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  • egunth
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2011
    • 4

    #1

    Not quite RNA-seq but trying to use same software

    Hi there,

    I have created a list of genomic loci that have enrichment between two samples experimentally and I want to create a list of FPKM values for these regions using ChIP-seq data. I tried writing a script to do this on my own but it's woefully slow for the amount of data I need to handle. Two questions: First, is this a valid approach? I'm just trying to treat these enriched regions as "transcripts" and use FPKM as a way to quantify their abundance across different ChIP-seq samples. The two ideas seem analogous (mRNA level vs ChIP enrichment) so this seemed like the best way to do that. Second, what software can I use to calculate FPKM for this custom list of regions using a SAM, BAM, or BED file of reads?

    Thanks in advance,
    Eric
  • dpryan
    Devon Ryan
    • Jul 2011
    • 3478

    #2
    Have you looked into just using DiffBind?

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