How to compare rRNA-depleted and polyA enriched RNAseq datasets ?
Hello Everyone,
I'm interested in comparing two RNAseq datasets from breast normal & tumor tissue. The problem is that one of them generated with rRNA depletion, while the other was generated through polyA-enrichment.
Would anyone know an appropriate way to compare/integrate these two types of data sets ?
Thanks in advance for the help.
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-M,
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Normal and tumor are perfectly confounded with rRNA depletion and poly-A selection, so you can't untangle the effects you are interested (tumor vs normal tissue) from the ones you are not interested (rRNA depletion vs poly-A enrichment).