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  • Comparing densities of Chip-seq tag counts and plotting them

    I have a matrix of Chip-seq results data like this for 26000 genes

    LncRNA_ID LncRNA_Name Control_Raw_TagCount ICLIP_EZH2_Raw_TagCount
    1 AK092525 47908 194887
    2 ENST00000423879 RP11-12M5.1 10794 90146
    3 AF318349 5514 61617
    4 ENST00000506392 CTC-313D10.1 288 40880
    5 ENST00000438080 RP11-177A2.4 25005 37380
    6 AK123756 800 35469


    I want to plot the counts densities of both samples, control and EZH2 in order to compare them. I am using R and I am very confused, mainly because I can't plot them as histograms, I get one figure with only one bar and not all the bars that I am waiting for, the same if I am interested to do a boxplot

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