hisat2 analysis and cuffdiff
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With two BAM files you can't accurately assess differential expression with any tool.
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Devon Ryan
I don't know of anyone that has a high opinion of cuffdiff, but yes you could then use it.
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Devon Ryan
You can, but it will be meaningless. Tell us more about experimental design of your study, we can't help you if you don't provide specific details.
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You haven't learned a lot from previous threads, have you?
Actually the aim of experiment is to find differentially expressed genes between a drug treated and a non-treated cell line sample. Two BAM file were produced; one for each sample using HISAT2, now I want to see the differentially expressed genes.
That study wasn't designed in a way that an answer could be obtained. A sensible design would have been to use multiple passages or at least multiple plates of the same cell line. Otherwise you don't know if differences are just due to things like plate confluence or treatment.
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