FAQ
What algorithm do we use for RNAseq and metabolomics combination analysis?
We can do the Pearson correlation or sperman correlation in common report; plot by heatmap or network pic; We can also use GLM,CCA for the combination analysis.
For the Microbiome+Metabolome services, what specific details about the samples are necessary for the Microbiom analysis? Do we need to provide detailed information on species and strains, and to what level of specificity are these details required?
It would be better if you provide detailed information such as species and strains about the microbia of interest. But it is fine if there is no more information.
What would essentially be the difference between the metagenome analysis and the amplicon analysis
Metagenomic sequencing involves sequencing the entire genome of all microorganisms present in a sample. This includes bacteria, archaea, fungi, viruses, and other microorganisms. 16S amplicon sequencing focuses on sequencing a specific region of the 16S ribosomal RNA gene, which is present in all bacteria and archaea but not in eukaryotes.
We have whole transcriptome sequencing data, can you combine that with our proteomics data, similar to how RNA-seq and proteomics datasets are combined?
Yes, but we require you to provide transcriptome sequencing data that meets our specific format requirements.
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