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  • kalidaemon
    Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 14

    #1

    Storm help

    Hi everyone
    I've been running some transcription factor binding site analysis using the Storm and Motifclass utilities in the CREAD package. I got some interesting results using a functional depth cut-off and decided to run my data through again this time using a p-value cut-off as a sort of sanity check. As always with this sort of analysis, this opened a huge can of worms because there is very little agreement between results. I've got a couple questions about this that I was hoping some of you could answer:
    1. I know that altering parameters in one's analysis can lead to different results. Should I be surprised/concerned that my results were so different?
    2. Has anyone used Storm/Motifclass? What did you find were the best parameters for your particular data-set?
    3. I've also played around with DME/Matcompare and Patser. Are there any PWM or non-PWM based transcription factor binding site analysis methods that you really like working with?
  • capricy
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 125

    #2
    where did you get a stand-alone copy of Patser? Could you please some sample command lines, and how did you format your input files? Thanks.

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