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  • removing genes with low level expression

    Hi,

    I'm currently using the trinity package for RNAseq analysis. A little help here. If I wanted to run EdgeR with all the genes in my trinity assembly, is there a way to filter the DE results to remove genes with very low level expression. I know that I can use the output from filter_by_rsem, then just manually edit the DE results using excel, but I'm wondering if there is a script that will work directly on the DE results.

    hope you could help.


    thanks,
    Christine

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    See any of the case studies in the edgeR User's Guide. You need to do the filtering at the beginning of the DE analysis rather than at the end.

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