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  • nandr009
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    • Nov 2018
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    Multivariate analysis of RNASeq data??

    Hi all,

    Some background on my project: I recently sequenced tissue samples from fish collected from 4 different lakes. Based on transcriptome-wide gene expression changes (count data), samples clustered together based on which lake they were collected from, suggesting there are transcriptional differences among fish from each lake. So now I would like to examine what factors are contributing to these transcriptional differences.

    For example, I have data for several water quality parameters from each lake. Is there a statistical analysis I can do using count data and water quality parameters to see which variables could be contributing to observed transcriptional differences? I am assuming it would be some type of multiple regression analysis. Does anyone have experience with this type of statistical analysis and can provide some advice or references? Essentially I just want to see which variables could account for transcriptional differences among the lakes.

    I apologize in advance if this is an elementary question, I am new to the field.


    Thank you!
    Last edited by nandr009; 09-19-2019, 11:56 AM.

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