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Leslie Cope
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On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 bioconductor-r
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> 1. implementation of an add-on package (Stephen Moore)
> 2. RNA degradation plot (Bill Kenworthy)
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> 4. Affy digestion plots (Oliver Hartmann)
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> Using the affy library, I did an RNA degradation plot for 5 mu74Av2
> mouse chips and it generated the figures below. I do not have
anything
> to measure this against - if someone has some figures on what
"degraded"
> RNA looks like (and/or some thresholds), and a representative plot I
> would be appreciative.
>
> slope -0.0201 -0.236 -0.228 -0.0884 -0.209
> pvalue 0.858 0.0517 0.0751 0.44 0.115
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> Thanks
> BillK
I used mainly HGU95a chips in developing the method. for that
chiptype,
232 very high quality chips had slopes between .05 and .3 Comparison
of
other hgu95a chips to
the 3'/5' housekeeping ratios suggest that slopes close to 1 (.75 to
1.05)
are
borderline, whereas slopes larger than 1.1 seem to indicate very bad
quality rna. slope does not appear to be a linear measure of RNA
quality.
This is based on small sample though and does
not yet
consititute a rule. We hope to have large sample validation coming
soon.
I
would say that your mouse chips here look great.
The one large hgu133 experiment I looked at had slopes much higher
than 1,
although
3'/5' ratios were all good. I don't know what to say about that
chipset
yet. chips a and b were similar though.
Leslie Cope
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