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It has been suggested that, while exonic read counts in RNA-seq data correspond to steady-state mRNA abundance, changes in the abundance of intronic reads can be used to estimate the change in transcription rate. Through this concept, a change in exonic reads without a corresponding change in intronic reads is diagnostic of differential RNA stability, while concurrent changes in both exonic and intronic reads suggest altered transcription. DiffRAC is a framework that converts unspliced/spliced relationships into a generalized linear model whose parameters can then be inferred from sequencing count data.
Initializing DiffRAC framework...
Estimating size factors and dispersions...
Optimizing the bias constant...
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Distribution of log fold changes of RNA-stability results. The genes that were significantly destabilised/stabilised were overlaapped with DEGs from UPF3B to Controls comparison and their distribution was plotted.
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Based on the small overlap of DEGs and DSG, it might be that the genes that are differentially stabilised/destabilised are impacted as a secondary effect to NMD inhibition. It would be interesting to see what that overall data represents in terms of pathway enrichment analyses. As we are interested in seeing what gene sets are up-regulated and downregulated, we are conducting a gene set enrichment analysis.
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