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  • fahim
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    • Oct 2010
    • 10

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    No significant genes in RNA-seq analyses

    Hi all
    I am doing RNA-seq analyses using tophat and cufflinks. I followed all the steps of nature protocol papers without any problem except the 'cummRbund' portion.

    I am adding selected snippet results below.

    Code:
    > 
    cuff_data <- readCufflinks("diff_out")
    > cuff_data
    CuffSet instance with:
    	 2 samples
    	 35210 genes
    	 65828 isoforms
    	 46226 TSS
    	 24611 CDS
    	 35210 promoters
    	 46226 splicing
    	 20203 relCDS
    > csVolcano(genes(cuff_data), 'C1', 'C2')
    Warning message:
    Removed 6924 rows containing missing values (geom_point). 
    > gene.diff[gene.diff$significant=='yes',]
     [1] gene_id          sample_1         sample_2         status           value_1          value_2          log2_fold_change test_stat       
     [9] p_value          q_value          significant     
    <0 rows> (or 0-length row.names)
    > getSig(cuff_data,alpha=0.05,level='genes')
    character(0)
    > mySigGeneIds<-getSig(cuff_data,alpha=0.5,level='genes')
    > getSig(cuff_data,alpha=0.5,level='genes')
    character(0)
    > length(getSig(cuff_data,alpha=0.9,level='genes'))
    [1] 6759
    I am amazed not to see anything differentially expressed. I am wondering if I did any mistake during the entire run.
    My 'volcanoplot' also does not show any significant point in the label, however, I see some points that are above 2.0 on y-axis, demonstrating a p-value of 0.001.

    I read some other posts suggesting to use edgeR.


    Thanks and help appreciated
    Last edited by fahim; 03-26-2013, 07:55 AM.

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