RNA-Seq Analysis of Organoid Responses
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Corresponding Organization : Institute of Infection and Immunity
Other organizations : Montreal Clinical Research Institute, Université de Montréal, University of Washington, McGill University
Variable analysis
- Stimulation with ENR (control) or ENR +
Hpb -CM medium
- Gene expression levels
- SI organoids
- RNA extraction using Trizol reagent
- RNA quality checked with Bioanalyzer
- Library preparation using NEB mRNA stranded library prep Kit
- Paired-end sequencing on the NovaSeq 6000 at 25 million reads per sample
- Alignment of RNA-seq reads to the mm10 reference genome using STAR
- Read counts calculated using the strand-specific exonic reads of each gene
- Duplicate genes merged using HOMER
- Transcripts per million used to evaluate the correlation among replicates for quality control
- Differential gene expression calculated from the raw read counts using edgeR
- ENR (control) condition
- Not explicitly mentioned
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