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Comment: DESeq2 - groups with biological replicates from the same patient by Oscar • 0
Yes I see that. So, to expand, if strong grouping IS seen, then the ```~condition``` approach is not appropriate, as will likely lead to po…
Comment: DESeq2 - groups with biological replicates from the same patient by Oscar • 0
This seems a very odd response to what seemed to be a very reasonable question
Comment: DESeq2 - groups with biological replicates from the same patient by Oscar • 0
I'm not using Chat GPT. I've been discussing at length this issue of having multiple samples derived from the same patients with many colle…
Comment: DESeq2 - groups with biological replicates from the same patient by Kevin Blighe 3.9k
No, it's more important to solve broader issues. >10 million children go hungry every day in the USA. Controlling for Type 1 error will not…
Comment: DESeq2 - groups with biological replicates from the same patient by Oscar • 0
I do not follow. Surely it is important to control for type I error?
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