Closed davidjohngreen closed 11 months ago
Hi David, Either of those two option (using one of the replicates, or merging them) would likely work fine, depending on the depth and reproducibility of the 3 replicate experiments Best, Jesse
On Sun, Dec 6, 2020 at 10:17 AM David Green notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi there,
Many thanks for creating the tool - excellent work! I have a few questions about using it with my data.
I have ATAC-seq and H3K27ac ChIP-seq from three individuals (biological replicates).
I see that the tool allows replicates to be included, which is great. My question is - in this case, what is the best way to define the initial set of candidates?
I have three ATAC-seq files, and there might be small differences in the precise locations of peaks among individuals.
Is it acceptable to just use one of these ATAC-seq BAMs to define the candidates, and then put all of them into the tool as replicates? Or could I perhaps merge my three ATAC-seq BAM files and call MACS2 on this merged file to get an average location of the summits? Any help on this would be grealy appreciately.
David
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Hi there,
Many thanks for creating the tool - excellent work! I have a few questions about using it with my data.
I have ATAC-seq and H3K27ac ChIP-seq from three individuals (biological replicates).
I see that the tool allows replicates to be included, which is great. My question is - in this case, what is the best way to define the initial set of candidates?
I have three ATAC-seq files, and there might be small differences in the precise locations of peaks among individuals.
Is it acceptable to just use one of these ATAC-seq BAMs to define the candidates, and then put all of them into the tool as replicates? Or could I perhaps merge my three ATAC-seq BAM files and call MACS2 on this merged file to get an average location of the summits? Any help on this would be grealy appreciately.
David