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  • Golsheed
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    • Oct 2014
    • 49

    #1

    log normalization of RPKM values in voom

    I have a question about using voom() on TPM (or RPKM) values. I have TPM values on gene level for 200 samples, and I want to use voom() function to log-normalize the data. I will use the output voom(dge,design,plot=FALSE)$E, from Voom, to run a linear regression model myself for DE analysis (so I'm NOT using Limma afterwards).
    My question is whether this is a correct thing to do? In other words, is the log-normalization method used in voom() applicable to RPKM values?
    If this is not a correct thing to do, what other method you suggest for normalization or transformation of the RPKM values before doing a DE analysis?
    I'd deeply appreciate any kind of comment or suggestion.

    Thanks,
    Golsheed

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