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Where to find open access microbiome data for case-control comparative study?
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Tutorial for RNA-Seq Data Analysis
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New to mass spec data analysis
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Answer: Analyzing TnSeq data with DESeq2 by cold.wolverine.arku • 0
That's a great use case of DESeq2! Even though it's not specifically tailored for TnSeq data, your approach to normalize and run explorator…
Comment: RNA Seq using Lrt by Rob • 0
So if I have understood what you have said : If i want to see if Day (time) has an effect / is being tested - then the reduced model should…
Comment: How to convert transcript counts to gene counts in R? by ben • 0
Simply summing transcripts by gene is sufficient for use with DESeq2. [sprunki clicker][1] [1]: https://sprunkiclicker.com/
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Answer: ROAST for small sets by Gordon Smyth 52k
The p-values from `mroast` will be the same (up to sampling variability associated with random rotations) regardless of whether you test al…
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Answer: ROAST for small sets
Answer: ROAST for small sets
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