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  • RnaSeq vs Microarray correlation

    Hi all,

    I have an experiment with 80 samples both of them run with microarray and RnaSeq. I want to correlate the results between the two technologies.

    I received the results from the RnaSeq experiment in two ways:

    a) Raw data (fastq files)
    b)Table of ensembl id´s counts (no idea how this analysis was done).

    I did the analysis in two ways:

    1)
    For the RnaSeq experiment I took the ensembl id´s counts, translated them into Gene Symbol identifiers (various ensembl Id`s derived in the same Gene Symbol so I just used one of them randomly selected and the other ensembl id´s were discarded), and normalized them with voom (log2 with some modifications).

    For the Microarray experiment I normalized them (RMA) using a curated database (hgu133plus2hsentrezgcdf). I translated the entrez id´s probes into Gene Symbol identifiers.

    I did the correlation between microarray and RnaSeq (cor.test, two sides, spearman method)) and I obtained good results for all the samples (07-0.9). Attached figure 1 with the scatterplot of sample 1.

    2)
    I took the fastq files and analyzed them taking into account the HG19 GRC 37 RefSeq as reference. I translated the refseq id´s into gene symbol. I randomly selected one gene symbol per refseq id.

    Same microarray data was used for the correlation.

    I did the same correlatin as before but the results were worse (0.3-48). Figure 2 shows scatterplot of sample 1.

    My question is, does anybody have a clue about why starting with refseq id´s is not giving the same good results? Any clues?

    Thanks in advance.
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