Hypothesis testing of multiple genes for multiple samples
If I have an x number of genes for n number of samples with values representing gene expression values for cancer. And I have the same data for a healthy individual and I want to check if the change is significant! How do I put it in hypothesis terms? Also, what’s a fold change? And can it be of use in this example?
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This sounds like a homework question.
well I am only asking how would you approach such problem, so it's more of a guiding advice.