Jan Strauss

Hi Hajk, Many thanks for your quick response! Unfortunately, this still doesn't seem to work for me and I get the error: ``` ... > # run orthofinder2 to infer...

Yes, I'd love this feature, too and would be very keen to get the lists of elements for intersections.

I have found a work-around using a web tool developed by the group of Yves van de Peer at the University of Ghent, Belgium allowing to print lists of elements...

> @jananiravi @acpguedes I'm not really sure how to scale this up if you have more than two "lineages" as shown in @jananiravi's example. But here is my solution for...

Hi @brennanpincardiff, Not sure if @fifdick was referring to this but I think it would be great to be able to draw multiple separate legends based on protein feature types....

Hi @eliocamp, That's certainly good enough for me. I actually used the `show.legend `argument initially only for testing and playing around with different `ggplot()` settings. Wouldn't have expected that this...

Hi @MahShaaban, I really like `pcr` but would also be very interested to apply GeNorm normalization accounting for multiple reference genes. Did you make any progress to implement this feature...

Hi @MahShaaban, Many thanks for your effort to implement different algorithms for reference gene selection! I'm currently working on my own qPCR dataset (see attached `ct_data` file with anonymized gene...

Hi @AntonPetrov, many thanks for your quick reply! I guess a good resource would be the ITS2 database that is available at http://its2.bioapps.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de/. Also I think that people from the...

@AntonPetrov, many thanks for following up! I fully understand that it's probably too difficult to implement the number of models sufficient to capture the full diversity of ITS2 secondary structures....