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  • DESeq error

    Hi,
    I am trying to analyze my RNA-seq data with DESeq
    my count_table appear as follow

    C1_count C2_count C3_count T1_count T2_count T3_count
    1 fdoG 1898 2819 2159 2713 3388 3273
    2 fdoH 364 596 470 552 667 643
    3 fdoI 163 257 215 237 302 273
    4 fdhE 324 537 442 406 596 607
    5 selA 289 587 551 553 639 618
    6 SMa0013 119 256 221 238 302 251


    when I try

    >cds <- newCountDataSet(count_table, conds)

    I get the following error message:
    Error in round(countData) : Non-numeric argument to mathematical function

    Does anyone help me?

    Thanks
    Carmen

  • #2
    It looks like how your counts table is set up, that your gene names are being seen as a column of read counts. Since these are characters, not numbers, DESeq doesn't know how to use them. You need to make those gene names the row names in R.

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    • #3
      OK,
      I will try

      Thanks
      Crm

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