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Hi! I'm facing the same problem. Is there any easy way to output relative abundances of higher taxonomic units (up to kingdom), similar to…
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Just plot the samples with plotMDS(). Alternatively you would use `voomLmFit()` with `sample.weights=TRUE` or `var.group=tissue`. In princ…
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The advantage to using the LRT is that it's an omnibus test that tells you if there are changes at any time point. If you have lots of time…
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