Cogena framework for RNA-seq / minimum sample size
Dear Zhilong Jia,
I am wondering if Cogena framework is a statistically appropriate method for co-expressed gene set enrichment analysis of RNA-seq dataset, considering that input dataset (gene counts) is appropriately normalized? What is the minimum samples number that can be used? Would 3KOs vs 3WTs be sufficient?
Thank you.
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