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Hi there!
I've been researching but haven't found any result yet. Do you think there is some (statistical) methods designed for detecting Differentially Expressed Genes among different tissues in an organism during time? I mean do you think it is possible to find out what genes are expressed differentially in different tissues in time series RNA-seq data? It is like a factorial design (study) in which we have "time" and "different tissues" as possible factors that may influence expression of genes. If there is no direct method to do so, what do you recommend to solve such problems?
Thank you
Look into the limma package of R from the Bioconductor project
limma ,deseq2 are all able to perform this , in addition you can also look at dexus
You need to make the proper contrast to make the actual design you wish to make for comparisons w.r.t to a design that will have all variables but not the comparisons.
DESEQ2 time coure
limma time course . starts from page 46
Check some examples here
Thank you so much for the information!
Thanks a lot! I'm currently reading into it.