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... For the question "how does `macs2` generate the `b3tTime0_control_lambda.bdg`", I found the answer here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/macs-announcement/9N-sMFc8784/SxlSU8joSkwJ.
In brief, MACS2 estimates control lambda from the ChIP sample itself when the control sample is absent. ...
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... Now the`'possible_controls'` has been changed to `'Controlled by'`. ...
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... Got it. Thanks Santosh! ...
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... What if I only have FPKM values? Could I take log of them and remove low expressed genes (to make the distribution approximate to normal)? ...
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... Thanks Santosh! Would DESeq2 accept FPKM values as input? Or only raw read count? ...
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... Hi all!
I'm going to detect differentially expressed genes with RNA-seq data got from some "GFP positive cells" and "GFP negative cells". However, the cDNA are sequenced with two different methods, one as "normal" RNA-seq, and the other is low-input RNA-seq (only requires a small amount of starting ...
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... Hi all!
I got several ATAC-seq and ChIP-seq samples, but unfortunately, some of them are with low sequencing depth after I trimmed the reads with mapping quality, duplicates, and mitochondrial DNA and keep proper paired (it's paired end reads). Only a few peaks can be called for them and it's hard ...
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... Got it. Thanks very much for your help Devon! ...
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... Got it. So I will also just throw them away.
In case you also have secondary alignments from multiple mapping(e.g. due to repeat sequences), should them also be discarded for ChIP-seq analysis? I'm also curious why I didn't get any of secondary alignments. ...
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... Thanks Devon!
I agree as just checked that this is a repeat "ACACACATATACACAGTGCTAAGTTCATTGT" around chr6:144444722 on mm10, which causes the multiple alignments for the reads.
Oh I also have a lot of cases with supplementary alignments mapped elsewhere, with sequence overlaps but not genome coor ...
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