I've noticed that many of the papers examining genome-wide ChIP use quantile-normalization. My impression was this was primarily for microarray types of data. It seems like normalization of ChIP-Seq data is quite a bit more complex. To use normalization do you need to sequence the comparable input for each sample you plan to run?
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