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Comment: CPM or TPM in GSEA analysis
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Simply making a comment `incorrect` do not make your statement valid. Give enough proofs to stand with your comment.
`How do TPM deals wit…
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Every bacterial species will likely have one strain that is used more often. e.g. Escherichia coli str. K-12 substr. MG1655 and others that…
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I think the idea is to pull "the representative" genome. Other than maybe PAO1 for pseudomonas, I can't think of "the" representative strai…
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That having said, MAGeCK MLE (which FLUTE runs) calcualtes a "representative" β value for each gene as an aggregate of all shRNA/sgRNAs per…
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Look, some general forum etiquette:
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There are [15507 assemblies that represent][2] 236000 prokaryotic RefSeq genome collection as of early 2022. A larger [**collection includ…
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Light purple means unchanged in treatment samples and decreased in control samples. Dark purple means unchanged in treatment samples and in…
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No i just need it for part of my manuscript.
The Challenge is about some additional genes in meta-analysis that were not common in all t…
Comment: CPM or TPM in GSEA analysis
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This is **incorrect** since GSEA uses the gene expression **ranks** so you should use the normalized counts (e.g. TPM).
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That file is giving you the abundance estimates on a per-sample (per-input-bam-file) basis. "Mean abundance" describes mean of those values…
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Yes. You could do this on the fly.
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So I need to convert the CRAM files to FASTQ files in order to get that information?
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Thanks! the problem is solved:
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If you are asking whether the ROC calculation will work with correlation values instead of `[0, 1]`, the answer is yes. I don't know whethe…
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