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deleted_user
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Thank you for the potential help.

I have a very long list of genes that I would like to run an ANOVA on. I am running a blocked ANOVA using the GLM command.

That was the was the easy part.
proc glm data=SamP.Expression;
by gene;
class block conc;
model exp= block conc;
run;

I can look through this list, and find the p-value for each gene to see if it is changed due to treatment conditions (conc). Is it possible to make a list of each gene and this p-value?

Thank you again, let me know if there is anything I can do.
Dez
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Doc_Duke
Rhodochrosite | Level 12
Check out the ODS tables for GLM. I think the are the tool you need.
deleted_user
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I looked into it, easier said then done for me I guess. Seems like everything I do ends with some sort of error.

Dez
Paige
Quartz | Level 8
So post your saslogs so we can see what the errors look like.

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