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ngs-bulk-rnaseq-differential-expression

Run or plan bulk RNA-seq differential-expression analysis from count matrices with replicate, design formula, contrast, batch, normalization, QC plot, and result-table checks.

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Run or plan bulk RNA-seq differential-expression analysis from count matrices with replicate, design formula, contrast, batch, normalization, QC plot, and result-table checks.
# Bulk RNA-seq Differential Expression Use this skill when the user has raw counts or a count-generation output and wants differential expression, contrasts, QC plots, or ranked gene tables. ## Essential Inputs Confirm: - raw count matrix path and sample metadata path - gene ID type and annotation mapping requirement - biological conditions, replicates, batch variables, donor pairing, covariates, and exclusions - exact contrasts and baseline levels - preferred statistical framework: DESeq2, edgeR, limma-voom, or existing lab standard - output needs: normalized counts, PCA, sample distance, volcano plots, heatmaps, ranked tables, GSEA-ready lists ## Preconditions Do not start differential expression until: - raw counts are preserved - each requested contrast has enough biological replication - sample metadata row names match count matrix columns - batch/covariate choices are explicit - exploratory PCA/sample-distance plots do not reveal obvious swaps or failed libraries ## Route For most count matrices, use DESeq2 or edgeR. Use limma-voom when the study design or lab standard favors it. Keep the analysis in R when using Bioconductor unless the user specifically asks for a Python-only workflow. The plugin-owned local runner is: ```bash python plugins/ngs-analysis/scripts/run_bulk_rnaseq_de.py \ --count-matrix count_matrix.tsv \ --sample-metadata sample_metadata.tsv \ --contrasts contrasts.tsv \ --execute ``` Use `--method auto` unless the user or lab standard specifies `DESeq2`, `edgeR`, or `limma_log2`. Auto mode uses DESeq2 when integer-like counts and the package are available, falls back to edgeR for integer-like counts, and uses `limma_log2` for non-integer expression matrices. Use `--input-mode` to declare whether the matrix is `raw_counts`, `normalized_expression`, or `log_expression`. When `--input-mode auto` is used, the runner infers the mode and records a warning if normalization is skipped because the matrix is already transformed. Preflight command: ```bash python plugins/ngs-analysis/scripts/ngs_preflight.py --pipeline bulk_rnaseq_differential_expression --emit-install-plan ``` ## Decision Points - Never compare groups without stating the design formula and contrast. - Treat batch correction in modeling separately from visual batch removal. - Do not filter genes using post-hoc knowledge of the contrast. - For paired or repeated-measures designs, model subject/donor explicitly. - Report genes with effect size, uncertainty, adjusted p-value, and filtering status. ## Outputs Produce: - design formula and contrast manifest - QC plots: library size, detected genes, PCA/sample distance, mean-variance trend, and outlier review - input-mode-aware matrix exports plus the modeling/log-scale matrix used for DE - differential-expression tables per contrast - explicit `.not_tested.tsv` stubs for contrasts blocked by insufficient replication or confounding - auto-launched localhost Marimo review app recorded in `notebooks/marimo_server.json` - caveats for small n, confounded designs, failed samples, or batch variables that cannot be estimated - standard run envelope: `run_manifest.json`, `config.json`, `validation/`, `logs/`, `versions/`, `visualizations/`, `notebooks/`, `artifact_index.json`, and `summary.md`
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