Deleted:Salmon TPMs and tximport for novel isoforms
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karlaarz • 0
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Last seen 2.6 years ago
Italy

Hello,

I'm analysing RNA-seq data from two datasets (from healthy samples) and created a unique GTF file to identify new isoforms by using StringTie. Then I used Salmon to estimate their TPMs, but I have some questions hoping anyone can help me:

1) Besides PCR, how do I know that these putative novel transcripts are not "transcriptional noise"?

2) I used tximport to import my Salmon outputs as following:

txi <- tximport(files, type="salmon", txOut=TRUE,
                       countsFromAbundance="scaledTPM")
cts <- txi$counts
cts <- cts[rowSums(cts) > 0,]

This generates a matrix with the TPM value per sample that I used to calculate the median across all samples from the previous matrix to have a "general TPM value" just as a reference for each novel transcript. Is this approach correct?

I'm not interested in DGE nor DTU as I don't have any "condition" to compare against with as my goal is to identify novel isoforms of my gene of interest. Is there also any other feedback you can share?

Thanks!

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