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RIP-Seq data analysis

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I have performed a RIP-Seq experiment, that is RNA Immunoprecipitation followed by RNA sequencing. Does anyone know of an established pipeline or tool as to how to analyse this data?

Thank You. FlyGuy

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updated by GiV17 • GiV17 • written by flyguymail22 • flyguymail22

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Tried or searched for anything yet, e.g. via the search function?

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written by ATpoint ATpoint

I've got the RIP-seq analysis outputs. We used an isotype control antibody VS antibody against an RBP to pull down corresponding RNAs!

I did the following pipeline: Hisat2 (mapping the reads after QC) -> htseq-count (getting read counts) -> DESeq2 (getting enriched RNAs in test VS isotype control) -> volcano plot shows up-regulated and down-regulated genes in the test sample.

Logically, I should have seen just enriched RNAs (up-regulated genes), but surprisingly there are some RNAs down-regulated in the test sample (or up-regulated in the isotype control sample)!!!!! How can we explain and interpret this???? it seems some genes are pull down in isotype control sample as well. Are these background? Is my computational pipeline right?

BTW, it's worth to mention that all enriched RNA (called up-regulated genes in DESeq2 pipeline) are significantly relevant and meaningful to my experiment. However, I am not sure how much confident I can be on this output? And how should I explain down-regulated RNAs? because normally we just expect enriched RNAs in RIP-seq experiment.

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written by Raheleh Raheleh

Sorry, but this approach is used to RNA-Seq. For ripseq what would be the correct pipeline to follow?

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written by GiV17 • GiV17

Is there any public data can be used as example dataset to develop RIP-seq analysis pipeline?

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written by Shicheng Guo Shicheng Guo

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You can use RIPSeeker package from Bioconductor, or you could perform a "differential enrichment" analysis with edgeR / DESeq2 packages.

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written by Konstantinos Yeles Konstantinos Yeles

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