Thanks will try it and hope i an make it work
Hello All, I need to analyze certain rna seq data. In the past I have done a simple wt(n=3) vs mutant(n=3) analysis following these steps(please correct me if this is not right):
- Trimming: trimmomatic
- Quality : fastqc, picard
- alignment : Hisat2 align each replicate as is
- quatification: stringtie
- differential gene expression: use the
-Aflag in stringtie andprepDE.pypython file to build a matrix compatible with deseq2 and design would beWT,WT,WT,MT,MT,MT - gsea and functional analysis based on significant gene from deseq2
Where as now i need to perform RNAseq analysis where my design in something like this
condition/timepoints seq-lib
1 paired-end
1 paired-end
1 paired-end
2 paired-end
2 paired-end
2 paired-end
3 paired-end
3 paired-end
3 paired-end
4 paired-end
4 paired-end
4 paired-end
5 paired-end
5 paired-end
5 paired-end
6 paired-end
6 paired-end
6 paired-end
7 paired-end
7 paired-end
7 paired-end
8 paired-end
8 paired-end
8 paired-end
what steps would vary and do i need to perform for such a experimental design , do i need to merge transcripts in stringtie?
How do I go about deseq2 design I may be wrong here but is it right to say
1vs2,3,4,5,6,7,8
2vs1,3,4,5,6,7,8
so on and so forth and if yes how do i achieve this?
Many thanks
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So it will be All vs All in a pairwise manner? What I think it would be best is to load all the data into a DGE object using edgeR package, afterwards fit your data using glmFit(), and after that use the function glmLRT() to test for DE, using contrast to indicate which samples you want to compare. For example, if you wish to compare sample 2 with 4, you should make the contrast c(0,-1,0,1). I suggest reading section 2.10 of the edgeR manual :)
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Hi there!
I think you should look at the edgeR manual, they have examples similar to what you have using generalized linear model and test DE genes with a likelihood ratio test, but really is deppending on what you've got and what questions you want to answer.
Hi there,
I was hoping to see differences between each group and was wondering what would be a best way to do it.