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... An alternative would be to get the normalized expression values of each group. This way you can do a lot more in terms of analysis with the datasets, in addition to determining the DEGs.
At the end of your program, see how the below code may help you :
vfit <- lmFit(v, design)
efit &l ...
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... I’ve been in this field for more than 5 years and have learned a lot but always feel like I’m just starting the journey - maybe because I’ll always be a student. In my humble opinion Biostars IS the ideal place because peoples’ experiences are so broad - this way, I not only learn, but also teach! ...
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... This might be found in reference books; like acetone is a very very strong solvent. ...
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... Water is polar, and Chloroform and methanol are non-polar. ...
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... Try: `result <- merge(t1, t2, by.x = "geneID", by.y = "respectivegenename", all = TRUE)`
The native gene IDs may be listed after the "respectivegenenames".
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C: Error while using EdgeR
... Do you have NAs or Infs in your matrix? How did you normalize your data? ...
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... I’m not sure of any method to do that. I do find genes that are not assigned, or curated, to pathways are mostly oxidation-reduction related genes. You could search NCBI or Uniprot to see if there is any curation outside of KEGG. Alternatively, a gene enrichment analysis might be helpful, but again ...
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... The input to waterfall consists of a data frame derived from either a .maf (version 2.4) file or a file in MGI annotation format (obtained from The Genome Modeling System) specified via the fileType parameter.
https://bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/vignettes/GenVisR/inst/doc/GenVisR_int ...
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... That’s a good place to start. Doing this will help to know which parts of the model you can possibly drop or new terms to include in a new and different model. ...
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A: boxplot in edgeR
... Try mean-centering your data with the log scale transformation. ...
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