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About FPKM

07-30-2012, 08:12 PM

Dear all,

I was going to do some simple t test on the FPKM values from Cufflink of two experimental conditions. However, I found one condition tend to have larger FPKM value than the other. I am wondering in practice, should the FPKM values be normalized for each sample? If so, how to normalize them?
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