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  • RPKM and statistical test

    Dear All,
    I have an output with RPKM values for each transcript (using LifeScope ABI), each column represents a different sample ( I have both techincal and biological replicates).
    What kind of test to asses statistical difference may I do?

    I am using DESeq and DEXseq with rawcounts, but no clue ho to analyze directly RPKM values,

    Thanks,
    Paolo

  • #2
    Same question

    Hello Paolo,
    I am using RPKM values too. I was wondering if there is a good test for analyzing these values. ?

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    • #3
      I think that Partek's Gene Specific Analysis is most appropriate. Rather than assuming a distribution (lognormal, poisson, etc.) like DESeq and DEXSeq, they run multiple tests and choose the best model fit.

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      • #4
        Don't use RPKM values. stick with count based methods. In particular either DESeq or EdgeR.

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