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ab1 sangerseqR

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ab1 sequence sangerseqR

updated 10.2 years ago by aaron.l.statham ▴ 10 • written 10.2 years ago by anuragm • 0

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> How does it handle reads that map to a gene that is located in a region that also has another gene but on the alternate strand? Overlapp…

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This does not look like normalized counts but raw counts. Consider using `counts(dds, normalized = TRUE)` or the output of `normTransform()…

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Dear Ingrid, thank you for asking. Can you provide the input count matrix (you can "pseudonymize" the biological conditions and the gene n…

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