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Hi friends,
Recently, I got a problem, I have two treated samples, one is KO, and the other is WT (as control), and the two samples also have a time series. In other words, I have four sequencing samples: KO0h, KO5h, WT0h, and WT5h. What I should do with cuffdiff? ![]() Grateful to any suggestions Thanks very much! |
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Location: Norway Join Date: Aug 2013
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Im wondring the same....
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