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  • jpg2006
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2017
    • 1

    #1

    FPKM/TPM to raw read counts???????

    Hey guys,

    I am new to this. My question is if there is any way(s) to convert TPM into raw read counts? I currently have FPKM, TPM,effective length and length of the genes for my data set. If I understand correctly I could be able to multiply the FPKM values by the length of the gene, but that would be an incredible amount of manual work due to how the data I have is set up. So besides this way is it possible to convert the data I have into raw read counts? I intend to do other normalizations with the raw read counts because I am aware that TPM and FPKM are already normalized outputs.

    I apologize if this is unclear, though any advice would be great! If it helps I am currently using data from experiments I didn't conduct, so the FPKM, TPM, effective length of genes, and the length of the genes are all I have.

    Thank you!
  • SamCurt
    Member
    • May 2010
    • 40

    #2
    Please check the Bioconductor package tximport, which reverse-calculate read counts from FPKM/TPM, with two modes.

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