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  • super0925
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2014
    • 206

    DE analysis between different species

    Hi All
    I have two group of animals. cow and sheep
    GroupA: cow1 cow2 cow3
    GroupB: sheep1 sheep2 sheep3
    All of them have finished the Tophat mapping.
    Could I do the DE comparison between two groups?

    (1) So far, I don't think Cuffdiff could do this, am I right?
    (2) For edgeR/DESeq2,could I firstly get the counts and then uniform the Ensembl ID between cow and sheep (transfer them from cow to sheep or vice versa) , and then do edgeR/DESeq2. Is this OK?
  • dpryan
    Devon Ryan
    • Jul 2011
    • 3478

    #2
    Your steps will be:

    (1) Define a set of IDs that will be constant between the two species. This will allow you to derive counts for each.

    (2) Define a set of constantly expressed genes that can be used for normalization. Without this, you have no way to compensate for things like a species-dependent alignment bias. You may also need to account for transcript length differences between the species.

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