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  • mgolo
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    • Apr 2011
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    DEGseq and expression of novel small RNAs

    Hi all!

    I´m new to the NGS business, and right now i have a lot of doubts about DE analysis.

    I have RNA-sequenced a bacterial transcriptome in 2 growth conditions, and I have 3 biological replicates for each condition:

    Condition A : Replicate 1A, Replicate 2A, Replicate 3A
    Condition B : Replicate 1B, Replicate 2B, Replicate 3B

    I have the bam an pileup files for each replicate.

    Now, my aim is compare the expression of non-annotated non-coding RNAs in my conditions A and B (so i will use a custom annotation file).

    I have read about DEGseq and i would like to use it for my DE analysis. But i have a number of questions about it:

    1. What method would suit my analysis best? I have thought of using MARS...

    2. How do I normalize my replicates? Should i use loess or median? What´s the difference between them?

    3. What is better: to pool the 3 replicates of each condition or to analyze DE without pooling them?

    4. Since my transcripts are not annotated i will have to use expression values based on raw read counts, right? Can i use the rawCount argument with the DEGseq function or is it only valid with the DEGexp function? If i use the MARS method is it automatically set to analyze raw counts?

    Thanks in advance for your help!

    Maria
    Last edited by mgolo; 07-21-2011, 03:38 AM.

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