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... I would get the fasta file of the human transcripts and map it against it. You can get the RefSeq annotation from [here][1].
Then you can build an index with your favorite aligner and align against it.
Other option would be to extract the genes from a gtf annotation and use ```bedtools getfasta `` ...
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C: Interpretation of PCA plot
... Look at other PCs. In this plot you are representing PC1 and PC2. You could instead represent PCs 3,4, etc.
It looks that the day the different samples were processed is not affecting your analysis. However, I would do the same plot with cell type instead to be entirely sure. ...
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C: Interpretation of PCA plot
... What you see here in the PCA plot is how similar (or different) your samples are.
You should question yourself whether your samples are clustered by batch or by biological semblance. If the clustering you see has sense biologically, then you can proceed with the analysis, otherwise you should do a ...
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C: No coverage in macs2 peak summit!
... Inconsistent annotations? Are both the same release, same source? ...
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C: Principle component analysis
... You can set the cutoff you like, `0.8` was just a random number I used for the example. The cutoff you are applying is arbitrary so you decide which is the threshold you want to use. ...
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C: Principle component ananlysis
... you can slice featureCos2 or featureContrib as a regular dataframe. Example:
`df[df$X>0.8,]`
In the example above, you are selecting the rows of `df` that have a value greater than 0.8 in the column X.
Also try to format your question, using the `code` typography. Try to have each line of c ...
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... My samples cluster totally independent long and short fraction in a PCA, that's why I was wondering whether I have a situation as the one mentioned in the vignette... See the plot [here][1]
[1]: https://ibb.co/K5ZRqQR ...
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... Hi all! I am writing to you because I need help/advice on a DESEq2 analysis that I'm performing.
I have 4 different knockdowns (A,B,C,D) and 2 different chromatin fractions (short, long). I want to compare results within each chromatin fraction, let's say A is my mock KD, so B,C,D vs A in long fr ...
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C: can't install cummeRbund
... See [this][1] post. Then you can try to reinstall the problematic packages.
[1]: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1254106/updating-r-3-5-3-to-r-4-0-2-on-ubuntu-18-04 ...
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C: can't install cummeRbund
... `ERROR: configuration failed for package ‘XML’`
Seems that this package couldn't be installed. Try to install it and to pay attention to the error log. You will probably be missing some ubuntu libraries. When you detect the missing library, then google the name and see how to install it (almost su ...
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