Notified Muday Lab and others with this email:
An update:
As per discussion on Friday and earlier in the week, I re-ran the comparisons between are and VF36 genotypes.
The new (revised) results files:
- 72_F3H_PollenTube/results/MvW-SL4.txt
- 72_F3H_PollenTube/results/MvW-SL5.txt
The R Markdown report from the code that made them:
- 72_F3H_PollenTube/FindMutantVsWildtypeDEGenes-DESeq2.pdf
The two results files contain comparisons between are and VF36, for 8 pairwise comparisons, comparing are and VF36 at 28 degrees or at 34 degrees, at each time point, individually. See columns "group1" and "group2" in a given row to see which six samples were compared to each other to produce the reported result.
I also included results from groups "A.28" and "V.28". These results came from testing for differences between genotypes, across all the time points, at 28 degrees. This finds the genes that are higher or lower in are, regardless of sample age or stage. You didn't ask for this specifically, but it gives a potentially useful portrait of expression differences between VF35 and are.
Also, I included every result obtained, not just the ones that exceeded thresholds.
Need some more details of what to review and where please.