RNA expression levels were quantified using RSEM [14 (link)] (v.1.3.1) with GENCODE annotation (v.30) [15 (link)]. Genes with fewer than 10 counts were removed prior to further analysis. Normalization and differential expression analysis was performed using DESeq2 [16 (link)] (v1.32.0) in R (v4.2.2).
RNA-seq of Brain Tissue Samples
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Variable analysis
- RNA extraction method (AllPrep DNA/RNA FFPE Kit)
- Sample preparation method (NEB NEBnext Ultra Low Input Total RNA with rRNA Depletion kit)
- Sequencing platform (NovaSeq 6000)
- RNA expression levels (quantified using RSEM)
- Sequencing read quality (over 91% of bases with quality score > Q30)
- Sequencing read length (100 bp)
- Bioinformatics tools used (Cutadapt, STAR, RSEM, DESeq2)
- No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned.
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