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  • aroomacanvas
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    • Dec 2015
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    Help with complicated DESeq2 design formula

    Hello. I'm familiar with DESeq2 but the most complex design equations I've used are having blocked pairs. I need to perform a more complicated design but I'm having trouble formulating the equation. I have a design table that I've read in that contains all the relevant information. Here are the specifications:

    condition = sample/control (what I'm testing over)
    week = a timepoint comparison of when the sample was generated
    grade = a comparison of what grade of disease the sample has (so 4 > 3 > 2 > 1 > 0 ie control)
    There are also 3 possible organ sites but some samples are a combination, so I've split it into 3 binary variables: is_SiteA, is_SiteB, and is_SiteC, all of which are 0 or 1

    This is what the table looks like:
    Code:
    sample	condition	week	grade	is_SiteA	is_SiteB	is_SiteC
    SAMPA	sample	14	3	0	1	0
    SAMPB	control	7	0	0	0	1
    SAMPC	control	14	0	1	0	1
    Right now my equation is this:
    ddsHTSeq <- DESeqDataSetFromMatrix(counts_table, sample_table, design = ~ week : grade : is_GI + is_Liver + is_Skin + condition)

    Is this correct at all? I really appreciate any help. FYI I do have more than 3 samples, before anyone asks!
    Last edited by aroomacanvas; 12-01-2015, 12:03 PM.

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