Fold Change with DESeq2
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I have a very simple matrix of pairs of columns showing tumor RNAseq raw counts and normal tissue raw counts and rows with Ensembl IDs. I am trying to use the DESeq2 to get fold change between tumor and normal tissue. All of the DESeq tutorials or examples have much more complicated matrices with data that is structured completely differently. Does anyone have an idea of how I can use DESeq2 to get fold change from my simple matrix?

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Please show head(your.matrix, n=10)

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TCGA-E9-A3QA-01A-61R-A22K-07 TCGA-EW-A1P6-01A-11R-A144-07
ENSG00000000003                         2467                         2692
ENSG00000000005                            3                            4
ENSG00000000419                         2513                         1209
ENSG00000000457                          845                          935
ENSG00000000460                          465                          308
ENSG00000000938                         2153                          126
ENSG00000000971                         2357                         1551
ENSG00000001036                         4647                         2152
ENSG00000001084                         2635                         1570
ENSG00000001167                         4529                         2649
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there are several more columns, but that is the first pair with TCGA-E9-A3QA-01A-61R-A22K-07 being tumor and TCGA-EW-A1P6-01A-11R-A144-07 being tissue normal

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Looks like a normal count matrix to me. What do you think is "much more complicated" in the examples you have seen? Please give a link to it.

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