DeSeq2 Ribosome Profiling: multiple factor design
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@indrikwijaya-19180
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Hi all, I am planning to run differential gene expression analysis with this kind of design matrix (4 time points, 2 replicates each, 2 different assays and 2 different types):

> sample_name   time    assay   type 
> rna_0_r1  t0  rna cyto 
> rna_1_r1  t1  rna cyto
> rna_2_r1  t2  rna cyto
> rna_3_r1  t3  rna cyto 
> rna_0_r2  t0  rna cyto
> rna_1_r2  t1  rna cyto
> rna_2_r2  t2  rna cyto 
> rna_3_r2  t3  rna cyto
> rpf_0_r1  t0  rpf cyto
> rpf_1_r1  t1  rpf cyto 
> rpf_2_r1  t2  rpf cyto
> rpf_3_r1  t3  rpf cyto
> rpf_0_r2  t0  rpf cyto 
> rpf_1_r2  t1  rpf cyto
> rpf_2_r2  t2  rpf cyto
> rpf_3_r2  t3  rpf cyto 
> rna_0_r1  t0  rna crude
> rna_1_r1  t1  rna crude
> rna_2_r1  t2  rna crude 
> rna_3_r1  t3  rna crude
> rna_0_r2  t0  rna crude
> rna_1_r2  t1  rna crude 
> rna_2_r2  t2  rna crude
> rna_3_r2  t3  rna crude 
> rpf_0_r1  t0  rpf crude 
> rpf_1_r1  t1  rpf crude
> rpf_2_r1  t2  rpf crude 
> rpf_3_r1  t3  rpf crude 
> rpf_0_r2  t0  rpf crude
> rpf_1_r2  t1  rpf crude 
> rpf_2_r2  t2  rpf crude 
> rpf_3_r2  t3  rpf crude

I would like to study the effect of (rpfcrude/rpfcyto)/(rnacrude/rnacyto) at every time point. How should I write the formula for this problem? Is it time + assay + type + assay:time + assay:type + type:assay?

Thank you

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@mikelove
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I have some example code here:

https://support.bioconductor.org/p/61509/

[edit: asking further about how time should be incorporated)

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A question about how you want to incorporate time: do you want to compare time points to t0? Or do you want to compare that ratio within each time point alone?

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Hi Mike,

Thanks for the reply, I want to compare both ie to t0 and ratio within each time point alone.

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I think you want a design of ~time + assay + cond + cond:assay + time:assay + time:cond + time:cond:assay.

If you arrange the colData such that the times are grouped together, it's clearer that the above design gives you a simple 2x2 interaction model for time=0, and then the other time points also have 2x2 interactions but comparing to time=0.

On the other hand, to get simple 2x2 for each time point, where the time points are not compared to time=0, you can use ~time + time:assay + time:cond + time:cond:assay.

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Hi Mike,

Thank for the help! I'm sorry if I want to clarify other things. I ran the it with design ~ time + assay + cond + cond:assay + time:assay + time:cond + time:cond:assay as you suggested. I changed 'cyto' to 'a' and 'crude' to 'b' for simplicity. This is the resultsNames that I get

"Intercept" "time _t1 _vs _t0" "time _t2 _vs _t0"

[4] "time _t3 _vs _t0" "assay _rpf _vs _rna" "cond _b _vs _a"

[7] "assayrpf.typeb" "timet1.assayrpf" "timet2.assayrpf"

[10] "timet3.assayrpf" "timet1.condb" "timet2.condb"

[13] "timet3.condb" "timet1.assayrpf.condb" "timet2.assayrpf.condb"

[16] "timet3.assayrpf.condb"

  1. Does "time _t1 _vs _t0" mean looking at "RNA _a time1" vs "RNA _a time0" ?

  2. Does "timet1.assayrpf" mean looking at "RPF _a time1/RNA _a time1" vs "RPF _a time0/RNA _a time0" (or equivalently, "RPF _a time1/RPF _a time0" vs "RNA _a time1/RNA _a time0")?

  3. Does "timet1.condb" mean looking at "RNA _b time1/RNA _b time0" vs "RNA _a time1/RNA _a time0" ?

  4. Does "timet1.assayrpf.condb" mean looking at "RPF _b time1/RPF _a time1" vs "RNA _b time1/RNA _a time1" with all terms compared to time0?

Thank so much for the help!

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For the interpretation of the coefficients, I’d recommend working with a statistician. If you take a look at the design matrix itself (plugging in to model.matrix for example), you can get an idea how the coefficients are used to explain various differences across samples.

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Hi, Mike,

Okay, will do! Thanks so much for the help :)

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