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Hello all, I've read Limma user's guide completely but I'm still unsure about the way I am making my design matrix. I have two groups (pre and post) for each subject. Two treatments (treatment and placebo) and sex. I want to find out if there are any differentially expressed genes between post-treatment and pre-treatment. The targets looks like this:
Sample_Name Sample_Group Sample_Source Treatment Sex
003 post A01 Placebo M
21v7 pre B01 Rapamycin M
42v1 pre C01 Rapamycin M
030v7 pre F01 Rapamycin F
46v1 pre G01 Rapamycin M
14v7 pre H01 Placebo M
003 pre A01 Placebo M
42v4 post C01 Rapamycin M
030v9 post F01 Rapamycin F
46v4 post G01 Rapamycin M
14v9 post H01 Placebo M
I know that Sample_Group is my within-individual factor and Treatment is between-individual factor, but still do not get answers. Here is my code. I would really appreciate if anyone can help me. I am so confused.
groups <- factor($targets$Sample_Group) ## pre & post
treatment <- factor(targets$Treatment) ## Rapamycin & placebo
individual <- factor(targets$Sample_Source)
gender <- factor(targets$Sex)
design1 <- model.matrix(~0+groups*treatment, data=targets)
dupfit <- duplicateCorrelation(eset, design1,
block=targets$Sample_Source)
fit <- lmFit(eset, design1,correlation=dupfit$consensus, block=individual)
fit2 <- eBayes(fit)
Thanks a lot.
Shiva.
You have a
pre
entry for subject B01 but nopost
for the same subject. Please confirm that is correct.What you mean when you say you don't "get answers"? How did you try to extract results from the analysis and how did they differ from what you were expecting?