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  • Galleg
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2016
    • 3

    #1

    MeDip-seq: reads have a huge strand bias

    Hi everybody,
    I have a question regarding my MeDip-seq data (single end, Illumina, meC and hmeC AB from Diagnode). I comparing linage related cell types (neuronal) and so far everything looks alright, could quite nicely call a lot of peaks using MACS2. However after i visualize my data i notice that a lot of peaks have a huge strand bias, meaning reads for this peaks are not mixed on + or - (http://pasteboard.co/2tYMz9CZ.png , hmedip of three different linage related cell types). I know that there is the possibility of CpN methylation or that only one strand is methylated but I was thinking this are rather rare event however I have a lot of peaks with a strand bias (have to find a way to quantify but would say 60-70 %). Another point would be amplification artifact but even after removal of duplicated reads i still get the strand bias. Furthermore I see this effect in all my replicates (which are quite consistent: cor 0.98) and across my different cell types (which share also a quite high similarity in their methylation pattern). Is there another possibility and for my downstream analysis how should I handle such peaks (analysis both strands separately ?).

    Thanks for any suggestion,
    Flo
  • SylvainL
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 180

    #2
    Hi, I did not analyze this kind of data (yet) but, according to this paper (http://www.nature.com/nature/journal...ture10008.html), they observe an extensive strand-bias...

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    • Galleg
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2016
      • 3

      #3
      Originally posted by SylvainL View Post
      Hi, I did not analyze this kind of data (yet) but, according to this paper (http://www.nature.com/nature/journal...ture10008.html), they observe an extensive strand-bias...
      Great thanks for the paper

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