DESeq2: Model matrix problem with 30 samples
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dagurim • 0
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Hello
I'm currently doing 30 samples of RNAseq anaylsis with DESeq, but now I have problem with model matrix again.
I posted my sample colData below.

donor disease batch donor.n
A Control B1 1
A Control B2 1
A Control B3 1
B Control B1 2
B Control B2 2
B Control B3 2
C Control B1 3
C Control B2 3
C Control B3 3
D Control B1 4
D Control B2 4
D Control B3 4
E muta B1 1
E muta B2 1
E muta B3 1
F muta B1 2
F muta B2 2
F muta B3 2
G muta B1 3
G muta B2 3
G muta B3 3
H mutb B1 1
H mutb B2 1
H mutb B3 1
I mutb B1 2
I mutb B2 2
I mutb B3 2
J mutb B1 3
J mutb B2 3
J mutb B3 3

I want to find disease samples' transcriptomic change without batch variation or donor variation, so I added donor.n to distinguish donor's effect.
Problem was that I had 4 donors samples in control group so I have to remove levels without samples as vignettes of DESeq says.
I tried with this code to make matrix model just like vignettes says.

m1<-model.matrix(~ disease+ disease:donor.n+ disease:batch, samples)
colnames(m1)
unname(m1)
all.zero <- apply(m1, 2, function(x) all(x==0))
all.zero
idx <- which(all.zero)
m1 <- m1[,-idx]
unname(m1)

It worked with DESeqDataSetFromTximport(txi, colData = samples, design = m1)
but when I tired to make the results, I couldn't find disease_muta_vs_Control nor disease_mutb_vs_Control in resultNames().
This is the results of the resultsNames()

resultsNames(dds)
 [1] "Intercept"                "diseasemuta"           "diseaseControl"         "diseasemutb.donor.n2"    
 [5] "diseasemuta.donor.n2"   "diseaseControl.donor.n2" "diseasemutb.donor.n3"     "diseasemuta.donor.n3"  
 [9] "diseaseControl.donor.n3" "conditionControl.donor.n4" "diseasemutb.batchB2"     "diseasemuta.batchB2"  
[13] "diseaseControl.batchB2" "diseasemutb.batchB3"     "diseasemuta.batchB3"   "diseaseControl.batchB3"



I can make results with res <- results(dds, contrast=list("diseasemuta","diseaseControl")) to get muta versus Control but I cannot compare mutb versus Control.
Can anyone explain what I missed and how to make model matix of this situation?
Always thanks to everyone's kind response.

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@mikelove
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You'll need to set Control to the reference level of disease, then you will have diseasemutb in the names of the model matrix, which is the disease_mutb_vs_Control term (DESeq2 when you provide design as a formula renames these coefficients to make them more human readable than model.matrix, but these are the same terms).

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Thanks for the kind response.

Q1. Though, I did relevel already.
dds$disease<- relevel(dds$disease, ref = "Control")

and results was Error in relevel.default(dds$disease, ref = "Control") : 'relevel' only for (unordered) factors
which means I set Control as reference level already.
Therefore, I can not get diseasemutb..

Q2. Moreover I got
54 rows did not converge in beta, labelled in mcols(object)$betaConv. Use larger maxit argument with nbinomWaldTest
erroers so I did
dds <- nbinomWaldTest(dds, maxit = 1000),
but it end up with the error Error in terms.formula(design(object)) : argument is not a valid model
I dont know what to do at this point...

Q3. I wanted to perform likelihood ratio test, so did
dds_lrt <- DESeq(dds, test="LRT", reduced = ~ disease:donor.n + disease:batch)
as you expected it shows the error
Error in DESeq(dds, test = "LRT", reduced = ~ disease:donor.n + disease:batch) : if one of 'full' and 'reduced' is a matrix, the other must be also a matrix
I know I am quiet bad at model.matrix, but can you explain what model should be used to reduce the donor and batch effect in this LRT codes?

I dont have any colleague who is familliar with DESeq2 or RNA seq to ask, so always thanks to any advice.
Thanks to your fabulous codes, packages and Ideas too.

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Make sure that you are defining disease as an un-ordered factor.

"can you explain what model should be used to reduce the donor and batch effect in this LRT codes"

Unfortunately, I don't have time to provide this level of statistical advice on the support site but I have to limit myself to DESeq2 software related issues. I'd recommend collaborating with someone who can help design your full and reduced models.

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Ahh now I see what I did wrong...
Thank you so much and sorry for wasting your time.
I think it is time to study full and reduced models.

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