Good morning, I'm working with ATACseq data for the fist time, and I'm using DiffBind for the Differential Accessibility Analysis, but I have this message error when I make the contrast: No contrasts added
. There must be at least two sample groups with at least three replicates. I have two samples of 2 replicates for each sample. I don't know if I can perform this analysis with DiffBind, I would like to know if it's possible and whats the problem, and if its not possible what package I can use instead DiffBind.
This is my script:
GFP_vs_NT<-dba.peakset(NULL,
peaks="../bash_results/macs2/ATAC_GFP_1_peaks.xls",
peak.caller="macs", sampID="ATAC_GFP_1",
condition = "GFP", replicate=1,
bamReads ="../bash_results/final_bam/ATAC_GFP_1.BL.bam")
GFP_vs_NT<-dba.peakset(GFP_vs_NT,
peaks="../bash_results/macs2/ATAC_GFP_2_peaks.xls",
peak.caller="macs",
sampID="ATAC_GFP_2",
condition = "GFP", replicate=2,
bamReads = "../bash_results/final_bam/ATAC_GFP_2.BL.bam")
GFP_vs_NT<-dba.peakset(GFP_vs_NT,
peaks="../bash_results/macs2/ATAC_NT_1_peaks.xls",
peak.caller="macs", sampID="ATAC_NT_1",condition = "NT", replicate=1,
bamReads = "../bash_results/final_bam/ATAC_NT_1.BL.bam")
GFP_vs_NT<-dba.peakset(GFP_vs_NT,
peaks="../bash_results/macs2/ATAC_NT_2_peaks.xls",
peak.caller="macs", sampID="ATAC_NT_2",
condition = "NT", replicate=2,
bamReads = "../bash_results/final_bam/ATAC_NT_1.BL.bam")
counts<-dba.count(GFP_vs_NT,
bParallel = TRUE,
score=DBA_SCORE_READS)
GFP_vs_NT_counts<-dba.contrast(counts,
categories=DBA_CONDITION,
minMembers = 2)
GFP_vs_NT_counts <- dba.contrast(counts,
contrast = c("condition", "replicate"))
GFP_vs_NT_analyzed<-dba.analyze(GFP_vs_NT_counts,
method = DBA_ALL_METHODS)
GFP_vs_NT_DE_peaks <- dba.report(GFP_vs_NT_analyzed)
Thanks! I saw that but I don't know how to do the samplesheet, I don't have any .csv, my output are bamfiles and peaks, I don't know if I have to do it manually and what I have to put there
You can put it together manually - the vignette has clear examples of the format. It will contain columns that point to your BAM and peak files for each sample.