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  • Cuffdiff FPKM values from same samples but different comparisons

    Dear Seqanswers community,
    I am a newbie in the field of RNA-seq analysis and so, it might be a naive question for most of you.
    I did Differential expression analysis amongst many samples with Cuffdiff2.0.4 . My model is a mouse model and I provided the gtf file from UCSC .

    I am having hard time understanding how the FPKM values are calculated .
    For eg,
    I have an analysis between sample 1 vs sample 2
    and between Sample 1 vs sample 3 . Should'nt the FPKM value for Sample 1 be the same in both the analysis?.
    If not , Can you explain what is the fundamental logic behind the calculation of FPKM values and Differential expression.

    Thank you all in advance for your help.
    Himanshu

  • #2
    I have the same problem. Trying to figure out why.

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    • #3
      Having the same problem, any suggestions?

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