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RNAseq lfcShrinkage DESeq2

updated 3.2 years ago by ATpoint ★ 4.9k • written 3.2 years ago by m.lorgen.06 • 0

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Ashr LFCShrinkage IHW DESeq2

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lfcshrinkage DESeq2

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Comment: 3-factor DESeq2 trime-series analysis by swbarnes2 ★ 1.4k

What does your PCA look like? A lot of times, I find that different cell lines are so different from each other, that they should not be d…

Answer: Can I set the normalizationFactors of DEseq2 object as 1 after using RUVg? by yongjie.wang • 0

Thanks for your reply. " normFactors <- exp(-1 * offst(set2)) normFactors <- normFactors / exp(rowMeans(log(normFactors))) normalizat…

Answer: Can I set the normalizationFactors of DEseq2 object as 1 after using RUVg? by Michael Love 43k

I'm not familiar with this usage, or code here ``` normFactors <- exp(-1 * offst(set2)) ``` In the RNA-seq gene-level workflow, we …

Answer: Which of apeglm and ashr may be more appropriate for pseudobulked DESeq2 analysi by Michael Love 43k

> apeglm appears much more aggressive in shrinkage, pushing many genes toward logFC = 0 > ashr maintains a gradient of shrinkage val…

Comment: voomLmFit fitted log-CPM values by Gordon Smyth 53k

The fitted values are on the log2CPM scale. I would have told you if they were not! I think you may be getting confused by the differences…

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