Remove sequencing adapters from FASTQ files using Cutadapt and Trimmomatic. Supports single-end and paired-end reads, Illumina TruSeq, Nextera, and custom adapter sequences. Use when FastQC shows adapter contamination or before alignment of short reads.

Extract, process, and deduplicate reads using Unique Molecular Identifiers (UMIs) with umi_tools. Use when library prep includes UMIs and accurate molecule counting is needed, such as in single-cell RNA-seq, low-input RNA-seq, or targeted sequencing to distinguish PCR from biological duplicates.

Read biological sequence files (FASTA, FASTQ, GenBank, EMBL, ABI, SFF) using Biopython Bio.SeqIO. Use when parsing sequence files, iterating multi-sequence files, random access to large files, or high-performance parsing.

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Detect and quantify translated ORFs from Ribo-seq data including uORFs and novel ORFs using RiboCode and ORFquant. Use when identifying translated regions beyond annotated coding sequences or quantifying ORF-level translation.

Preprocess ribosome profiling data including adapter trimming, size selection, rRNA removal, and alignment. Use when preparing Ribo-seq reads for downstream analysis of translation.

Validate Ribo-seq data quality by checking 3-nucleotide periodicity and calculating P-site offsets. Use when assessing library quality or determining read offsets for downstream analysis.

Detect ribosome pausing and stalling sites from Ribo-seq data at codon resolution. Use when studying translational regulation, identifying pause sites, or analyzing codon-specific translation dynamics.

Calculate translation efficiency (TE) as the ratio of ribosome occupancy to mRNA abundance. Use when comparing translational regulation between conditions or identifying genes with altered translation independent of transcription.

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RNA-seq specific quality control including rRNA contamination detection, strandedness verification, gene body coverage, and transcript integrity metrics. Use when validating RNA-seq libraries before differential expression analysis.

Creates sashimi plots showing RNA-seq read coverage and splice junction counts using ggsashimi or rmats2sashimiplot. Visualizes differential splicing events with grouped samples and junction read support. Use when visualizing specific splicing events or validating differential splicing results.

Calculate sequence statistics (N50, length distribution, GC content, summary reports) using Biopython. Use when analyzing sequence datasets, generating QC reports, or comparing assemblies.

Performs molecular similarity searches using Tanimoto coefficient on fingerprints via RDKit. Finds structurally similar compounds using ECFP or MACCS keys and clusters molecules by structural similarity using Butina clustering. Use when finding analogs of a query compound or clustering chemical libraries.

Integrate multiple scRNA-seq samples/batches using Harmony, scVI, Seurat anchors, and fastMNN. Remove technical variation while preserving biological differences. Use when integrating multiple scRNA-seq batches or datasets.

Automated cell type annotation using reference-based methods including CellTypist, scPred, SingleR, and Azimuth for consistent, reproducible cell labeling. Use when automatically annotating cell types using reference datasets.