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Stochastic modelling and differential expression analysis

First of all, consider that I am nothing but a famous musician so you'll pardon my incorrect jargon from time to time. it seems that the stochastic modelling could be useful when the one is interested in addressing the reasons why a specific cell line in the same conditions provide a different "Behaviour", isn't it? Why a colleague of mine suggested me, the other day, to broach one day the stochastic modelling as a logical consequence of my RNA-seq analysis?

Thanks,

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Your question needs clarification. What's your data and what do you want to model with it ?

So I need to address biological questions regarding a specific molecule very important in immunity. My objective is to use a bioinfomatics approach to study all the pathways linked to this molecule.

What kind of information can this approach may add , generally speaking? It's not easy for me to understand from the articles on the net.

Which approach ? On which data ? Stochastic modelling is a very broad term, it can cover any method that uses a probabilistic approach.

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