[BioC] Illumina Custom Golden Gate Methylation. Normalization and statistics
r.kandimalla
r.kandimalla at erasmusmc.nl
Fri Aug 21 13:20:27 CEST 2009
Dear all,
I would like to know some information regarding normalisation and
statistics to apply on my custom GGMA assays.
Is normalisation necessary for these assays ? if yes what do you suggest ?
I havent applied any statistics on the data to find differential
methylation among subgroups, instead i just took the beta values and did
comparisons. To elaborate, i have two different subgroups of tumors in
my data set. To compare them i just took the ratio of avg beta of one
sub groups to avg beta of another subgroup and came up with significant
list of genes (i have chosen the ratio > 2 to be significant in that
particular comparison).
This was a validation assay of our genome wide screen using agilent
arrays. With custom GGMA consisting of 384 probes, we were able to
validate quiet some data and is encouraging, but i have questions
regarding the analysis of ggma data, whether im doing something wrong ??
Your input is highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Raju
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Raju kandimalla, PhD student
Department of Pathology
Josephine Nefkens Institute
Erasmus MC, Be-302
P.O. Box 2040
3000 CA Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Tel: +31-10-7043093
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