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Dear, SEQanswer community,
I want to detect differentially expressed genes between tumor and normal tissue, adjusting for any differences between the patients. I have 8 leukemia patients and 8 healthy donors. I follow the edgeR manual, particularly case study at chapter 4.1. I use the following commands: Code:
> fit <- glmFit(counts, design) > lrt <- glmLRT(fit) > topTags(lrt) > colnames(design) > o <- order(lrt$table$PValue) > cpm(counts)[o[1:10],] In what way I can calculate log2FC for each sample instead of CPM values in edgeR? Thank You very much for help! Olha Last edited by Olha; 02-10-2016 at 03:10 PM. Reason: incorrect title |
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