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  • SHeaph
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    • Nov 2012
    • 13

    cummeRbund analysis - genes & CDS

    Hi All,

    I produced the following table from a large data set using cufflinks-cuffmerge-cuffdiff. I produced a heatmap with cummeRbund based on the most significant differentially expressed genes at alpha =0.001. I also produced an expressionBarplot for CDS (alpha =0.001). There were more genes in the barplot than identified in the heatmap.

    Can someone please advise what the differences is between both groups?

    genes 65536
    isoforms 93744
    TSS 74511
    CDS 29258
    promoters 65536
    splicing 74511
    relCDS 18751


    Many thanks in advance!
  • sdas125
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 1

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    genes & CDS

    CDS signify coding sequences.
    Entire mRNA transcript do not translate into protein. mRNA transcript contains both 5'UTR and 3" UTR, which has versatile functions. Only a part of transcript translate into protein.
    CDS is the part of gene sequence (mRNA sequence) that translate to protein. Generally CDS is a small fraction of entire gene sequence (mRNA sequence).

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