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How to setup a two factor design in DESeq2
DESeq2 two-factorialdesign
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Answer: When to use edgeR or limma by Gordon Smyth 53k
The short answer is that we generally prefer edgeR for applications with lots of small counts and limma for complex designs with random eff…
Comment: limpa-blank normalization and Spectronaut's PTM stoichiometry by Gordon Smyth 53k
I updated the above answer today.
Answer: When to use edgeR or limma by James W. MacDonald 68k
I would use edgeR's quasi-likelihood model for any analysis with a smaller number of observations (like 3 vs 3 or similar), but if you have…
Answer: limpa-blank normalization and Spectronaut's PTM stoichiometry by Gordon Smyth 53k
The short answer is that limpa reads standard feature-level intensities from Spectronaut or other quantifications tools. limpa is designed …
Comment: Question about the filterByExpr function inputs in edgeR by mohammedtoufiq91 ▴ 10
@gordonsmyth Noted, thank you very much.
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Answer: When to use edgeR or limma
Answer: When to use edgeR or limma
Answer: When to use edgeR or limma
Answer: When to use edgeR or limma
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