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Hi!
We want to classify a new type of glands by ranking genes by
expression
level using RNAseq. We don't have any good controls, so we just want
to
see a ranked list of genes.
I have used Cufflinks RPKM values, but if I want to use edgeR, is this
a valid way of doing it using featureCounts:
fc <- featureCounts(files=targets$Targets,nthreads=8,
isGTFAnnotationFile=TRUE, GTF.attrType="gene_id",
GTF.featureType="exon", useMetaFeatures=TRUE, annot.ext="genes.gtf")
x <- DGEList(counts=fc$counts, genes=fc$annotation)
expr <- calcNormFactors(x)
expr_norm <- rpkm(expr, log=FALSE,gene.length=x$genes$Length) #
Getting
gene length from FeatureCounts, using rkpm() in the edgeR package, not
Rsubread..
Then just write out this table..
Thanks!
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Hi!
I know a lot of people do the following:
1. Take a list of differentially expressed genes
2. Fetch the FASTA files for protein coding genes
3. Predict if secretory by using SignalP
My question is, does it exist a list/database of known/predicted
secretory protein coding genes from hg19?
That would be much more efficient than many people predicting the same
proteins a lot of times..
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