Closed demis001 closed 1 year ago
If you're BSseq object is called bsseq
, then bsseq[seqnames(bsseq) != "chrY", ]
or bsseq[seqnames(bsseq) != "Y", ]
will do it (depending on what the Y chromosome is named in your data).
General question like this are better posted to https://support.bioconductor.org/.
@PeteHaitch I just registered to bioconductor.org, and the site couldn't allow me to create a new post. I want to bother you one more time. I initially filtered CpG loci with a median coverage of 4 or greater with 50% or less missing value among all participants. Would you please guide me on how to apply imputation to both "M" and "Cov" in the BSseq object?
I've never used imputation.
Please explain how to exclude the "Y" chromosome data from the "bsseq" object. I want to exclude the "Y" range data and coverage simultaneously.
Best, Dereje Jima