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Answer: TPM normalization starting with read counts
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> RPKM <- rpkm(y) > But this crashed pretty quickly, might be due to the big number of genes in a dataframe (more than 20,000 genes). `rpk…
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To expand on what's written here: deseq2 can achieve roughly constant variance $C$ across genes by setting the per-gene dispersion $\phi_j$…
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Neither edgeR nor DESeq2 output TPM directly. TPM is easy to calculate though if counts and appropriate length info is available (https://s…
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I still get the same result as above, should running BiocManager::install() do the trick?
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Yes, you would add the sequence to the reference transcriptome that is used for the gentrome construction. Simply make a separate fasta fil…
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