Does MetDiff support paired-end reads input?
Hi all,
Does anyone have idea when using MeTDiff to compare m6A abundance between samples? Seems in paper MeTDiff only support single-read input, but MeTPeaks support paired-end input. So I want to compare m6A abundance between samples which sequenced by paired-end reads, how to do that.
Thanks, Cam
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