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1 FAQs of Differential Gene Expression using RNA-Seq A collection of questions about RNA-Seq July 18, 2013 Jyothi Thimmapuram jyothit@purdue.edu Bioinformatics Core bioinformatics@purdue.edu
2 Strategies for RNA-Seq Haas and Zody, Nature Biotechnology, 2010, 28:421
3 RNA-Seq - issues Coverage across transcriptome may not be random Some reads map to multiple locations Some reads do not map Some reads map outside exons new genes or new gene models?
4 What platform to use HiSeq/MiSeq How many lanes/flowcell How many reads/lane What is PE and SE sequencing What is the format of sequencing file
5 Illumina HiSeq 2500) 2 independent Flow Cells
6
7 Single Reads Barcode primer Adaptor A Adaptor B barcode s_1_sequence.txt SP2 SP1 Paired-end Reads Barcode primer Adaptor A Adaptor B barcode SP2 s_1_1_sequence.txt s_1_2_sequence.txt
8 HiSeq 2500 MiSeq No. of lanes 8 1 Length of Run 10 days 1 day Single Reads (per lane) million million Paired-end Reads million million Read length 50,100bp 2 x 250bp Bases > Q30 >85% (2x50bp) >85% (2x100bp) >80% (2x100bp) >80% (2x150bp) >70% (2x250bp) HiSeq 2500, Rapid Run Chemistry: 2 lanes, 120 million reads per lane, 50, 100,150bp, two days
9 Illumina files: one fastq file per sample Sequence ID Sequence Quality CTTGACAAAGGGTGCAAGGCAGTTAGTGGTGCAAGATGCATTGCTGATGATGGGTTCATCAGGGCTGTAATCATA + CGTGTCTTAAGGAGGCACCAAACAATATAAAGCTACAGATGGCGTCCTTGGTTTTTAATTTTAAGTTGGGGGACT + ggggggggggggegggdgggggegggffdgggggggggeggggggggggggegfggeegggfgcgggefgge^eg Seq 1 Seq 2
10 How many reads are needed (depth of sequencing) Number of reads/lane Number of samples/lane Read length
11 Number of reads/coverage Number of genes in the species Number of genes expressed under the treatment/tissue Rare transcripts
12 Number of reads/coverage Trapnell et al., Nature Biotechnology, 2010, 28:311
13 Sample Pairwise Comparisons Number of Differentially Expressed (DE) genes by each method edger voom Cufflinks Cond1_vs_Cond Cond1_vs_Cond Cond1_vs_Cond Cond2_vs_Cond Cond2_vs_Cond Cond3_vs_Cond Each of these samples had at least 50 million PE reads
14 Standards, Guidelines and Best Practices for RNA-Seq The ENCODE consortium The ability to detect reliably low copy number transcripts/isoforms depends upon the depth of sequencing and on a sufficiently complex library. For experiments from a typical mammalian tissue or in which sensitivity of detection is important, a minimum depth of M 2 x 76 bp or longer reads is currently recommended. Evaluating the impact of sequencing depth on transcriptome profiling in human adipose Liu et. al., PLoS One 8:e66883
15 Experimental Design Number of biological replicates
16 We can sequence multiple samples on one lane by indexing (barcoding, tagging) the sample Multiplexed The index is usually 6-7 bp that is used to separate sequences for each sample SP1 Paired-end Reads Barcode primer Adaptor A Adaptor B barcode SP2
17 Auer P L, and Doerge R W Genetics 2010;185: Balanced Blocked Design
18 Quality Control How do you check the quality of reads How do you trim and filter low quality bases Do we need to trim and filter low quality bases
19 Sequence quality check FastQC FASTX-Toolkit Quality score > 30 Min. length 50% of the read
20 Bad run Good run x-axis: Position in read y-axis: Quality scores
21 FastQC Before trimming After trimming x-axis: Position in read y-axis: Quality scores
22 Mapping to reference genome or transcriptome No reference available Draft genome available Not well annotated reference
23 Align to genome Bioinformatics Core Mapping of RNA-Seq reads Can detect novel exons or un-annotated genes Aligners should be able to map reads across splice sites Reads from non-genic regions influence expression values, SNP detection etc. Align to transcriptome Information about splice junctions is not required PE distance and junction reads - isoforms
24 Strategies for RNA-Seq Haas and Zody, Nature Biotechnology, 2010, 28:421
25 To map RNA-Seq reads Number of mismatches allowed Number of hits allowed Exon-exon/exon-intron junctions Expected distance in PE reads
26 What alignment program to use Unique or multiple mapping Usually what %reads map to reference How to generate read counts
27
28 TopHat alignment
29 TopHat-Cufflinks-Cuffcompare-CuffDiff Uses Bowtie Splits the read into segments and map independently and glue them together to produce end-to-end read alignment Currently does not support short indels Can align up to 1024 bp Do not mix PE and single reads
30 TopHat contd. Junctions from GFF or other list file Without reference Neighboring coverage islands joined with an intron PE reads genomic coordinates and expected distance Two segments of the same read mapped apart reports alignments across GT-AG introns
31 Cufflinks, Cuffcompare and CuffDiff Cufflinks Assembles transcripts and estimates abundances Alignments in SAM format as input Cuffcompare/Cuffmerge Compares assembled sequences to a ref. annotation Compares Cufflinks transcripts across experiments Input - GTF file from Cufflinks CuffDiff GTF file & SAM files Finds significant changes in transcript expression, splicing and promoter use Output files Genes.fpkm_tracking Gnes_exp.diff
32 Some popular aligners BWA slow for long reads and reads with higher error rate; suboptimal alignment pairs; allows gapped alignment TopHat uses Bowtie; maps reads to genome, builds a database of possible splice junctions, and maps the reads against these junctions to confirm Novoalign most accurate, slow Others: SpliceMap, MapSplice, SOAP, MAQ, CLC Bio
33 Overlap multireads can cause inaccurate expression estimates Van Verk et al., Trends Plant Sci. 18:
34 Counting reads with HTSeq
35 What are the different methods for DGE analysis What is RPKM/FPKM Why do we use more than one method How to validate and verify the RNA-Seq results How to select genes for qrt-pcr
36 Length of genes Sequencing depth Differential Gene Expression RPKM Reads Per Kilobase of exon model per Million mapped reads Mortazavi et al., Nature Methods,2008, 5:621 FPKM Fragment Per Kilobase of exon model per Million mapped reads Normalization gene counts should be adjusted to minimize the bias Statistical model should account for length and depth
37 Differential expression methods Fisher s exact test or similar tests for RPKM/FPKM R-packages for RNA-Seq analysis: DESeq small # or no replicates; negative binomial (NB) dist edger NB dist; Similar to Fisher s exact test using NB (instead of hypergeometric probablities) bayseq more complex; empirical Bayesian methods DEGseq based on MA-plots
38 DESeq-edgeR-Cufflinks DESeq 10,939 edger 11,770 Cufflinks 6,263 DESeq+edgeR 10,219 DESeq+Cufflinks 6,070 edger+cufflinks 6,077 DESeq+edgeR+Cufflinks 6,045 DESeq and edger novo align mapping
39 DESeq-edgeR-baySeq DESeq 888 edger 895 bayseq 1,115 DESeq + edger 591 DESeq + bayseq 488 edger + bayseq 465 DESeq + edger + bayseq Soneson and Delorenzi, BMC Bioinfomatics. 14:91 Rapaport et. al.,
40 Yendrek et al., BMC Research Notes. 5:506 Comparing RNA-Seq with qrt-pcr
41 Sequencing platform to use FAQs of RNA-Seq Illumina HiSeq, 8lanes/flowcell, fastq files Sequencing depth number of reads At least mil/sample Paired-end or single reads PE Length of reads At least 50bp, usually 100bp Number of biological replicates At least 3 (more if you can afford) Experimental design for sequencing Balanced Block Design How to analyze RNA-Seq data
42 FAQs of RNA-Seq cont. How to analyze RNA-Seq data How to check quality and trim/filter low quality FASTQC and FASTXtoolkit Reference genome or transcriptome Depends on the purpose of the expt Build a reference transcriptome if not available (Trinity, Trans-ABySS, Velvet/Oases) What alignment program to use TopHat, Bowtie2, BWA Unique or multiple mapping Unique A good %mapping : 70-90%
43 FAQs of RNA-Seq cont. How to analyze RNA-Seq data How to get read counts HTSeq with option union What statistical methods to use limma package (edger, voom, rpkm), DESeq Why do we use more than one method Different normalization methods and assumptions Validation and verification How to select genes : FDR, FC, pathway
44 Applications using RNA-Seq data Differential gene expression Structural annotation of a genome Alternative splicing Fusion transcripts de novo transcriptome assembly SNPs/Indels Phylogenomics
45 Resources for RNA-Seq analysis RNA-Seq Blog Transcriptome Analysis: Sequencing and Profiling
46 Additional references for RNA-Seq analysis: Differential gene and transcript expression analysis of RNA-seq experiments with TopHat and Cufflinks. Trapnell et. al., Nature Protocols. 7: Evaluating the impact of sequencing depth on transcriptome profiling in human adipose Liu et. al., PLoS One 8:e Counting reads in features with htseq-count
47 References for statistical analysis of DGE: Design and validation issues in RNA-seq experiments Fang and Cui, Brief Bioinform. 12: A comprehensive evaluation of normalization methods for Illumina highthroughput RNA sequencing data analysis Dillies, et. al., Brief Bioinform. doi: /bib/bbs046 A comparison of statistical methods for detecting differentially expressed genes from RNA-Seq data Kvam et. al., Am. J. Botany. 99: Comprehensive evaluation of differential expression analysis methods for RNA- Seq data Rapaport et. al., A comparison of methods for differential expression analysis of RNA-seq data Soneson and Delorenzi, BMC Bioinfomatics. 14:91.
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