Thanks a lot for your suggestion.From cufflink I got 1 gtf file for disease sample and 1 gtf file for normal sample. So I should run cuffdiff separately isnt? In cuffdiff, there is a parameter to set for condition 1 and condition 2? What should be the input for condition 1 and condition 2?
Dear All,
I am working on Illumina RNA-seq. I want to see the Gene Expression on both disease and normal sample. I have got TopHat and Cufflink results. I am trying to do cuffcompare and want to know how to prepare the input data for cuffcompare? I got one GTF file and 2 tabular files from cufflinks. Is it required to merge both disease and normal samples in a single tabular sheets as input for cuffcompare. it would be a great help if any one could give me an insight.
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Anuraj, anuraj@eminentbio.com
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You don't need to merge anything for cuffcompare (just cuffdiff). Just use the GTF file produced for each of your samples, such as cuffcompare sample1.gtf sample2.gtf sample3.gtf.
Please read the cuffdiff documentation. They're rather clear on how this should work. Also, with just 1 control and 1 diseased sample, the output will be near-useless regardless of the tool.
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