Consensus module detection using WGCNA
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9.2 years ago
Nitin ▴ 170

Hello,

I recently started to work on consensus modules identification using WGCNA (R package). I went through tutorials related to this in WGCNA website In these tutorials authors had mentioned constructed female liver and male liver datasets. When I looked into input data regarding female and liver data sets I found that they both have same number of genes (3600) each ofcourse different expression values. Now my question is if we use different datasets as followes

Data1 : 700 genes

Data2: 300 genes

Is it possible to compared these datasets and construct consensus modules using WGCNA or not. Because when I tried using my datasets with different number of genes it gave following error

exprSize = checkSets(multiExpr)
Error in checkSets(multiExpr) : 
  Incompatible number of genes in set 1 and 2

Does this mean should I consider only common genes between datasets to construct consensus modules?

Let me know.

Thanks and Regards,
Sai

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I am having the same problem..Please let me know if you have the solution.

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4.7 years ago

You should identify the common genes between the two data sets and use them to do the consensus module analysis.

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