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... Greetings!,
Hope everyone is doing well!
I have a question regarding duplicate ensemble ids of RNA-Seq data. I am using DESeq2 to analyze raw counts from a dataset from the GEO database. I have imported the dataset using read.table and not tximport.
From my simple understanding of rna-seq workfl ...
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... Dear Kevin,
Thank you very much for your help, I really appreciate it!
I have done what you said and got weird results with only around 250 DEGs. Just to double-check that this is not a problem with the methods I used. I have 3 questions.
The dataset(GSE114686) contains 84 samples that are normali ...
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... Greetings!
Hope everyone is doing great!
I have a question about TMM normalization(pardon me if it seems a simple question as I am still a newbie to this kind of analysis).
I want to analyze a publically available RNA-seq dataset(GSE114686). The RNA-seq data is however not raw counts but already pr ...
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... Hello everyone!
I have a question regarding the biomaRt package. I have an RNA-seq dataset where gene identifiers are gene names(I think) and I want to retrieve the ensemble id and the description of each gene. However, the results of this annotation is different than the number of the rows I want t ...
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... Thank you very much for your reply.
I think I got what you mean. However, how would you explain the discrepancies between the PCA plot I produced following ATpoint suggestion and the PCA plot produced from the original paper, knowing that they also used DESeq2 for RNA-seq analysis? I was expecting a ...
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Thank you very much for your help! I really appreciate it. I did what you said and I got a better PCA plot https://ibb.co/f4zKYDD. However, the RNA-Seq dataset I am using was already used for publication(https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211124720308676#bib11) and the PCA plot th ...
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... Hello everyone,
I’m doing differential expression analysis using DESeq2 of 6 heart cells(iPSC-CM) that were either treated with iron or not (treatment). The issue is that these 6 samples were taken from 3 different individuals and I am not interested in differences between individuals(sample), but ...
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... Thank you very much for your help! much appreciated! ...
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... Hello everyone!
I am using DESeq2 for RNA-seq of 6 samples(3 replicates per condition). I have normalized the counts and plotted them using PCA and correlation heatmap to see whether these replicates are similar before proceeding to differential gene analysis. However, I am not sure whether I shoul ...
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