can do so by taking avg logFC value from the DEG analysis with the neighbors, but some gene sets could be too small to be significant. Review with Britt and Galen whether just to take the top/bottom 10 to get a general idea what the genes are involved in
can do so by taking avg logFC value from the DEG analysis with the neighbors, but some gene sets could be too small to be significant. Review with Britt and Galen whether just to take the top/bottom 10 to get a general idea what the genes are involved in