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biomaRt not working - lazy table error
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cn.MOPS - reporting log normalized read counts as table
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extract RLE normalized table
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Comment: Joining different datasets and analyzing using the group-specific condition effe
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James W. MacDonald
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There is an example of how you can do this in the [DESeq vignette][1]. An alternative would be to fit a linear mixed model using the `vari…
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@mikelove Could I please ask if a similar method would work my set of samples? I have 255 samples which have been generated from 76 subject…
Comment: Clarification on counting in Rsubread (featureCounts)
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Luca
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Thanks to both of you for your helpful suggestions. The counting was already strand-specific at both the exon and gene levels. I resolved …
Comment: Clarification on counting in Rsubread (featureCounts)
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Gordon Smyth
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Have you told featureCounts to do strand-specific counting? As pointed out by Frances Turner, you can lose reads if they overlap the gene …
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Frances Turner
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You should look at the summary files produced by feature counts. This gives a breakdown of what happened to reads that were not assigned. Y…
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C: ControlGenes/ housekeeping genes Deseq2
Answer: Clarification on counting in Rsubread (featureCounts)
C: RNA-Seq analysis with Limma/edgeR, time course experiment, aberrant results
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